3. Food is Social
49% of surveyed consumers find
out about food through social media
Column Five Media
4. Tech is Social
90% of technology companies
focus on strengthening relationships
with customers by increasing
engagement online
PwC US Survey
5. Arts & Culture is Social
82% of arts and cultural
organizations use
social media to engage
with their audience
Digital Technology’s Impact on the Arts; Pew
Survey
6. Retail is Social
78% of consumers say that the
posts made by companies on
social media influence their
purchases.
Forbes
10. ‘s ROI just for sending out a tweet
might look something like this:
1.5m
followers
11. ‘s ROI just for sending out a tweet
might look something like this:
1.5m
followers
50k
followers who see the tweet
12. ‘s ROI just for sending out a tweet
might look something like this:
1.5m
followers
50k
followers who see the tweet
500
followers who click on the link
13. ‘s ROI just for sending out a tweet
might look something like this:
1.5m
followers
50k
followers who see the tweet
500
followers who click on the link
50
purchasers based on the Tweet
14. ‘s ROI just for sending out a tweet
might look something like this:
1.5m
followers
50k
followers who see the tweet
500
followers who click on the link
50
purchasers based on the Tweet
$25,000
in sales: 50 purchases x $500
15. In about one year, generated
in sales from
alone.
16. ‘s IdeaStorm is an online community
that allows users to submit ideas for
new products or improvements
to existing ones.
30% drop in negative sentiment!
18. • ‘Y’ Generation = Digital Natives
• Age Limit : 20 – 30
• >40% of human race
• Spends >16 hours/week online
• 96% joined social network
It’s for Y Generation
And they don't care
about your ads.
They care about
what their friends
think.
19. Experience is Social
• Time spent on social
networks is growing at 3x
the overall internet rate
• Visiting social sites is now
the most popular online
activity
…. Ahead of personal
email & Porn!
• Ignoring social media in
2015 is like ignoring
Google in 1999
Fig. Growth of Social Media
25. Plan
• Start with the core
• Being clear on your objectives is first and foremost
• Frame your business social media strategy
• Establish business goals
• Write down business goal
• Translate goals into measurable objectives
36. Three Pillars of Social Community
Community on
Your Site
Official Social
Media
Channel
Conversation
About Your
Brand
Blogs
Profiles
Learning
Group
Facebook
LinkedIn
Twitter
YouTube
MicroBlogs
Forums
Blogs
News
Social SSOBecome a Fan
ShareEmbed
37. How to make your business social
media strategy happen ?
• Listen
• Deliver value first
• Engage
• Allocate appropriate resources
38. Listen
• Listen to your audience
• Who they are?
• Competition
• Customers
• Retailers
• Y generation
• What they want?
• Where do they get information?
• How do they make decisions?
40. To deliver value
• Be the source of relevant information
• Put your name and face to your business
• Allow customers to associate with your brand
on a personal level
• Produce Content that People Want to Share
What people care about is
•How your information will benefit
them
•How they can make more
money
•How they can save more time
•……And change their lives
41. Engage
• Ask questions
• Request action
• Organize contests to motivate
• Give a reason to make an effort
• Never spam, be honest and maintain consistency
42. Allocate appropriate resources
• Tools are free
• But Social media isn’t
• Someone has to own it, monitor it, track it,
analyze it...
• Put the right people in charge
43. Use social media for business
• Branding
• Research
• Customer retention
• E-Commerce
• Lead generation
44. Inside look into Social Medias
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Linked In
• You tube
• Blog
• Google+
• Pinterest
• Instagram
46. started it’s journey in 2004
• Now it is serving as a media that connects-
936M active users DAILY!
• It is a great business tool since,
– helps to achieve business
objectives better
–The strengths of are beneficial for
many companies
http://newsroom.fb.com/company-info/
http://www.slideshare.net/messierjf/business-and-social-media-tools-facebook
47. Business Objectives Being Achieved
1. Branding
– To promote new Toyota Sienna SE
the company did something new, fun
and engaging
– Resulted in 182,500 shares
2. Customer Retention
– Virgin uses Facebook to connect
with the customers
– Because they believe that happy
customers mean returning
customers
http://www.slideshare.net/messierjf/business-and-social-media-tools-facebook
48. Strengths of Facebook as a Business
Tool
1. Popularity:
Facebook is POPULAR!
If Facebook were a country, it would be the 3rd most
populated country of the world!
