Add to your social media repertoire and improve both your personal and business understanding of Twitter as a social media channel. Our seminar takes a deep dive into this very popular short message service to explain what it is all about and how you can leverage the twitterverse. Things you can learn include: Setting up your Twitter Account Optimal designing for Twitter Understanding Twitter Terminology A consistent Social Media Style Guide Best Practice Twitter Tips The ideal Tweet length Being organised and using Lists Sourcing and Building Followers Content Marketing with Twitter The #Hashtag Twitter search and location features URL Shorteners and Campaign Marketing Efficient Social Media Management and Apps Trending Topics and what to post Social Media Reporting

1. Twitter Training Seminar
Thursday 19th
Feb, 2015 10:00am – 12:00pm
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2. Matt Lynch
• General Manager of Vorian Agency – Delivering integrated online and offline marketing solutions
to business wrestling with how to market in today’s changing environment.
• With over 22 years Online Marketing & Information Technology experience, Matt’s primary
speciality is Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). Matt is a highly experienced senior digital
marketing specialist working both within agency and in-house roles. Matt is also a certified
Google Adwords and Bing Ads Professional.
• Enjoys keeping up with the 'bleeding edge' of technology advancements and social media
evolvement to ensure current knowledge in an ever changing landscape, leading to early
adoption and determination of opportunity for marketing enhancement.
• Local, national and international project experience particularly in the field of Travel for over 10
years with companies such as Trafalgar Tours, The Travel Corporation brand and travel
properties, Stella Travel and Best Flights. Matt has earned a reputation as an online marketing
expert and search evangelist for thoroughness, quality, technical knowledge and success driven
results. Matt's previous role was as the Global Online Marketing Manager for Trafalgar,
coordinating the online marketing efforts with international teams for this global brand.
Your Presenter: Vorian Agency General Manager
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3. Add Matt to your circles…
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+MattLynchAU
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattrlynch
LinkedIn: http://au.linkedin.com/in/mattlynchseo
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mattrlynch
Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/mattrlynch
About Me: http://about.me/au.mattlynch
SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.net/mattrlynch
Instagram: http://instagram.com/#mattrlynch
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aumattlynch
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/mattrlynch
Vine: https://vine.co/mattlynch
Yelp: http://mattlynch.yelp.com.au
FourSquare: https://foursquare.com/mattrlynch
Klout: http://klout.com/#/mattrlynch
Email: matt.lynch@vorian.com.au
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4. Connect with Vorian Agency
Google.com/+VorianAgencyWestPerth
Twitter.com/VorianAgency
Facebook.com/VorianAgency
Pinterest.com/vorianagency
Linkedin.com/company/vorian-agency
Foursquare.com/v/vorian-media-group
Yelp.com.au/biz/vorian-agency-west-perth
Klout.com/vorianagency
About.me/VorianAgency
Slideshare.net/vorianagency
Instagram.com/vorianagency
Flickr.com/photos/vorianagency
Youtube.com/user/VorianAgency
Vimeo.com/vorianagency
Vine.co/u/VorianAgency
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5. Interactive Questions?
During today’s session, you are welcome to tweet
questions to our Vorian Agency Twitter Account
@vorianagency using the hashtag #voriantraining
https://twitter.com/vorianagency
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6. Housekeeping
Before we start, please note the following:
• Exits
• Toilets
• Mobile Phones on Silent
• Question & Answer session at end of the Presentation
• A link to the Presentation Slide Notes and Video will be emailed to you
• Vorian Agency info packs are provided to showcase our service offering
• Vorian staff are available to arrange an appointment or answer specific questions
• Please provide your feedback on today’s seminar on the supplied questionnaire
• Please invite others you may know to register for our free seminar series
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7. In today’s session…
• What is Twitter?
• Twitter Numbers
• Social Demographics
• Objectives for using Twitter
• Search Marketing Integration
• Creating a Twitter Account
• Brand Consistency
• The Twitter Interfaces
• A Style Guide
• Top Twitter Tips
• DMs - Direct Messages
• Who to Follow
• Increasing your Followers
• A Social Media Policy
• # Hashtags
• The Optimal Tweet
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• Embed A Tweet
• Twitter Lists
• Twitter Content Approach
• Post Frequency/Scheduling
• The power of images, videos and
links
• Efficient Social Media
Management
• Website/Cross Pollination
• Twitter Cards
• Reputation & Reporting
• Analytics

8. Grow Your Business with Twitter
• Twitter is a place where 271 million people gather to talk about anything that interests
them such as local news, world events and businesses like yours.
