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Agenda
9:00 am – 9:15 am: Digital at BAYADA, Meet the DIG Team
9:15 am – 10:15 am: Social Media Overview
10:15 am – 10:45 am: What’s New? Local Pages and more
10:45 am – 11:00 am: Q & A
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• The average person has 200
friends
• Percent of Friends that see your
posts = 12% (24 people).
• Want to reach 1,000 people a day?
Get 40 people to like your post.(that’s pretty much everyone in this room)
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- 1.5B users (9/24, 1B logged in)
- 83% of total social market
(Twitter, 1.7%, LI 1.4%)
- Newsfeed = 1500 posts/day, 300
posts are engaged with
- The Facebook News Feed is the
world’s largest billboard
World’s Largest Billboard
This is your profile!
World’s Largest Billboard
Where to post to your profile
Which lands here.
In the Newsfeed!
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- 1.5B users (9/24, 1B logged in)
- 83% of total social market
(Twitter, 1.7%, LI 1.4%)
- Newsfeed = 1500 posts/day, 300
posts are engaged with
- The Facebook News Feed is the
world’s largest billboard
World’s Largest BillboardWorld’s Largest Billboard
Profiles, Pages
and Groups
1. Profile – This is
you! Where you post
personally also
needed to admin a
page.
2. Pages – For
Business. Has space
for more information
(like phone, address
and maps)
3. Groups – Small
group communication
(usually cause
related)
Profiles, Pages and Groups
post Images, Videos, Links
and Text. Up to 1500 of those
posts can show up in your
Newsfeed each day.
You interact with about 300 of
these (20%) per day. It’s a
combination of what you do
and important don’t interact
with that determine your
Facebook Algorithm.
Two important external
elements that affect your
Newsfeed: Friends Posts
and Advertising.
How does Facebook Choose What to Show in
the Newsfeed? = I x P x C x T x R
Where,
I = Interest
Interest of user in the creator
P = Post
Post performance for others
C = Creator
Past performance by creator
T = Type
What type of post you prefer
R = Recency
How new the post is
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Facebook Thinks I…
... and am in Debt!like to cook
could use a little
fashion help
Love to travel
(and know my age)
A few things to point out:
• The audiences of these ads also included: Gender, Age, Location, Job Title, Groups/Pages
followed/Posts I’ve clicked, Internet Connection and Device
• Everyone has access to do this – and it’s affordable!
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…and Who Are You?
Ice Breaker – Find 10 things in common
• Arrange into groups of 4 – 5 people
• Appoint 1 person as scribe
• Appoint 1 person as speaker
• You have 15 minutes
The mission:
Find 10 things that you have in common with every person
in your group – that has nothing to do with work! Think
creatively: interests, past experience, future goals.
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Nancy Audience
• Potential Reach 13,000 (11k on per day)
• Min Reach ($5/day) 400 - 1,000 people on FB
• Max Reach ($94.50/day) -11,000
Sample Audiences
Nurse Nancy
• 25 – 55, RN/LPN who lives
within 25 miles of 02030
Slightly Younger
Susan
• 50s, lives in 10 miles of
Dover, with her
husband (age 85).
150k+
Susan Audience
• Potential Reach 9,000 (6, 600 on per day)
• Min Reach ($5/day) 270 - 700 people on FB
• Max Reach ($134.50/day) – 6,600
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11 Offices have a Facebook
Page:
Mayflower on Facebook
Office Director
1HH BNV Kristi Cross
2HH BRV Shana Kirschner
3HH RTV Laura Frisard
4HH SBV Brandi Myers
5HH QVV Cynthia Dedes
6HH WRV Tara OConnor
7HC QUI Maureen Banks
8HC HYA Jen Thomson
9HC WOR Mark DeStephano
10HC BRT Kim Vanderzee
11HC MHT Colleen Petty
14 Offices do not have Facebook
Pages (but we’ll forgive them):
Office Director
HH ETV Sara Grey
HH HYV Norma Waring
HH NWF Charles Hixon
HH NWV Charles Hixon
HH PLF Sara Grey
HH PLV Mary Seguin
HH DMV Judith Swift
HH FLV Diana Molloy
HC NWD Myles Gerraty
HC NWT Janice Avartin
HC PLY Marcello Gentile
HC RUT Nick McCardle
HC BNG Mike Nigro
HC SKI Courtney HawkinsBHHC.CO/DIGsharepoint
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How to get a Facebook Page
Step 1: Appoint a member of your office to manage the Facebook page. This
can be a director, a CSM or a Recruiter, but there needs to be 1 person at the
helm of the ship!
Step 2: Download our “Get Started with Facebook Guide” on DIG’s
SharePoint site, Bonus offer: DIG will make the page for anyone who signs
up for a page today! Give me your card!
