This document discusses an event promoting a book on digital marketing. It announces a Twitter competition to promote the event and book. The schedule includes meet the author sessions with experts in areas like SEO, social media, mobile marketing and more. They will discuss topics like buyer personas, content marketing, and analyzing social media data. The goal is to discuss why digital marketing is important for organizations and provide insights and advice from industry professionals.
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Why should organisations invest in digital marketing?
Your tweet should be tagged with #passion4digital. You are allowed multiple
entries. The winner will be announced on Thursday 8th December between 1:30
and 2:00 pm by Ashley B Jones. Ashley will pick the winner which will be decided
by the number of engagements it receives and the creativity of the tweet. You have
to be there to collect your prize on the day ;-)
The competition is open now until 1:30pm on Thursday 8th December!
#passion4digital Twitter competition
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12:30 to 13:00 - Meet the Authors
Gordon Fletcher @gordonfletcher - Salford Business School - Buyer Persona Spring
Aleksej Heinze - @AleksejHeinze - Salford Business School - How SEO contributes to digital marketing mix
Martin Williams - @ukcopywriting - ukcopywriting.com - Doctor Strangewords
And How I Learned to Love the Blank Page
Alex Fenton - @AlexFenton - Salford Business School - Being social on social media
Tahir Rashid - @drtahirrashid - Salford Business School - Know your mobile marketing
Colin Telford - @telfordian - The Candidate Ltd - Why a career in digital is so hot right NOW!
Sophie Iredale - @SophieIredale - Salford Business School - Quality and exciting digital content
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And How I Learned to Love the Blank
Page
Martin Williams - @ukcopywriting - ukcopywriting.com
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1. Good Writing is Good Reading
You are what you read. Read Eugene Schwartz, Copyblogger
and buy Andy Maslen’s Write to Sell. Subscribe to Seth Godin’s
blog. Check out Steven Pinker’s The Sense of Style. And while
you’re at it read Gabriel García Márquez. And Will Self. And
The Daily Mash. And Charles Dickens. Orwell. Bukowski. Laurie
Lee. Learn another language.
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2. ‘The Written Word is the Strongest
Most Source of Power in the Entire
Universe’
Words are everywhere, all the time, it’s easy to
underestimate them. Words matter. They really
matter. They’re the difference.
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10. There’s Strength in Generosity
Abstract your world of abstract information. All that
connection. And present it as ideas that help us say
what we want to say as interestingly as we can. More
importantly, ideas that benefit those reading what we
write. Always do and always share your best.
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Before I go though...
Rhetoric /ˈrɛtərɪk/ “the art of discourse, an art
that aims to improve the capability of writers or
speakers to inform, persuade, or motivate
particular audiences in specific situations.”
Thanks again Wikithing.
69. Being sociable on social media
A case study of Salford FC
Alex Fenton
www.alexfenton.co.uk
a.fenton@salford.ac.uk
@alexfenton
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“Creating the world’s first
digital, ‘always on’ football
club, giving fans unrivalled
access to behind-the-scenes
activities and up-to-the-
minute information about
Salford City’s ongoing
development.”
(Mirror, 2014)
Case study – Salford City FC
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“You can have as many followers as you like on social media, but if you are not
talking to them or vice versa, then the value of these numbers can be
questioned. We want to understand more about our audience, why are they
following us, where do they live, what do they want to see from us on social
media, how do we make sure that they keep following, keep coming back, keep
communicating. Once we understand the people following us, that's where
value can be realised for all.”
