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    On behalf of your communications department, do you…

    On behalf of your communications department, do you…

    For those of you here that have no strategy, and have no involvement in social media you be sure that what I’m about to talk about is as relevant to those who are already invovled with social media – it will make you aware of what to avoid when you do get active on social networks.

    For those of you here that have no strategy, and have no involvement in social media you be sure that what I’m about to talk about is as relevant to those who are already invovled with social media – it will make you aware of what to avoid when you do get active on social networks.

    Number one: Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Windows Live, 12 Google India It’s not that people don’t read articles from the Vancouver Sun, they’ll read them on Facebook, on a friend with common interest, has posted in their news feed

    Easier than ever

    The first step to any solid SM plan is to listen and monitor the space. What you hear will help you decide where you’ll fit into the social sphere, if you’re going to create a new community or join one, if you’re going to create a new blog or join a collective one

    Be consistent in your messaging across your social spaces

    Number one: Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Windows Live, 12 Google India It’s not that people don’t read articles from the Vancouver Sun, they’ll read them on Facebook, on a friend with common interest, has posted in their news feed

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    Why Isnt My Social Media Strategy Working? - Presentation Transcript

    1. Why Isn’t My Social Media Strategy Working?
      • Presented by:
      • Natasha
      • Netschay Davies
      • Director, Social Media
      • Peak Communicators
      • Twitter Conversation: #cprs
    2. A Show of Hands…
      • Follow a social media communications strategy
      • Have no social media strategy
      • Participate in social media without a strategy
      • Have no strategy , and have no social media involvement
    3. A Show of Hands…
      • Who feels their social media strategy is working?
      • Who thinks their strategy needs a makeover?
      • Who thinks “going with the flow” with no strategy works just fine?
    4. Today’s Talk
      • Why Social Media Continues to Matter
      • Signs Your Strategy Isn’t Working
      • Adjusting Your Strategy
      • Q & A
      • Become A Fan – SMS
      • Contact Us
    5. Why Social Media Continues to Matter
      • more than 4 out of 5 North Americans are active in creating, participating or reading some form of social content at least once a month
    6. Where the Masses Are
      • Social networks and blogs are now the 4th most popular online activity - ahead of personal email
      • This week:
      • #2 Facebook
      • #4 YouTube
      • #6 Wikipedia (13 million articles, 200 languages)
      • #7 Blogger
      • #13 Twitter
      • #6394 The Vancouver Sun
    7. Stats …and What They Mean
      • 67% of the global online population visit member communities
      • More than 120 million users log on to Facebook at least once each day
      • 45% of Facebook’s audience is now 26 or older
      • 6 months ending July 4, 2009 Facebook saw 513% growth in 55+ year old users
      • There are 112 million blogs, with 120,000 new ones appearing each day
    8. Spotlight on Twitter
      • Twitter’s estimated worth: $1 billion – how much will resources will go to developing Twitter as the leading business communications connection tool?
      • Adults ages 35-49 have largest representation on Twitter
      • There are more women on Twitter (53%) than men (47%)
    9. Remember #1 - Social Media are TOOLS
      • Communications tools that :
      • Listen, hear, monitor
      • Share information (not announce)
      • Story tell in different ways, at different times, to different groups
      • Promote research, knowledge, product, service
      • Find and support community (business, media or consumer)
      • Participate with peer group
      • Organize events, conferences, speeches
    10. Remember #2 - Social Media Comes in Many Forms
    11. Add (publicize) information as it comes
    12. CGC: Consumer-Generated Content
    13. How do I Know my Strategy Isn’t Working?
      • What do you compare it to?
      • Traditional PR Metrics don’t apply
      • (spending equivalencies: earned media vs. ad equivalency)
      • Industry reports few, forget niche verticals Success stories focus on U.S. big brand names
      • Success stories defined by sales
    14. Reports and Tips Focus on Marketing Strategies
    15. Focus on PR Goals
      • Forget the textbook definitions
      • ROI – Return on Investment
      • How can you apply business terms and comparisons to a communications medium that continues to evolve?
      • How do you put a value on conversations you can’t control?
    16. Focus on PR Goals
      • What is the value of your Social Media Plan?
      • What is the Return on Influence?
      • Are they negative or positive?
      • Can you afford the Return on Ignoring ?
      • What happens – or will happen – if you’re not listening (at all), if you’re not responding, if you’re not participating, joining or creating?
