3. And so do journalists
"I have received over 25 000 email story pitches over th l t t
h i d 25,000 il t it h the last two
years. Products. Solutions. Tech innovations, etc.
How many resulted in stories?
H lt d i t i ?
None.
I go to the web and search for information on the topic I want to do a
story on.”
David Meerman Scott
Editor f E C t t M
Edit of E-Content Magazine and Pragmatic Marketing Magazine
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#1 Best-Selling author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR.
6. They also use social media
85% of financial services professionals under 50 are utilizing social
f fi i l i f i l d tili i i l
media
LederMark Communications
58% of institutional investors and sell-side analysts in the US and
Europe believe new media will become more important in helping
p p p g
them make investment decisions
Brunswick Group
7. The channels journalists, analysts and
journalists
investors use
Wikipedia 75 %
LinkedIn 24 %
Other 22 %
YouTube 19 %
Facebook 11 %
Twitter
e 6%
iTunes 6%
Digg
gg 5%
Flickr 2%
Scribd 2%
Technorati 2%
Slideshare 1%
Source: Hallvarsson & Halvarsson Webranking 2010
8. People want a conversation
– at least with each other…
12. Two reasons one should be serious about
social media
People search and what comes up in Google is often content
from social media
People use social media to get information directly
P l i l di t ti f ti di tl
13. But 5 % of listed companies in Sweden
have reputation problems
22. Google likes social media
Good
G d at using keywords i titles, in anchor texts, in URLs and
i k d in i l i h i URL d
in meta data
Good at using search engine friendly permalinks
Encourage people to share and link to social objects
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30. B i blueprint the corporate sphere
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Promotion On site Off site estates
Newsletter Images
Relevant share options
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RSS
Article
Social Newsroom Movies
core
PR Services keyword
RSS
RSS Our Blogs Search friendly permalinks Presentations
Notifications
Trackbacks
Our RSS Documents
Notifications LinkedIn Group
Podcasts
Related articles within
RSS Other Blogs ke ord cluster
keyword cl ster
Applications
Wikipedia
Dominant
32. 35% of F t
f Fortune 500 companies h
i have a T itt account
Twitter t
The Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
79% of the top 100 companies in the Fortune Global 500 index are
using at least one of the most popular social media platforms:
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube or their own corporate blogs
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Burson-Marsteller Fortune Global 100 Social Media Study
33.
34.
35. 97 % more inbound links for companies
that blog
Source: Hubspot
36. 434 % more indexed pages for companies
that blog
Source: Hubspot
37.
38.
39. Shareability is important
44% of th
f those consuming news online says that the possibility
i li th t th ibilit
to share news through email or social networks is an
important factor when choosing among different news sources
It’s the next most important factor for 18 – 29 years old. Most
important is links to related material.
material
40. People do share – and the news finds them
75% of people reading news online get th news by e-mail or
f l di li t the b il
social networks
52% share news
51% of people using social networks get news every day from
people they are connected with
Source: Pew Internet & American Life Project
41.
42.
43.
44. Videos about
Vid b t
Research
New products
Events
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Education
Corporate Social Responsibility
45.
46. Podcasts about
P d t b t
Tips & tricks about photography
Inspiration & knowledge from photographers
About Kodak’s
Ab t K d k’ own marketing
k ti
Financial information / Investor relations
Research & Innovation
47.
48.
49.
50. Twitter is social media is news media
+85% of th t
f the trending t i on Twitter are news
di topics T itt
An average tweet that is retweeted reach 1000 users. No matter
how many follower the original user have
Mid-distance to all people on Twitter is four steps
Source: Haewoon Kwak, Changyun Lee, Hosung Park och Sue Moon
59. Then ask yourself six simple questions
1. What’s our overall objective?
2.
2 How do I support that with the work II’m doing?
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3. How do I measure success in the work I’m doing?
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4. Then – what are my objectives?
5. What need does my target group and stakeholders have?
6. Then – what does the brief look like?