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Introduction to e-Marketing: Push Digital on Social Media & Online Marketing for small businesses- Choose Suffolk Tourism Roadshow
1. A Presentation By Push Digital What is e-marketing? How can I use it to drive my business? Tom Griffiths Head of Business Development
2. An introduction Where design meets digital marketing & communications From London to Local: Hammersmith, Southwold & Woodbridge 30 designers, digital marketers, developers Design, build, branding, search, social media, email, PR
3. An introduction to e-marketing Electronic marketing. How very Bladerunner⌠e-marketing redefined? Engagement marketing Marketing is: engaging your customers via the most effective means. So who are they? Where are they? What are they talking about? How are they talking about it?
4. â The changing landscapeâ We know the landscapeâs changing, the big difference is how fast⌠Social Media development is powered by the customers Facebook: 300m active users 65m accessing via mobiles Twitter 1m at end of 2008 now 50m Over 70% of purchases come via friend-recommendations
5. Power to the people Consumers are taking control. But they are becoming easier to manipulateâŚI mean target. They are tailoring their digital social life and refining how we interact. Groups & Twitter lists are enhancing this sense of âbelongingâ to a community / brand / interest / location / lifestyle â Localâ is the new global. World wide web is a local narrow network. Content management, in its truest form, means your customer is self-selecting. They âopt-inâ and look to exchange relevant content with like minds.
6. Let your customers choose the channel Heavenâs Game Marketing Consultancy Social Media Strategy Design Copywriting Advertising Video Production SEO
7. So how can you get a slice of the digital pie? 3 words you will hear a lot: Word of mouthâŚor WOM. So say something (but not too much). Advise, comment, have an opinion, steal someone elseâs!! (by agreeing with them) You donât have to be a big brand to be trusted! You just need to be relevant If it is relevant, it will get talked about: recommended/ favourited / forwarded / retweeted Relevance breeds trust. It also generates links to your site! Content will kill all your digital birds with one, targeted stone. ⌠or rather feed them, so they come back for moreâŚ!
9. Social media â so what? Be where your customers are, talking about what they want to talk about⌠Conversion through conversation. Branding and sales. CRM to âopted-inâ fans / followers. Social Media Advertising. Crucially, think before you tweetâŚ
11. Be found. Get on Twitter to drive brand awareness, brand engagement, traffic, bookings, referrals, recommendations, more bookings... It is not scary. It does not take a lot of time. It is powerful. Find relevant âlistsâ and you will find relevant people â Iâm on ârealpeopleâ and âallroundgoodeggsâ, also âonline-marketingâ and ârugbyâ. Donât get on there and start shouting. Listen, engage, advise, be âhonestâ and be ârealâ. It is free (for now), itâs searchable by Google, and it is targeted. If nothing else, use it as a free research tool to better understand your customers! And focus on intelligent, engagement marketing.
12. Contact Thank you Tom Griffiths [email_address] 07760 209 403 www.twitter.com/TomGriffola
13. Search engine optimisation SEO â natural search engine optimisation Search is intent-based. Engaging the user at the point of relevance. Appear in the search engines for the right search term, with the right message. Content Links Relevance Links Relevance Content Links Relevance
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Marketing must be consistent in everything you do. Advertising spend online is outstripping offline spend for the first time ever. Itâs because that is where people are. And offline / traditional marketing does still work, but the difference with digital marketing is that you can be much more intelligent about it. You can target your customers by what theyâre talking about, where theyâre saying it and the sentiment attached. By age, social situation, their interests, what brands they like, where theyâve been on their holidays, or where they want to go, or what they want to do when theyâre there!! Twitter stat: 52% brand sentiment comments are positive. 31% negative. Tripadvisor effect is no more⌠Pan am, atari,
In answer to where are they: theyâre online, theyâre on their mobiles. Theyâre tweeting, theyâre researching. Theyâre canvassing opinion. Does everyone know what Twitter is? Who isnât sure? Itâs a way of writing down what you think. Your opinion on whatâs going on right now. A way to research. A way of getting answers. Increasingly, itâs a way of aligning yourself with like minds. For informational and discursive reasons⌠Whatâs on in Suffolk? Iâm looking for a sausage casserole recipe. Where can I take my kids on a rainy day in Leicester? Where can I watch the rugby near London Bridge? The way people behave is changing. Fewer people have caused a much bigger impact. Facebook has become more like Twitter but with the added bonus of dwell time â ad space. Ipod bike. Pedal power as social media is human
Essentially, theyâre waving their hands in the air saying âthis is me, these topics are what I want to be associated with.â Aspirational behaviour is helping your customers to categorize themselves. People choose how they consume, you can still determine what they consume. Itâs less about the platform: Twitter / Facebook et alâŚmore about the apps. People manage their own news and product feeds, this is also dictated by their friends. Weâve moved on from the âworld wide webâ, now itâs about connecting with people or businesses who are highly relevant, and local. And location can make you relevant. Being there at the point of relevance.