    17. The Signs
      • No news is bad news
      • Lack of engagement on (your) social networks
      • Inconsistent dialogue across (your) social channels
    18. No News is Bad News
      • Problem
      •  You’re not hearing anything about your brand
      •  You can’t find any conversations to join
      •  No one’s interested in your company
      • Solution
      •  Adjust your monitoring tool(s) beyond ego-surfing
    19. Sophisticated Dashboards…
    20. Look and Listen Everywhere, to Everyone
      • Make a List:
      • industry topics
      • key phrases
      • trends
      • issues
      • challenges: taxation policy, petitions,
      • competing brands, products, methods
    21. Industry Topics
    22. Key Phrases
    23. Find the Loudest Talkers – are they influential in your market?
    24. Read the Comments, Not Just Original Content
    25. Sign: Lack of Engagement on Social Networks
      • Problem
      • Fans
      • Members
      • Friends
      • Subscribers
      • Followers
      • … aren’t increasing
    26. More Problems
      • No Wall posts
      • No Comments (on blogs, articles, comments on your comments)
      • No links to your social content
      • No retweets
      • No questions
      • No answers
      • No views
    27. Solution: Review Your Content
      • Modify your content assets to SUIT the medium
      • “ Copy and Pastes” of news releases don’t belong on Facebook Walls ....
      • ...discussion topics do
      • ...previews, behind the scenes, insight on industry trends belong in social spaces
    28. Content for Twitter
      • Links to “interesting” articles put Twitter into overcapacity
      • Pulled quotes from articles spark conversation
    29. Tweets from PR Agency Partner
    30. Corporate Video...yawnnnnnnnnn
    31. Demo and How to Video = Comments
    32. Sign #3 Inconsistent Dialogue
      • Problem
      • Posting information randomly
      • Solution
      • Develop and follow a social media editorial schedule
      • Direct traffic to other social spaces
      • Connect the dots, have a flow chart
    33. Give Context to Story, Behind the Scenes
    34. Joining a Conversation
    35. Redirect to More Information
    36. Adjusting Your Social Strategy
      • Who lives in your community?
      • Media, Industry Peers, Public, Government, Families?
      • Focus on one goal per group:
      • Awareness
      • Sales
      • (Customer) (Self) Service
      • Reputation
    37. Communications Flow Chart Non-Profit Organization Academia Government Industry Profs Students Prov. Fed. Intl. Biz Non-Profit
    38. The Social Web Non-Profit Organization Academia Government Industry Profs Students Prov. Fed. Intl. Biz Non-Profit
    39. Choose Tools and Content Per Community
      • Community: Industry Peers & Group Associations Goal : Discuss Challenges during recession
      • Tools: Facebook Group (can branch from your company Fan Page)
      • Add a new discussion topic weekly, be active, ask questions
      • Briefer conversations on Twitter using insider hashtags
    40. Choose Tools and Content Per Community
      • Community: Media Goal: Arrange interviews with Company President during 3-day industry conference exhibition Tools: Twitter & Social Media Press Release
      • Using conference hashtag, invite Media to stop by Company Booth for demo
      • Using conference hashtag, ask Media to RSVP 15-min interview slot at Booth RSVP interview with #Konductor Prez at #AdobeMax between 9 am – 12 am, we’re at Booth 841
      • Pitch media followers on company at conference, provide link to social media press release
      • Social Media Press Release: news bulleted, links to conference video footage uploaded to YouTube Company Channel, product demo, links to blogger coverage, links to conversations
    41. Choose Tools and Content Per Community
      • Community: General Public Goal: Conduct Quick Crowdsourcing Campaign (get feedback on new product/service from the social sphere) Tools: Tweet questions related to feedback
      • Tweet Air Canada your feedback on your #flightnumber
      • Tweet #Air_Canada your feedback on #flightnumber and get 100 #aeroplan_miles
    42. 5 Steps to Re-Strategizing
      • Listen broadly
      • Adapt content to the medium
      • Separate communities within your communities
      • Set your communication goals per community
      • Follow a social editorial schedule – be organized, and consistent
    43. Find us on Facebook
      • Text:
      • fan PeakCo
      • to: 32665
      • from your
      • mobile phone and be added as a fan instantly
    44. Contact Us
      • www.twitter/NatashaNDavies
      • www.twitter.com/peakco
      • [email_address]
    45. Read the Wall, Not Just the Numbers
    46. Are You a Social Media Leader, Manager or Follower?
      • Be proactive – be ready to listen and talk back
      • Choose an ROI model: Return on Ignoring or Return on Influence
      • Build a channel for conversation
      • Corporate Web sites are, well, corporate
      • Social media allows for direct conversation to your community B2P (public), B2B (business), B2C (consumer) B2M (media)
      • Reduces need for the “middle man” (the media)
      • Build your foundation today … for tomorrow
    47. Twitter Traffic

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