• Whether you are launching a new product or promoting a sale, Twitter enables you to
connect with followers who take actions that benefit your business. For example:
• 60% of followers have purchased something because of Twitter*
• 43% of followers intend to purchase regularly from a small business*
• Twitter has updated their Privacy Policy and Terms of Service to allow you to buy
merchandise from some of the most popular names on Twitter, without leaving the
Twitter experience.
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9. Twitter's 2014 – Q4 Numbers
• Total revenue: $479 million, up 6 percent year-over-year growth
• Ad revenue: $277 million, up 129 percent
• Data, licensing revenue was $35 million, up 90 percent
• Mobile delivered 81 percent of total ad revenue
• International revenue was $102 million or 33 percent of total revenue
• Monthly active users 288 million, up 20 percent year-over-year
• Mobile active users were 211 million, up 29 percent
• Timeline views were 182 billion, up 23 percent
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10. How Many Users on Twitter?
• Be found not just on Google in search… (Bing, Yahoo!, local search,…)
• Go to where the users are, don't ignore them:
• Facebook 1.29 Billion
• YouTube
• LinkedIn
• Twitter 284 Million monthly active users (Jan 2015)
• Tumblr
• Instagram
• Pinterest
• Flickr
• Google+
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11. Which Demographics are Social?
• Number of Australian Retailers currently using Twitter: 46%
• 38% of Internet users now access social media via a mobile device.
– If your brand’s account or your social media images aren’t optimised for mobile, you risk losing a significant
portion of your potential audience. Having a mobile-friendly profile is the bare minimum. If you want to
increase the number of click-throughs and pageviews, schedule your content to go out at the optimal times
for mobile use. A general trend observes people browsing social media on their smartphones before or
during their morning commute (8-8:30AM) and at lunch (12:30PM).
• Interestingly 23% of Twitter users make less than $30,000 per year
– Lower annual income for a large portion of your audience means you should engage the audience on your
Twitter feed with giveaways and discount codes. They can take the form of a trivia quiz about the product, a
themed photo competition, or a retweet contest—all forms favored by Twitter, as long as you abide by the
rules. This provides easy advertisement for your product, and encourages conversation between you and
your customers.
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12. Objectives for using Twitter
• Increase PR, brand awareness, and saturation of Brand across Twitter platform
• Increase conversations on brand topic
• Increase appearance on Twitter lists, Favorites, Retweets
• Opportunity to have a faster response to consumer queries
• Increase customer retention
• Sourcing new customers and converting sales
• Supporting other marketing activities (cross pollination) and providing brand
sentiment signals to Search Engines
• Monitoring the competition and their activities
• Twitter at its best is conversation, not broadcasting, not spectating
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13. Search Marketing Integration
• Changes in Google algorithms have rendered many traditional SEO (Search Engine
Optimisation) practices less effective.
• 'Social' is something that should be integrated and embraced at every level of the
organisation, and this especially includes sales.
• Social presents many unique opportunities to build relationships, gain insights, and
make sales.
• Optimising your social media strategy for SMI (Search Marketing Integration) means
creating content that's designed to fit in with how customers search for you, then
socialise that content across all your company's social media channels.
• Content marketing is fundamental to the success of any organisation that wants to
generate business online.
• Have your staff, management and sales team retweet company announcements,
promoting content, engaging with their community.
• As the sales rep's social presence grows, so should the brand's, bringing in new
followers and widening your social reach.
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14. Webmaster Tools
• The Search Engines are incorporating Social Signals - BWT (Bing Webmaster Tools)
continues to evolve to include information on the social media accounts associated to
the business website. Have you linked your Twitter account yet? Do you have both
Google and Bing Webmaster Tools set up for your business? Ask us how!
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15. Create a Twitter Account
• Sign-up at https://twitter.com/
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16. Brand Consistency
• Before we delve into preparing to do business online… research and do the due
diligence, to determine a consistent brand approach (name and logo) to avoid
confusion and conflict to the brand.
• NameChk: http://namechk.com/
• Knowem: http://knowem.com/
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17. Secure Your Name
• Proverb: Failing to plan is planning to fail
• You may not use them today, but secure them for tomorrow!
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18. Create a Twitter Account
• Sign-up at https://twitter.com/
• The maximum length for a username is 15 characters
• Avoid numbers, special characters, or anything unpronounceable for your username!
