7. Hip Effective Moving Engagement Interactive Meaningful Innovation Channels Recognition Awareness Traction New Touch Points Fresh Ideas SEO Leads What YOU Want From Social Media
8. Planning My Vacation What I Want From Social Media Part 1: Research Part 2: Planning Part 3: On The Go Part 4 Sharing Hat tip: Ben Parr, Mashable
11. Pew State of the Media 2010 It’s all Snack Media 7%: use a single news platform. SEARCH is news reading habit: headline, byline and first sentence only. News is social activity centered in social networks.
12. CNN President, Jonathan Klein “ The competition I’m really afraid of are social- networking sites.” That threatens to pull people away from us. The people you’re friends with on Facebook or the people you follow on Twitter are trusted sources of information. Well, we want to be the most trusted name in news.”
16. Social Media: A Few Valuable Reasons Customer Insight Activating People Listening to Customers Word-of-Mouth Talk with Stakeholders Location-aware Communication Customer Service/Care Socializing News Building a Community Support Customers Collaborating Social Commerce Build Trust Crowdsourcing Personal Communication Promotion Real-time Communication Utility
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18. Please watch the Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypmfs3z8esI
19. The Social Media Strategy Steps 1. What value do we get from social media ? 2. Who are the people we want to reach ? 5. What will measure how well we did ? 3. What does the community have in common ? ( social object? ) 6. What are the channels & platforms ? 4. How will we make the social object shareable ? 7. What resources do we will need ?
32. The Social Media Strategy Steps 5. What will measure how well we did?
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37. Measures of Success: Some evidences of achieving goals Blog Posts & Comments Tone of Comments Number of Groups Referrals Completed Profiles Tags Reduced/Increased Calls Share of Positioning Share of Rants Impact on Reputation Ideas Generated Time-to-Recruit Rankings Reviews Links Media Coverage Search Engine Ranking Network Growth Rate Web Traffic Impact Increased Customer Satisfaction Share of Visibility
42. MicroBlogging What is it good for? Talking with Listening | Insight Customer Care News Distribution Promotion Activating Managing
43. Media Sharing Venues What are they good for? Rich Media Channel Multimedia Engagement Joining | Creating Interest Groups Promotions Conversation | Listening
44. Widgets What are they good for? Mini-portal to website Desktop Engagement Utility Mobility Alerts | Instant Push Messaging
45. The Social Media Strategy Steps 7. What are the resources we will need?
46. Digital Team Marketing Strategists Customer Service Social Media Specialists Technicians Digital Budget Content Development Engagement Monitoring Reporting Social Media Monitoring Tools & Analysis
47. The Social Media Strategy Steps 1. What value do we get from social media ? 2. Who are the people we want to reach ? 5. What will measure how well we did ? 3. What does the community have in common ? ( social object? ) 6. What are the channels & platforms ? 4. How will we make the social object shareable ? 7. What resources do we will need ?
48. Source: Geek and Poke Everyone is different. Socialize your strategies based on your community’s view , not your view.
50. Connecting with me: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lzimmer Twitter: /lgzimmer New Media Training: modernmediainstitute.com t: 714.283.6206 Email: [email_address]
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Social Media Revolution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm-Ng
Today Facebook and Twitter could be considered de-rigueur As outposts Difference is there is conversation going on in these spaces that need to be managed and maintained.
Today Facebook and Twitter could be considered de-rigueur As outposts Difference is there is conversation going on in these spaces that need to be managed and maintained.
With the page’s Shop + Share tab, fans of the electronics retailer can browse and discuss Best Buy (BBY) products without leaving Facebook. http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/bestbuy?v=app_110144381181&ref=ts
The Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (KKD) page demonstrates that asking questions is an easy way to engage fans.