The mail objective of this presentation is to help you learn how to participate in social media. In addition, it includes a general overview of social media plus tips & tricks for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
11. 97% of female internet users used social
media in some form while watching the
Academy Awards this year.
Source: http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Oscar-Goes-toSocial-Networkers/1010648
20. 70% of millennial social media users are
influenced to make purchases based
on their friends’ social media posts.
Source: http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Millennials-Use-Different-Social-Networks-Post-Buy-Different-Product-Types/1010609
45. Terminology
• Friends: People you connect with.
• Timeline: Your personal profile.
• News Feed: Where you friends’ status updates.
• Status Update: Communicate present activity, check-in, post a link, or share
photos and videos.
• Brands: You can “Like” brand pages.
• The “Like” Button: Communicates your support of activities, brands, articles and
products to fellow users.
• Tagging: Mention and directly link to another Facebook user.
• Subscribe: Let people see your public updates.
47. Only 20% of them
actually make a
user's feed.possible stories are
filtered through per day
on an avg Facebook
user’s News Feed.
1,500
Lars Backstrom, Facebook Engineering Manager
54. Terminology
• Tweet: A 140-character message.
• Retweet (RT): Re-sharing or giving credit to someone else.
• Feed: The stream of tweets you see on your homepage.
• Handle: Your username.
• Mention (@): A way to reference another user by his username in a tweet
(e.g. @mashable).
• Direct Message (DM): A private, 140-character message between two
people. You may only DM a user who follows you.
• Hashtag (#): A way to denote a topic of conversation or participate in a larger
linked discussion (e.g. #AmericanIdol, #Obama).
57. #ProTip: No more
than 1-2 hashtags.
higher engagement than those with
three or more hashtags.
21%
Source: Salesforce
Tweets with one or two hashtags
receive
63. Terminology
• Like: You can like other users photos. If you choose this
can show up on Facebook.
• Follow: You can follow users (People / Brands).
• Post: A photo with an optional comment.
• Comment: A caption to a photo you post.
• Hashtags: You can use and search by hashtags.
• Tag: Other users can be tagged in your photos.
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69. #ProTip: 87% of users
trust LinkedIn as a source
of info that affects
decision makingmillion companies have
LinkedIn Company
Pages.
Three
Source: LinkedIn
70. Best Practices
• 100% complete profile
• Use keywords that represent you throughout
• Professional Photo
• Complete the key sections:
• Summary, Specialties, Skills, Experience and Education
• Get at least 3 recommendations
• Get at least 50 contacts
72. Social Media Tools
• Buffer App – www.bufferapp.com
• Schedule content to your social media accounts
from RSS feeds and more.
• HootSuite – www.hootsuite.com
• Schedule content to your social media accounts,
get metrics, and manage your networks.
• Canva – www.canva.com
• Create graphics for your social networks, fast and
free (with upgrades).
75. Tips & Tricks
• Use Twitter / Facebook to get better customer service
• Setup 2-step verification for your profiles
• https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=security
• https://twitter.com/settings/security
• Use it to get a new job with social media
• http://mashable.com/2014/03/13/job-hunt-social-
media/
76. Recap
• Find a community and Participate
• Social Media & Twitter is a conversation tool
• The world is flat
• Get Clipboard on your Phone or Tablet
• Get a LinkedIn!