2. ● For each “yes,” give yourself three points.
● For each “maybe,” give yourself two points.
● For each “no,” give yourself zero points.
Are You Addicted to Social Media?
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Quiz!
3. ● You have a Facebook account.
● You have a Twitter account.
● You use hashtags in your email.
● You check in on Foursquare, everywhere you go!
● You follow or have a profile for your pet.
● You like your own posts.
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Quiz!
4. ● You dream in 140 characters.
● It’s the first thing you do in the morning.
● You update your status while out with real people.
● You share everything.
● Klout becomes your social currency.
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Quiz!
5. What’s it all about?
● Listening to a conversation
● Engaging with stakeholders
● Building relationships
6. 32%
of people
have no idea
companies
are listening
to them
Make that
38% of
Millennials
40%
think
listening
online
intrudes
privacy
50%
say companies
should listen to
improve their
products
60%
want companies
to respond to
complaints
10. ● Identify conversations
● Know audience
● Look for points of pride
● Give customer service
● Take Advantage of Opportunities
● Catch Mistakes
Monitoring
for a Client
15. “I Knew You Were Trouble
When You Walked In...” or
maybe it was tweeted in!
As Taylor
Swift
Would
Say
Maybe T.
Swizzle
isn’t your
thing
IT’S A TRAAAAAP!
16. ● There is nothing you
can say to satisfy
a troll
● Don’t feed them...
especially after
midnight...
Trolls
20. Real Life:
Applebees
By around 2 am, there were around 17,000
comments on Applebee’s original Facebook
status. Then began the most bewildering move
in corporate social media/public relations that I
have ever witnessed. At 2:53 am, the middle of
the night, whoever manages Applebee’s
Facebook page started making comments on
their status update. In response to the over
17,000 comments, the following statement
appeared — not as a new status update, but as
a comment on the status update.
22. Real Life:
Applebees
Next up: Applebee’s starts repeatedly
tagging people in the middle of the night
and repeating their same comment over
and over… and over. It’s now about 3 am
in the morning: