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    MBL Solutions Social Media Show Sept 09 - Presentation Transcript

    1. Welcome September 2009 SEO, Social Networks and more… Internet Marketing
    2. Who are we?
      • Oliver Stephens
      • MBL Solutions Ltd
      • www.mblsolutions.co.uk
      • 0191 250 4530
    3. Phew - what a ride
      • Computers
      • Websites
      • Search Engine Optimisation
      • Internet marketing, emailing and PPC
      • Web “Footprint”
      • Web 2.0 and Social Networking
      • Creating a Web “Presence”
      • Along the way – Freeserve and the dot com crash
    4. Objectives and what we’re going to cover
      • First - what we’re not going to cover!
      • Understand the key issues in developing traffic to your website
      • Understand how Web 2.0 and Social Networks operate and can be used
      • Understand how to use the internet effectively in your business marketing
      • Get more customers
      • In 1 hour!
    5. Agenda
      • Background and definitions
      • Search Engine Optimisation (on site)
      • Social Networking (on and off site)
      • Proactive Traffic Generation
      • Integrated Marketing Campaigns
      • Question time
    6. What is an integrated marketing campaign?
      • Delivery Objective
      • Targeting
      • Through all relevant means
      • Coherently
      • Joined up communication
    7. What is Web 2.0?
      • Hype (or price of jargon)?
      • Technology?
      • Change in attitude of users?
      • Or Web managers?
      • A web cop out?
      • A way to give freedom to users?
      • A good thing?
      • A bad thing?
      • Just another thing?
      • A fad?
    8. Web 2.0 / Social Media
      • Hard to define
      • Favourite “human interaction in a virtual world”
      • Web 2.0 technology provides instant communication
      • This technology and new attitude allows user generated content.
      • Stops there or becomes a conversation.
    9. Who’s using Social Networks? (Ofcom)
      • 30% of British adults have a Social Networking profile (up from 21% in 2007)
      • 50% of users have a Facebook account – 6 hours per month from 4 hours last year
      • BUT…
      • 5% drop in 15 – 24 year olds using Social Network sites
      • Usage is increasing and getting older
    10. Web 2.0 / Social Media
      • Not to be ignored
      • But don’t let it dazzle
      • Business focus
      • Look at it from a marketing perspective
      • The way it’s used, not the technology or UGC
      • Social Networking and Interaction
    11. Some (Social) Media
      • Blog (with links to your site)
      • Squidoo lens
      • MySpace
      • Facebook group
      • LinkedIn
      • Tagging (dellicious, stumbleupon, Digg)
      • You Tube
      • Slideshare
      • Flickr
      • Twitter
      • Article Sites
      • PR Sites
      • Tradespace
      • Home Business Network
    12. Where does it fit in our campaign?
      • Targets are online but they’re not searching
    13. Strengths
      • Viral
      • Personal
      • Validated
      • Credible
      • Engaging
      • Powerful linkage
    14. What do we use Social Networks for?
      • Collaboration
      • Recruitment
      • Marketing and Focus groups
    15. Marketing
      • Traffic generation and search
      • Brand positioning
      • PR
      • Leads
      • Sales
      • Customer interaction
      • Retention and reinforcement
      • Feedback
    16. Our Approach
      • Core v bleeding edge
      • Effort v Result
    17. Our Approach
      • Highly dynamic = ongoing work
      • Search v Non search
      • Integrated and interrelated
      • Components
    18. Elements of a campaign
      • Searching:
        • SEO
      • Passing By
        • Social Networks
        • Bookmarking
        • Blogs
        • Adwords
        • Affinity
      • At Home
        • Email
        • Direct mail
        • Advertising
        • PR
    19. Before you start
      • What do you want the site/campaign to do for you?
      • Who do you want to visit/speak to?
      • What do you want to do for the visitor – what do you want them to see ? (Immediately)
      • Where do you want to take them with one click?
      • What do you want the visitor to do – the Action ?
      ? ? ? ? ?
    20. SEO – On our sites
    21. Search engines
      • Spiders and ‘Bots
      • Algorithms and relevance
      • Popularity and ‘inbound links’
      • Submissions and Site Maps
      • A dynamic environment
      Search Engine Basics
    22. Chicken and Egg Site Structure or SEO?
      • Optimise each key page
      • Key search phrase needs a landing page
      • Think about optimisation before you structure the site or web presence?
    23. First step
      • What are the search terms to be?
      • Building block
      • Potential con!