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19. Twitter Home Screen
• A walk through the interface, the ‘Home’ screen:
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20. Twitter Notifications Screen
• A look at the ‘Notifications’ screen:
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21. Twitter #Discover Screen
• A look at the ‘# Discover’ screen:
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22. Twitter Me Screen
• A look at ‘Me’:
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23. Style Guide
• Generate a ‘Style Guide’ for your online business
• Research your target demographic to develop your ideal ‘persona’
• Determine your ‘Tone of Voice’, type of language used and how you will come across
• Consistent naming convention for account creation
• Consistent brand approach for use of logo, hero images, fonts and colours
• Prepare business descriptors for use in ‘About’ biographies
• Look to incorporate target keyword strategy throughout
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24. Editing Your Profile
• Editing Your Profile:
Sizes:
– Header Image (also known as the cover photo, or 'hero' image) up to 5Mb 1500 x 500px
– Profile Picture up to 2Mb 500 x 500px
– You can’t be an egg forever. Personalize your pic!
– Bio up to 160 characters
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25. Twitter on SmartPhones
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• The free Twitter APP is available on iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry
• Be aware of the reduced size of cover image (hero image) display, and profile picture

26. Twitter on Tablets
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• The free Twitter APP is available on iOS, Android and many other popular platforms.
• Be aware of the reduced size of cover image (hero image) display, and profile picture

27. Top Twitter Tips
• Does account match business name (matching brand)?
• Do they have a Hero (Header) image (1500 x 500px 5Mb max size)?
• Have they included Location Information “Perth, Western Australia“?
• Have they included their Website URL?
• Do they have a suitable 'About Us' Bio description?
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28. DM – Direct Messages
• A look at ‘Direct Messages’:
A direct message (DM) is a private message sent via Twitter to one of your followers.
You can only send a direct message to a user who is following you; you can only
receive direct messages from users you follow. To send a direct message click on the
Message Notification icon
• Then click the New message button
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29. DM - Let's speak privately.
• Now you can send private messages to groups,
so everybody feels welcome. Trade tales, share
Tweets, or plan surprises with multiple people at
once.
• Share any Tweet you see on Twitter with one or
many. It's an excellent way to start
conversations, reinforce arguments, cite
sources, or make introductions.
• Converse in confidence with a group of up to 20
people. Add any of your followers at will. They'll
get notifications when they're added, so they
won't miss a moment.
• Direct Messages now support text, pics, links,
emoji and Tweets, so you can speak freely,
even without words.
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30. Top Twitter Tips…
• Do they have a custom background design?
• Do they have suitable branding logo (company) or photo (individual)?
• How many Tweets (how active are they?)
• How many Following (who are they connecting to?)
• How many Followers (how many people are connecting to them?)
• Do they use LISTS, if so how many and what about?
• Do they use Favorites?
• Do they use Photos and Videos?
• Do they advertise (in the design, about us, posts) to their other SM accounts
(Facebook, Pinterest etc to cross promote.)?
• Frequency of Tweets (posts)?
• Types of posts (text, photo, video, links)?
• Do they Retweet other users?
• Do they DM (Direct Message) other users? (won't be visible to public)
• Do they use #hashtags within posts?
• Do they use a specific URL shortener?
• Topics of posts?
• Engagement with posts (from users and to others)?
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31. Who to Follow
• A discussion on choosing who to follow, and why:
• Follow the people you want to hear from, have a correct bio and a display picture
• Follower thresholds: note that Twitter has imposed limits that try to balance out the
number of followers to following. Your first threshold will be at 2,000
• Determine whether to continue following those that don't follow you back.
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32. Don’t Buy Followers!
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• GIGO – Garbage In is Garbage Out
• Quality not Quantity

33. Increasing your Followers
• A discussion on how to get Followers:
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34. Twitter’s Fail Whale
• A network under load
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35. Your Social Media Policy
• To maintain our company's open, honest and transparent approach, and our genuine
personality, we’ve set out a few Guidelines and Policies to follow. They should be read
and followed by all staff, and especially anyone who updates a Social Media profile for
our company.
• Our Social Media objectives
– Have fun. If you enjoy what you do, they will too!
– Respect the audience. Even if their opinions differ.
– Be timely. Social Media is about NOW.
– Know when and what to post. Right message, right time. Be mindful of situations where you need approval
signoff before responding or posting.