Step 3: Maintain a regular posting schedule. Aim for 12 – 20 posts a month,
up to 4 of which are completely sales focused (The 80/20 rule). You always
have the Corporate Facebook Account available for sharing posts, targeted
advertising and general assistance.
Click here for the Five tips for the Perfect Facebook Post
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Here’s what you can do
Facebook
Create a BAYADA profile in
your name (or use your
own) and use it to
connect to:
Join Facebook Job Related
Groups and post your jobs
to them
Send messages to
caregivers that you search
– graph search
Like local businesses and
comment on their stuff!
(Hospitals, Referral
Sources, Target Demo
locations)
Twitter LinkedIn
Create a BAYADA profile in
for your office in this
style: BAYADAxyz.
Example: @BAYADAmlp
Post all of your jobs to
Twitter. Use hashtags
#jobs, #hiring, #nurses
Follow as many related
organizations and RT
them
Join hashtags for local
area events that target
your demo. Example:
National AARP
Conference in Boston,
Twitter search for “Boston
nurse conference”
Use your personal
LinkedIn Profile (do not
create a separate page for
your business)
Talk to REC about your
hiring needs with LI
Visit BAYADA Portal ->
Brand Resource Center ->
Social Media -> LinkedIn
and follow the guides.
Join 50 groups for target
market. Jobs, Nurses,
Medicare. Post and
interact, occasionally
share jobs. Connect!
Boost Posts
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What DIG Can Do
Facebook
Create your BAYADA
Facebook Page
Set up more complex
advertising: CE events,
Open Houses, Marketing
Meetings
Custom graphics, assist
with destination of
post/ad (URL)
Tracking and analytics,
combine efforts with
other support offices for
seamless marketing
campaigns.
Twitter LinkedIn
Create your office Twitter
account (you will need
your email to verify)
Post tweets on your
behalf from the corporate
account
Twitter advertising
through corporate
account
Join tweet-ups, hashtags
and other conferences on
your behalf. Consult on
live twitter integration at
events (including hashtag
generation, monitoring
Provide guidance on
personal LinkedIn profiles
Assist the conversation
with REC office
LinkedIn Advertising
through corporate
account
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Benefits of Page
Key benefits of the page include:
• Increase visibility in Google for service offices
• Increased visibility increases marketing and recruiting
leads
• Provide office information and custom content to users
Key Features of Your Page
• Alert messaging
• Contact Us Form
• Open Job Positions
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What are local office pages?
(and why?)
What we are looking at here is what is considered the world’s largest billboard. There are a BILLION people on Facebook. That’s 1 in every 7 people on the entire planet. And just recently, we saw 1B people log in on the same day. This is unreal! After 10 years, Facebook has truly taken the world by storm. So, for those of you who don’t know, what we’re looking at is the Facebook news feed. It’s the first thing everyone sees as soon as they log into Facebook – and it’s where we are competing to be seen. This sounds like a crazy number, but the average person has the potential to see about 1500 posts per day. Out of this 1500, only 300 of them (20% are really seen, or engaged with). So, what we want is for BAYADA to be 1 in 300 hundred. But we all know we’re already 1 in a million, so this is truly a piece of cake. I’m going to walk through the rest of the presentation on how to become 1 in 300 for all of the nurses, therapists and potential clients who are active on social media.
What we are looking at here is what is considered the world’s largest billboard. There are a BILLION people on Facebook. That’s 1 in every 7 people on the entire planet. And just recently, we saw 1B people log in on the same day. This is unreal! After 10 years, Facebook has truly taken the world by storm. So, for those of you who don’t know, what we’re looking at is the Facebook news feed. It’s the first thing everyone sees as soon as they log into Facebook – and it’s where we are competing to be seen. This sounds like a crazy number, but the average person has the potential to see about 1500 posts per day. Out of this 1500, only 300 of them (20% are really seen, or engaged with). So, what we want is for BAYADA to be 1 in 300 hundred. But we all know we’re already 1 in a million, so this is truly a piece of cake. I’m going to walk through the rest of the presentation on how to become 1 in 300 for all of the nurses, therapists and potential clients who are active on social media.
What we are looking at here is what is considered the world’s largest billboard. There are a BILLION people on Facebook. That’s 1 in every 7 people on the entire planet. And just recently, we saw 1B people log in on the same day. This is unreal! After 10 years, Facebook has truly taken the world by storm. So, for those of you who don’t know, what we’re looking at is the Facebook news feed. It’s the first thing everyone sees as soon as they log into Facebook – and it’s where we are competing to be seen. This sounds like a crazy number, but the average person has the potential to see about 1500 posts per day. Out of this 1500, only 300 of them (20% are really seen, or engaged with). So, what we want is for BAYADA to be 1 in 300 hundred. But we all know we’re already 1 in a million, so this is truly a piece of cake. I’m going to walk through the rest of the presentation on how to become 1 in 300 for all of the nurses, therapists and potential clients who are active on social media.
