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    1. Social Media
    2. @JohnScottDixon
      • Aidan Taylor - An Internet Marketing Company 
      • Clients range from Start-ups to Fortune 500
      •  
        • Former VP of Ecommerce for Sprint
        • Former SVP of Marketing for Insight
        • Started professional Web career in 1994
        • Started thinking about Social Media Marketing in 1998
        •  
    3. Why Use Social Media?
    4. Why Use Social Media?
        • Become a significant communication method
        • Build relationships
        • Members of your target audience are there (122 Million on Facebook)
        • Early detection of trends
        • Drive traffic
        • Preserve reputation
        • Build PageRank for your website
    5. Are There Rules?
      • What governs your behavior when you interact with others?
          • Be Yourself - act naturally, authentically
          • Be Relaxed - don't force things, wait for it
          • Be Thoughtful - contribute relevant value
          • Be Open - two-way communication
    6. It's Like Dating!
      • From a guy's perspective atleast!
          • Key difference - the more relationships, the better
          • Social Media = Virtual Clubs
          • People SMELL desparation
          • Initial goal - get dates! (don't miss opportunities)
          • Blogs = Dinner and a Movie (a date)
          • Website = Bedroom
    7. Social Media Survival Kit
      • Even without knowing your business, there are FIVE (5) things to put in your kit (in order of importance):
        • Secure Accounts for Top Social Media (http://aidantaylor.com/get-social-media-accounts.php)
        • Create Relevant Groups on LinkedIn
        • Begin Commenting on Relevant Blog Posts (30 minutes per day)
        • Begin Interacting on Twitter
        • Facebook Page for your business: Create and Participate
    8. LinkedIn Groups
      • LinkedIn presents a significant opportunity to have conversations with your target market. There are over 14 million unique visitors each month.
        • Think creatively
        • Own the group rather than join
        • Make a killer badge
        • Invite people in your network
        • Engage the community
    9. Comment Marketing
      • Comment marketing is a very close second to LinkedIn Groups (it may actually be more important to your business).
        • Leverage their energy
        • Look for relevance (blogsearch.google.com)
        • Look for high PageRank (use the Quirk SearchStatus Tool)
        • Consistency is Key
        • Track your comments (BackType, Cocomment, Disqus, Intense Debate)
      • How many use it each month?
        • Compete.com was 2.6 million per month a year ago, now it is nearly 24 million
      • Vocabulary:
        • Twitter Name/Handle
        • Tweet
        • Follow
        • Direct Message
        • Re-Tweet
        • Favorites
        • Block
    10. How To Use Twitter?
        • The mechanics of Twitter
          • Don't miss the opportunity (set alerts - TweetDeck) 
          • Preserve Account for Business (HootSuite, TweetFunnel)
        • Following the right people (Search.Twitter.com)
          • Following Ratio (3 Followers to 4 Following)
        • Contribute to the community
        • Consistent, metered participation (HootSuite, TweetFunnel)
        • Ratio of Self-Serving to Other Tweets (1:6)
          • You First, Company Second
        • United Breaks Guitars
    11. Facebook Pages
      • This is a fairly recent development, allowing businesses to interact within Facebook.
        • Get Started - you need 100 Fans to be eligible for a vanity URL (facebook.com/yourcompanyname)
        •   Move-in
        • Invite everyone you know that could benefit from your business
        • Be consistent, but don't over do it
    12. The Long Tail
    13. Reading (If I had to pick 3 books)
      • The Cluetrain Manifesto
        • by Levine, Locke, Searls & Weinberger
      • The Long Tail
        • by Anderson
      • Groundswell
      •      by Li & Bernoff
    14. The End
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