Over 1.5B businesses with active Facebook pages
30B pieces of contents shared each month
42% of marketers report that Facebook is important to
their business
http://www.slideshare.net/messierjf/business-and-social-media-tools-facebook
49. Target people by demographics,
geography, and/or interests
Pay only for clicks (pay-per-click,
PPC)
High volume, low cost
Drive to Facebook business page
or website
2. Advertising:
Strengths of Facebook as a Business
Tool
http://www.slideshare.net/messierjf/business-and-social-media-tools-facebook
50. 3. An Efficient B2C Tool:
Strengths of Facebook as a Business
Tool
51% of consumers are more
likely to buy a product after
becoming a fan on Facebook
25% of customers connect
with brands on Facebook to
receive discount
56% of the fans are more
likely to recommend a brand to a
friendhttp://www.slideshare.net/messierjf/business-and-social-media-tools-facebook
51. Examples of Successful Business
Promotions
During London 2012 Summer
Olympics Nike featured average
athletes instead of high profile
athletes
• Nike gained 166,718 Facebook
fans during the London
Olympics
To promote Nice and Easy color
blend foam Clairol gave away
100,000 samples to lucky FB users
• Clairol’s number of fans grew
by 944 percent
http://socialmediastrategiessummit.com/blog/top-10-companies-with-successful-social-media-marketing-campaigns-on-facebook/
53. Some Unsuccessful Business
Promotions
Netflix announced its decision
to raise rates and change its
service on its FB wall
• Enraged customers took to
the digital airwaves
• The company posted a
cheerful comment thanking
its fans for their feedback
• That same day, its fans
fired back leaving over
11,000 comments
http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/30897.asp#singleview
54. Some Unsuccessful Business
Promotions
Tiger Airways hid an entire
negative comment from it’s
FB page wall
• The community was
outraged
• Massive fallout incurred
• The page had to be
locked as a result
http://sproutsocial.com/insights/how-big-businesses-fail-on-facebook/
55. Strategies for Successful Business
Activities
• Don’t plan too far ahead
• Play by the numbers
• Be a community advocate
• Make engagement the goal
• Relax & interact like a real person
• Reward your fans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STpjpamPQaU
56. Strategies for Successful Business
Activities
• Run your posts through the BFF checker
• Don’t be a big brother
• Don’t coddle the complainers
• Let your fans shine
• Use your community to learn
• Use Facebook analytics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STpjpamPQaU
58. There are 100M daily
active Twitter users
500 million
Tweets are sent
per day
http://www.slideshare.net/morefollow/twitter-marketingsecrets
59. 34% of marketers use twitter to generate leads
72% of follower are more likely to make a future
purchase
86% of users are more likely to visit after it has been
recommended by a friend
30% lift in recommendations of an SMB after
following them on Twitter
Twitter- A Business Tool
http://www.slideshare.net/morefollow/twitter-marketingsecrets
60. Business Opportunities Offered by
Twitter
Customer Relationship
Product Promotion & Sales
http://www.slideshare.net/socialogilvy/twitter-for-business-6-ways-brands-use-twitter
To promote their products and services
and drive sales-
brands like CVS, Lands End, Jose
Cuero, and more, are working with
TwitterMoms
In response to customer
conversations-
@comcasters was started in April
2008
61. Crisis Management
Business Opportunities Offered by
Twitter
http://www.slideshare.net/socialogilvy/twitter-for-business-6-ways-brands-use-twitter
Event Activation#fiestamovement was created to-
publish challenges
get updates from drivers
engage conversation around the
Fiesta Movement
JetBlue established a twitter
page to-
prevent any reputation and
sales crises
65. Twitter Events that Deteriorated
Company’s Image
http://www.businessinsider.com/13-epic-twitter-fails-by-big-
brands-2012-2?op=1
66. Strategies for Successful Twitter
Promotions
Optimize your Twitter bio
Find out who the influencers and experts are in your
target area(s) and interact with them on a regular
basis
Tweet regularly
Track mentions-- and respond if appropriate
Retweet
Follow trends/hashtags
http://www.cio.com/article/2380667/twitter/14-ways-to-use-
twitter-to-market-your-business.html
67. Strategies for Successful Twitter
Promotions
Offer discounts or special deals to Twitter followers
Use images and videos
Use promoted tweets
Make sure Twitter is integrated with your other
marketing efforts
Use Twitter analytics
http://www.cio.com/article/2380667/twitter/14-ways-to-use-
twitter-to-market-your-business.html
73. You really should
• Always have a reason
to be on it and using it
• Complete your own
profile
• Write the best
summary
• Enhance
recommendation
• Provide links
• Locate your target
market
• Use Advanced Search
• Look at your
marketing objectives
• Identify people to
connect with
• Remember, quality is
better than quantity
74. • LinkedIn allows up to 50 skills listed
• Cut down your skills and endorsements to 3-5
• Be an expert not a generalist
Skills and Endorsement
85. Report analysis
Target Group
Analysis the Comments
Re-structure new contents
Reflect customers’ expectation
Product/Service penetration analysis
86. Branding
• Failed in America’s got talent
• 6.5 million subscribers
• 1 billion views
Crystallize – 120 Million
views
• 1 million singles sold
Worldwide by August of
2014
87.
88. GOOGLE+
• Nearly 50% of companies rate Google+ as
important to their business.
• Just last year, 15% of marketers acquired a
customer from this social channel.
89. GOOGLE+
“[Google+] is about transforming your
relationship with Google. The number of people
going to Google on a daily basis rivals virtually
all other properties out there. If we can make
that experience more social, interesting and
personalized, that’s something we want to do
no matter who else is engaged in the same
space.”
- Bradley Horowitz, Google’s VP of
Product
90. We’re under the impression that
Google+
is Google’s answer to Facebook...
But that’s not the case...