      • Objectives, Niche v Volume, competition, industry commentary, traffic volumes, relevance for us and the SITE and our PRESENCE
    24. What’s important?
      • Relevant site address (batteriesonline.co.uk vs. portablepower.co.uk)
      • GOOD META PAGE TITLE & DESCRIPTION
      • Good meta keywords??? (search terms)
      • GREAT CONTENT
      • H1 Headers
      • Image tags and descriptions
      • Internal links
      • Avoiding ‘clever’ code
      • High quality inbound links
      • Site map
      • Robots .txt file
      • Age of domain
      • Site “Authority”
      • “ Alive”
    25. Increasing importance of:
      • External Linking
      • Web Footprint / Presence
      • Authority
      • Theme and Relevance
      • Social Networking sites are seen to rank highly
    26. Some (Social) Networks
      • Blog (with links to your site)
      • Squidoo lens
      • MySpace
      • Facebook group
      • LinkedIn
      • Tagging (delicious, stumbleupon, Digg)
      • You Tube
      • Slideshare
      • Flickr
      • Twitter
      • Article Sites
      • PR Sites
      • Tradespace
      • Home Business Network
    27. StumbleUpon
    28. digg
    29. delicious
    30.  
    31. Blog and blogging
      • Easy to build - Wordpress
      • On site or off site?
      • Blog Directories/ Other blogs/ Your own site
      • Be interesting and not too salesy
      • Searchable Content
      • Couple of times a month
    32.  
    33. Facebook
      • Business to Consumer
      • Mass market
      • “Give me a poke” or “Throw me a sheep”, “dude”
      • Fan Pages and Group Pages
      • Highly targeted advertising
      • Be personal but reflect your brand
      • Be interactive and get visitors involved
    34. Linked in
      • Older, but less well known?
      • Professionals
      • Business to Business
      • Company Profile Page
      • LinkedIn Answers
      • Market Research
      • Sales
    35. Twitter for business
      • Young(er), professional, new media savvy
      • Tweets: 140 characters, @username
      • Follow and Followers
      • Search and Retweet
      • Network!
      • Be first to know
      • Brand building, Support
      • Island bridge
      • Bio, reply to people, add links
      • Promote your feed
    36. Twitter for business
    37. Innocent Facebook Search
    38. Innocent facebook videos
    39. Innocent on facebook
    40. M&S Network Links
    41. M&S Facebook
    42. M&S facebook discussions
    43. M&S facebook offers
    44. M&S Twitter
    45. Dell Community Pages
    46. Dell Social Network Links
    47. Dell Linkedin
    48. Dell Twitter Groups
    49. Dell Outlet Twitter
    50. Dell Facebook
    51. Dell facebook
    52. Dell flickr
    53. E&Y Careers facebook
    54. GM Blog
    55. Marmite Facebook
    56. Marmite facebook games
    57. Marmite facebook promos
    58. Marmite Website
    59. What does this tell us?
      • Problem driven
      • Objectives
      • Priorities
      • Relevance
      • Resource
    60. Who
      • Fans
      • Interested customers
      • Regular users
      • Niche
      • We turn them into advocates
    61. Groundswell – Forrester Research - POST
      • People
      • Objectives
      • Strategy
      • Technology
    62. How to start
      • Remember these are SOCIAL networks
      • Try before you buy!
      • You may be experimenting
      • You will need to be committed
      • You need objectives
      • You need relevance and places to link to
      • Team of enthusiasts
      • Measure
    63. Operate in isolation?
      • No way
      • RELEVANCE
      • Integrated with the site content
      • Tail wagging the dog? – we’re not talking about a Website we’re talking about a Web Presence
      • Style can be different
    64. A Small Holiday Company
      • Website
      • Rich Content
      • Pages for long tail Search Terms
      • Blogs relating to this
      • Links from relevant blogs
      • Videos on YouTube
      • Adwords
      • Directories
      • Tags
      • Facebook
      • Articles sites
      • Pr Sites
    65. Sponsored Links
    66. Adwords
      • Niche v Broad terms. The long tail.
    67. Affiliate Marketing
      • Where one website rewards another for traffic or sales
      Affiliate Website Affiliate Website Affiliate Website Book Retailer Affiliate Website Redirects Customer Pays Commission Affiliate Agency
    68. What’s next?
      • The site’s up and running / Optimised
      • Adwords campaign / Linking in place / Social Networks
      • But how often are they searching for us?
    69. A typical decision process Awareness of the need Awareness of suppliers Build relationship with suppliers (brands) SALE! Aftersales and support Detail information stage Confirmation and reassurance
    70. Campaign elements
      • Initial Communications and traffic generation
        • Online and offline (press ads, mailshots, email shots, PR)
        • Social Networking
        • Keywords and Adwords
      • Targeted landing page
      • Data Capture
        • Registration page
      • Action
      • Follow up
      • Measurement
        • Review
    71. Sainsbury’s Business Direct Sale! and ongoing communications Targeted Adwords , SEO, Social Email shots
    72. Simple Summary Objectives Relevance Content Interaction Connections
    73. Thank You
      • Any questions?
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