– Leave competitors to it. They may talk about us, but the best response is no response.
– Act responsibly. Do us proud and keep it honest. Don’t post negative comments, avoid inflating feedback with
other profiles and importantly never leak confidential business information
• Remember to follow these policies
– Keep it quiet – never discuss company or customer details. This includes subjects like sales figures, customer
details, internal policies, complaints, staff members or incidents.
– Keep it nice – Never refer to our company or others in a way that is defamatory, harassing or indecent.
– Keep it private – Never reference any clients, customers or trade partners without obtaining their permission to
do so.
– Keep it real – Never post online on behalf of the company or competitors (under your own name or anonymously)
unless it’s part of your job role or you’ve been given permission to do so.
– Keep it calm – if you’re in a bad mood, or someone riles you, take a step back and come back to it later.
– And finally, remember to keep it cool – We know you love social media as much as we do, but remember your
social media usage shouldn’t interfere with your job. Usage may be reviewed and monitored by your Manager.
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36. Hashtags #
• Use hashtags (#) to focus tweets on topical keywords, or brand name.
• Regularly post with hashtags.
• Don’t over do the amount of hashtags implemented within a post. (no more than 3)
• Keep an eye on trending topics and particular #tags, and blend these into your
RT/posts. Trending topics can be seen on Twitter.
• http://www.hashtags.org/trending-on-twitter/
• Hashtags can be used as keyword links within Twitter, Facebook and Google+
• But please, #stop #hashtagging #every #word. #It #looks #terrible #and #does
#nothing #for #your #social #presence (except you may start losing followers).
#stopit.
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37. Tweet Length
• Twitter limits Tweet length to 140 characters.
• To encourage Retweeting studies show that the “ideal” character count for a RT is in
the range 70-100 characters.
• To illustrate this, count the characters:
• don_crowther is 12 characters long. Add one for the @ sign. Then add 3 more for RT
and the space which follows it and you have 12+1+3=16.
• So the longest tweet I would ever want to tweet is 140-16=124 characters
• I would suggest that you have a rule of thumb where your character count including
spaces, hashtags and shortened url all adds up to 120 characters maximum.
• The easiest way to manage this is by using a spreadsheet and format a cell to
perform a character count for each post which has the formula =LEN(C3).
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38. Embed a Tweet in a Tweet
• A feature that recently became available on Twitter’s mobile apps is now available on
the desktop as well, which is the ability to embed a tweet within a tweet.
• Embedding a tweet within a tweet is really easy. Just type out your tweet, include a
link to the tweet you want to embed, and then publish it. The tweet you link to gets
automatically embedded into your tweet.
• This feature is another way to retweet something, but you have much more room to
add your own comment. The embedded tweet only takes up as many characters as a
shortened link would, which means you have over 100 extra characters to add your
own message.
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39. Twitter Lists• Lists are organizational categories that help you to filter your following so that you can
listen to focused conversations
• When you 'open' the list you see all the timeline posts from that group so you can
read all the important and helpful tweets in between the “noise”
• Create lists based around topics, eg: trafalgar team members, travel agencies,
airlines, hotels, travel bloggers, travel media, travel news etc
• Lists make it easy for others to follow your recommendations, and a great place for
you to find additional focused followers
• When you list someone, it shows that you care about their tweets and would like to
read all of them. It’s a form of appreciation on twitter, a gesture of gratitude. You
might get listed back too
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40. Location Search
• Within Twitter you can keyword search by location ‘near’
• Websites like twitterfall.com/ provides access to geo located tweets
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41. Marketing, starts with Content
• Content Marketing, Social Media and SEO works together for great results…
• Blog posts
• Videos and Podcasts
• Images and Infographics
• Whitepapers
• Webinars
• Slideshows
• Reviews
• Website copy and Product descriptions
• Ebooks
• Digital magazines
• Research reports
• Case studies
• Enewsletters
• ... then syndicate all of this content through your social channels.
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42. Twitter Content Approach• The content strategy is a balance of:
• Text, image, video and link posts (tweets with links get way more retweets—86% more)
• RT or Retweets; (repeating other users posts)
• DM or Direct Messaging; (private messages to specific users)
• Mentions; (posts that include user(s) in the tweet content)
• Special Day Twitter Events:
• #FF or #FollowFriday; (share lists of user accounts on a theme each Friday)
• #TT or #TravelTuesday; (share travel insights each Tuesday)
• Your Communications:
• Be yourself
• Be respectful
• Talk to people with similar interests
• Listen as well as talk. Keep a 50% balance, and don't dominate the conversation
• Information about your brand (staying on brand)
• Limit self-promotional tweets to approximately 10% of your content posts
• Specials, Launches, Events, Promotions
• Interesting general news, industry news, quotes, weather, International news
• Posting links to websites, photos, videos
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43. Ask… and you may get
• People are understandably shy about asking for retweets. In fact, less than
1% of brands have asked for a retweet. This is a huge missed opportunity.