91. Google+ vs. Facebook
The “YOU” Network The “CONNECT” Network
1) The need to belong/connect
with friends they already have
(users don’t want to be connected to new
people)
2) Focus: Self-Presentation
1) Connects others to NEW people
who share similar interests
2) Focus: Learning & Exploring
92. Google+ is different...
• Platform Structure
• Not a separate platform/destination
• Not “broadcast-heavy”
• SEO-optimized
95. DO’S
• Claim authorship with rel=publisher tag
• Make your posts stand out
• Actively grow your audience
96. DO’S
• Put a +1 button on your site
• Create a community
• Ask for reviews
• Follow other businesses
97. DON’TS
• Forget to claim your business page
• Neglect your profile
• Wait for customers to come to you
• Forget about 'Circles‘
98. DON’TS
• Spam users or communities
• Confuse Google+ with other networks
• Confuse Google+ with other Google pages
• Make Google+ your social media bread and
butter
99. Dr. Isaac Porter
• GOAL: Build his personal brand
• STRATEGY: Use Google+ as his business and brand
development headquarters
• METHOD: Use Google+ features that help to enhance
each part of his business
• Uses Google+ Communities to discuss challenges
and new procedures with other eye doctors and learn
about health care changes and marketing
• Uses Authorship + Business/Local to link his face with
his business results on a Google Search
• Uses Hangouts to make informational videos,
interview patients and talk to other experts across the
U.S.
100.
101. BELIEVE IT OR NOT, PEOPLE
WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU (AS
LONG AS YOU PROVIDE VALUE)
102. Proof in Number
B2B companies that
blog get 67% more
leads/month than
those that don’t.
B2C companies that
blog get 88% more
leads/month than
those that don’t.
Companies that blog have
55% more website
visitors.
103. Why write a business blog (Big
FIVE)
1. Drive site traffic through organic search (SEO).
2. Improve visibility on social media.
3. Convert traffic into leads.
4. Establish your business as an industry thought
leader.
5. Drive long-term results.
104. Case Study -- River Pools and Spas
• Fiberglass Pool Prices: How
Much is My Pool Really Going to
Cost?
• Marcus Sheridan first wrote
the blog post in 2009
• received 20,359 page views
and 84 inbound links, the
highest numbers for both
categories in River Pools'
blogging history.
• The post is STILL bringing in
leads and sales
.
• To date, that 1 post has brought
in near $3.0 MILLION in sales.
…That's just one single post
105. Case Study --outcome
• Increased Organic Traffic
• Increased organic traffic 120% in three months,
reduced PPC spending 50% compared to 2009.
• Expanded blog readership to over 6,400 visitors
and 260 subscribers.
107. 4 Keys to a Successful Business
Blog
1. Content
1. Educate
2. Engage
3. Entertain
4. Enrich
2. Outreach
3. Design
4. Action
108. Benefits of blogging
• Powerful tool for marketing and promotion.
• Improve Search Engine Rankings.
• Strong tool for networking.
• Knowledge base for new employees.
• Recruiting tool for your company.
109. A Successful Blog Strategy
1. Establish Blog Goals
2. Research Your Audience
3. Tell, don’t sell.
4. Post frequently & Consistently
5. Convey your personality.
6. Title and Body Optimizations
110. A Successful Blog Strategy
7. Solicit interaction
8. Don’t just blog ,Promote your content.
9. Measure and Fine-Tune Your Strategy for
Greater ROI.
10. Think of a marathon instead of a sprint
112. FACTS
70 million+
total users
40 million
monthly
active
users
80%
female
users
Over 5
million
pins/day
56% from
26-44
years
http://qcmny.com/socialmedia/pinterest-usage-statistics-
infographic/
115. Set Up Business
Account
Complete account
profile
Verify business
Website
Set Up Boards
Find & Pin Great
Content
Getting Started
http://www.postplanner.com/how-to-use-pinterest-for-business-
beginner-guide/
116. SPREAD THE WORD!!!
Once Pinterest is ready
to go & consistent, it is
time to tell people
about business on
Pinterest.
http://www.postplanner.com/how-to-use-pinterest-for-
business-beginner-guide/
118. Getting Started Recap
Pin great
images
Know target
market
Share quality
content
Follow pinners who have
similar interests & share, Like,
or comment on their pins
Promote Pinterest
account on business
website or blog
Check analytics frequently
to see who’s sharing brand
content
http://www.slideshare.net/postplanner/how-to-use-pinterest-for-business-a-
getting-started-guide-for-beginners
121. DOING IT RIGHT………. SONY
Over 2500 Followers
800% increase in
traffic
10 times more click
than Pin It
Over 4 billion
impressions
Highlights
https://business.pinterest.com/en/success-
stories/sony
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/pintere
st-case-study-sony/
142. Bear in mind
• Equation isn’t big moves on the chess board, it
little moves made everyday that eventually add
up to a major shift.
-
JayBaer
143. Few last tips
• Stay honest & transparent
• Be interesting
• Learn by doing
• Get personal account
• Have a lots of listening
• Spread the Love
• Be connected with your audience
• Engage in conversation
• Make Yourself available
• Provide links on website
• Cross link content
• Encourage participation