Ok, so I’m not a hunter. I’m not even sure I could identify a duck in a line up of other birds. But what I mean to say is that you don’t spend all your time looking for just 1 lead, you go to the source of leads. Examples of this could be a CNA school or nursing school. Go to where the collective group of individuals are, and more and more people each day are using social media. Social media gives us the ability to reach targeted groups of individuals by their interests. Similar to the newspaper, we can identify our “readership” not only by geography, but also by job title, education level or even income level. This gives us an advertising ability that is only now contingent on our ability to create engaging posts and opportunities online.
It’s not an option to not use social media, it’s only an option to not use it well, or to the best of it’s capabilities. Many of the social sites are automatically created as others- through check in’s. So you might already have a Facebook page and not even realize it!
What we are looking at here is what is considered the world’s largest billboard. There are a BILLION people on Facebook. That’s 1 in every 7 people on the entire planet. And just recently, we saw 1B people log in on the same day. This is unreal! After 10 years, Facebook has truly taken the world by storm. So, for those of you who don’t know, what we’re looking at is the Facebook news feed. It’s the first thing everyone sees as soon as they log into Facebook – and it’s where we are competing to be seen. This sounds like a crazy number, but the average person has the potential to see about 1500 posts per day. Out of this 1500, only 300 of them (20% are really seen, or engaged with). So, what we want is for BAYADA to be 1 in 300 hundred. But we all know we’re already 1 in a million, so this is truly a piece of cake. I’m going to walk through the rest of the presentation on how to become 1 in 300 for all of the nurses, therapists and potential clients who are active on social media.
I’m going to focus on the specifics of advertising for this live Demo – first we’ll get into the boosted ads manager (something that everyone can do) but secondly we’ll focus on the slightly more complex, but still completely manageable, advertising manager to narrow down this audience.
Review what’s working for 3 minutes: make informed decisions for future content based on your previous social messages that have performed well in terms of clicks, shares, retweets and comments.
Schedule your social messages for 5 minutes: schedule relevant social media 1 week prior. Mixing up your own content and other’s content. You can re-share a post that has performed really well – just make sure you change the copy.
Engage with those who have interacted with you for 7 minutes: spend some time going over the comments people have left on your posts or your channels and responding to that in a timely manner. Follow back, say thank you.
Monitor what others are saying for 5 minutes: listening on social media is key so that you know what people are saying about you, what’s happening in your industry, among competitors and among your audiences in order to make informed decisions about your social strategy and content plan.
The real value is in doing this together. In these instances, you will be able to group together more efficiently for group events AND benefit from the (Note: 8 hour rule applies! Engagement letters will be issued for work approaching or over 8 hours.)
Review what’s working for 3 minutes: make informed decisions for future content based on your previous social messages that have performed well in terms of clicks, shares, retweets and comments.
Schedule your social messages for 5 minutes: schedule relevant social media 1 week prior. Mixing up your own content and other’s content. You can re-share a post that has performed really well – just make sure you change the copy.
Engage with those who have interacted with you for 7 minutes: spend some time going over the comments people have left on your posts or your channels and responding to that in a timely manner. Follow back, say thank you.
Monitor what others are saying for 5 minutes: listening on social media is key so that you know what people are saying about you, what’s happening in your industry, among competitors and among your audiences in order to make informed decisions about your social strategy and content plan.
Review what’s working for 3 minutes: make informed decisions for future content based on your previous social messages that have performed well in terms of clicks, shares, retweets and comments.
Schedule your social messages for 5 minutes: schedule relevant social media 1 week prior. Mixing up your own content and other’s content. You can re-share a post that has performed really well – just make sure you change the copy.
Engage with those who have interacted with you for 7 minutes: spend some time going over the comments people have left on your posts or your channels and responding to that in a timely manner. Follow back, say thank you.
Monitor what others are saying for 5 minutes: listening on social media is key so that you know what people are saying about you, what’s happening in your industry, among competitors and among your audiences in order to make informed decisions about your social strategy and content plan.
www.Bayada.com/offices
Direct potential customers and prospects to their nearest location and attain contact information from online leads.
Manage all of our digital locations in a user friendly interface.
Target potential clients, as well as, help satisfy recruiting needs.
Give users specific content centered on their location like events, open house dates, or other current status updates of the office.
https://www.bayada.com/offices/vt/bennington/2069174-194-north-street
https://www.bayada.com/offices/ma/auburndale/2069214-2000-commonwealth-avenue
Show mobile Sample in Browser if possible.
Possibly hide based on WIFI
Local Office pages in pilot (25 offices over 12 weeks)