• When you clearly ask your followers for a retweet, you have a good chance
of getting one. Salesforce reports that asking results in 12 times more
retweets.
• Here’s a tip: Make sure to spell out the word retweet in its entirety, rather
than using the abbreviation RT. The retweet rate for “retweet” requests is 23
times higher than the engagement rate for “RT” requests.
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44. Posting Frequency
• Constant and regular ongoing commitment to
Twitter obtains results
• Don't post in a single burst, but spread throughout
a day
• Key times for interactions are when people are
able to be more social, particularly in evenings
• Day of week:
• Match day and time when EDMs or Blog Posts are
scheduled
• Match day and time before, during and after events
• Weekends starting from Friday evening into Sat and Sun
will have more conversation
• How often:
• Flooding tweets will simply get you known as a spammer
• Posting infrequently, does not build a voice, or a reputation
• Aim to start with two or three Tweet periods spread through
the day; morning, lunch and noon
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45. Do Not Make Misleading Claims
• ACCC – Advertising & Promoting Your Business – Social Media:
– There are no specific or different consumer laws or rules in place for
social media. Consumer protection laws which prohibit businesses from
making false, misleading or deceptive claims about their products or
services have been in place for decades. These laws apply to social
media in the same way they apply to any other marketing or sales
channel.

46. The power of an image
• One Picture is Worth a Thousand Words.
• Dozens of studies and experiments prove that users are more attracted by amateur
pictures that look true-to-life, though they can miss a polished glamorous look.
• As James Chudley put in his guide on using photos to sell:
• Show off your product’s benefits
• Make visitors laugh
• Tell a story and show how to do something (step-by-step guides with pictures
simply rock!)
• Be consistent and professional.
• You can get a 150% increase in retweets just by including images.
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47. Amplify the power… with Video
Twitter Video Marketing tips
•Twitter lets users link to posted videos which then appear as embedded videos, playable within a tweet. Twitter previously
embedded videos from YouTube, Vimeo, Vine and most professional video platforms.
•Now, as of February 2015, Twitter is offering video direct from its app, with basic editing tools provided.
•Create purposed custom videos for Twitter. One common Twitter mistake is when companies take a small clip from a longer existing
video and incorporate that into a tweet, which simply doesn't normally work.
•Think small - When videos are embedded in tweets, viewers see them on a tiny 435 x 244px player. Be sure that those tweeted
videos are easy to see and understand on a small scale.
•Real Time Reaction - Tweets that gain the most search traffic are when they’re centered around real-time news and live events.
•Short duration - Twitter is used for quick updates, therefore tweeted videos should be 30-seconds or less.
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48. Shoot and Share Video with Twitter
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49. Even Shorter Format - Vine
Introducing the even shorter duration format of video marketing
•https://vine.co/
•Your video can be 6 seconds long
•Video recorded through your smartphone
•Vine videos loop
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50. Efficient Social Media Management - HootSuite
• Did you know you can use HootSuite with many of the popular Social Media channels
to connect with consumers, broadcast, amplify, and monitor conversations?
• Repurpose content across multiple social media channels and coordinate your social
media campaign management from HootSuite.
• Schedule your posts in HootSuite in advance (day and time) upload from a spread
sheet.
• Great for monitoring and listening
• Google Analytics connection
• Canned responses
• Shortened URL
• Get the App!
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51. Keep Your Site Sticky!
And once you have got the user to your website... Stickiness will keep them there!
•Newsletter subscription feature
•Follow on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest...
•Add to Favorites
•Community Section (If suitable)
•Encourage them to engage, and re-engage… give them a reason to do so.
•As with ANY Social Media account and your contact information, you want it to be seen
so that others can discover, follow you and connect.
•Also add the Social Media logos and links to your company profile in your email.
•On your website, “Our Staff” section, have profiles for your team members and include
links to their LinkedIn accounts and other Social Media.