Salford FC
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Qualitative Data Collection
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• Interviews with fans, people with a connection to Salford City FC,
football & digital
• Participant observation – Twitter, Facebook and other websites
• Social Network Analysis - using social media data to identify key
people,connections & boundary
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Interviews
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Participant ID Role
P1 Football Social Media Officer, non league
P2 Football Webmaster, non league
P3 Football club Project Manager, non league
P4 Director of Communication, Championship football club
P5 FA communications official
P6 Football fan
P7 Football Fan & social media volunteer, non league
P8 SCFC follower
P9 SCFC Follower from India
P10 Head of Communications football club, non league
P11 Football journalist and academic
P12 Football Fan / forum user
P13 Football Fan and photographer
P14 Football social media officer
P15 Social Media expert and football fan
P16 MD and Social Media expert
P17 CEO of Digital Sports Communications company
P18 Football social media officer
P19 SCFC Fan from Venice, Italy
P20 SCFC Follower from Florida, USA
P21 SCFC Follower from Russia
P22 SCFC Owner
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Social Capital Types
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• Bonding - “links among people who are similar in ethnicity, age,
social class, etc.” (Helliwell and Putnam, 2004, p.1437)
• Bridging - “links that cut across various lines of social cleavage”
(Helliwell and Putnam, 2004, p.1437) distant ties such as loose
friendships and workmates (Woolcock, 2001)
• Linking - “Reaching out to unlike people in dissimilar situations”
to “leverage a far wider range of resources than are available
within the community” (Woolcock, 2001)
Know Your Mobile marketing
What is mobile marketing
Trends in mobile usage
Tools for mobile marketing
Mobile marketing is marketing that involves the use of mobile devices including smartphones, tablets, phablets and wearable technologies such as Google Glass.
Mobile devices are very personal to us and we expect continuous access to data on the go
Average Ad spending share for digital devices is increasing
At the same time average ad spending on TV is decreasing
In money terms Mobile ad spending will double by 2020
European digital advertising market was worth €36.2bn (£28.5bn)
Digital Advertising, a key driver for the European digital economy – IAB Europe Report by IabIreland on May 5, 2015 in New, Press Releases
Figure 11.1: The impact of mobile technology on consumers
Tools for mobile marketing
Mobile-friendly websites
Mobile apps
Mobile search engine optimisation (SEO)
Pay per click (PPC) advertising
M-commerce tools
Mobile payment systems
Quick response (QR) codes
Networked sensors and beacons
Mobile SEO: Common Problems
Blocked JavaScript, CSS and image files
Unplayable content (such as Flash)
Faulty redirects (including irrelevant cross-links between desktop and mobile-friendly webpages)
Mobile-only 404s (missing pages, dead links)
App download interstitials (heavy promotion of the app version of the service that lowers the user experience)
Slow mobile pages
Making sense of consumer data in the digital mobile world
Pay per click (PPC) advertising
Desktop PPC Mobile PPC
Bigger screens of dektop computers Smaller screens of smartphones and tablets
Possible more extensive advertising content Brief advertising content
Desktop consumers spend more time in searching and comparing the product information online Mobile consumers are more interested in making instant purchase decisions and spend less time performing research
More costly than mobile PPC Less costly than desktop PPC
Yields lower click through rates Yields higher click through rates
Figure 11.3: Encoding your message
Barcodes were developed to created in the 70s to linkteh physical objects with the digital world.
But barcode can contain only 20 alphanumeric characters of information.
Along came the 2 D codes in the 80s & 90s to store 4200 alphanumeric characters
Two types of 2 D codes: QR (Quick Recognition) codes & data Matrix codes
QR Codes can embed Japanse charcaters wheras the Data Matrix codes are an American standard, QR codes are far more popular.
Since 1990 QR Codes have evolved:
Micro QR codes
iQR codes- Square or rectangle shape
SQRC-which have reading restriction implemented allowing secure information to be stored
LogoQ-can store logo information
Two main trends:
Internet of Things – two main trends that are happening:
connecting various products such as watches, fitness trackers, security cameras etc) to the internet to transfer data about their usage.
Beacon Technology- low cost blue tooth low energy sensors that can send push notifications to enabled smartphones and tablets.
You need to store the beacon app for the company.
Expected use of beacons are:
Walk by promotions
Enhancing shopping experience- showing recommended routes, displaying ads,
Service enhancement
Coupons & loyalty programs-customers can be identified automatically when in store by their mobile device app, without even pulling their phones from their pockets. Loyalty benefits can be triggered not only by purchases but also by visits or by time spent in establishments
Networked sensors and beacons