•In your EDMs (Electronic Distribution Marketing – Emails) include both links to your
LinkedIn company/personal page, as well as Social Share options within the content to
encourage viral distribution opportunities.
•Add Social Media news feed plugins to your website to share the content.
•Remarketing…
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52. Behind the Page <html>
• You can include a reference to your Twitter social media channel from within the
<html> code of your website using Twitter Card metadata markup.
• Twitter Card Validator: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards/validation/validator
• Introducing new products: Because a picture can be included on the cards they are a
great way to introduce new products and to generate excitement.
• Offering resources: Businesses often offer great resources for their customers on
their website. The Twitter card can help direct people to these resources and build
brand awareness.
• Using current events: Twitter cards can use popular events to help create a card that
is passed along to others. Retweeting of business cards is a great way to spread
information for a business.
• Sharing videos: If a business has a video that becomes popular, the Twitter card be
shared and brand awareness will grow.
• Lead generation: A great way to capture email addresses.
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53. Reputation Reporting
• Measure and Manage your Social Reputation
• Klout - http://klout.com/home
• Kred - http://kred.com/
• Naymz - http://www.naymz.com/
• PeerIndex - http://www.peerindex.com/
• TrustCloud - https://trustcloud.com/
• Trackur - http://www.trackur.com/
• Thinkup - https://www.thinkup.com/
• TweetReach - http://tweetreach.com
• Sumall - https://sumall.com/
• Mentionmapp - http://mentionmapp.com
• Social Mention – http://www.socialmention.com/
• Xefer - http://xefer.com
• Unfollowers - https://unfollowers.com
• Record monthly your growth in followers, following, Tweets, Retweet,
engaged users and reach.
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54. Twitter Analytics
• https://analytics.twitter.com/about
• If you don’t already have an advertiser account, you can request advertiser status.
You will have to set your company up as if you will advertise, including payment
information, and set up a Promoted Tweet or Twitter Card campaign with a far future
date. This is something you can then cancel when you get access to Analytics — that
way you don’t actually have to pay.
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55. Twitter Advertising
• https://ads.twitter.com
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56. Twitter Advertising…
• https://ads.twitter.com
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57. Twitter Advertising…
• https://ads.twitter.com
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58. Twitter Advertising…
• https://ads.twitter.com
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59. Google URL Shortener & Campaign Tracking
• To assist your marketing campaign reporting
and tracking of the efforts of links you post and
measure the effectiveness of your activities,
consider using a consistent URL shortener
such as Google’s goo.gl
• Google Analytics Campaign Link Tagging Tool
is also very useful to create tagged URLs with
campaign and source information that you can
then shorten. The results are then measured
within Google Analytics to show the
effectiveness of different mediums.
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60. Follow-up Questions?
After today’s session, you are welcome to tweet questions
to our Vorian Agency Twitter Account @vorianagency
using the hashtag #voriantraining
https://twitter.com/vorianagency
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61. Keep Connected
After today’s session, please feel free to connect with me if
you have additional questions:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattrlynch
Don’t forget to follow Vorian Agency on Twitter:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/VorianAgency
All of my other Social Media links are available on About.Me:
About.Me: http://about.me/au.mattlynch
Email: matt.lynch@vorian.com.au
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62. Slid

63. Please… invite others
We would like to thank you for your attendance
to today’s seminar on Twitter.
• A link to the Presentation Slide Notes will be emailed to you
• Vorian Agency info packs are provided to showcase our key business areas
• Vorian staff are available to arrange an appointment to assist your specific needs:
– Set up a Twitter account for your business
– Create a content strategy for Twitter
– Integrate Twitter into your website
– Manage, respond and report on your Twitter account for your business
• Special Offer: 10% discount on Social Media services
for a limited time to attendees of our Twitter seminar
• Please provide your feedback and hand-in the supplied questionnaire
• Please leave a review for us on Facebook, Yelp or Google My Business
• Please invite others you may know to register for our free seminar series and forward
them a copy of today’s seminar email.
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64. Social Media ServicesSMM - Social Media Marketing
•Social Media Scope & Strategy
•Social Media Content Plan
•Social Media Community Management
•Integrated Social Media Management
•Facebook Marketing
– Facebook Business/Personal Pages
– Facebook Custom Pages
– Facebook PPC
– Facebook Management
•Twitter Marketing
•LinkedIn Marketing
•Google+ Marketing
•YouTube Marketing
•Pinterest Marketing
•Instagram Marketing
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