Social Media: The Place for Risk and New Ideas

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  1. Social media
    The place for risk and new ideas
    Sarah EvansSevans Strategysarah@sevansstrategy.com
    Twitter: @PRsarahevans
    Skype: PRsarahevans
    AIM: PRsarahevans
    Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/prsarahevans
    #socmedrisk
  2. I’m not selling snake oil.
    Hashtag: #socmedrisk
  3. Social media are PART OF online communities
    Social networking (i.e. Twitter, Facebook)
    Social bookmarking (i.e. Digg, Delicious)
    Broadband content
    Gaming (i.e. video games, entertainment)
    Blogs (i.e. Wordpress, Blogger, TypePad)
    Consumer generated media
    Mobile content or gaming access
    Wikis (i.e. Wikipedia)
    Video sharing (i.e. YouTube)
    Photo sharing (i.e. Flickr, Photobucket)
    Presentation sharing (i.e. Slideshare, Scribd)
  4. Corporate Communicators of Yesteryear
    Message management; “issued” message
    Disclaim, disclaim, disclaim
    Scripted
    Unseen
    Several levels of approval
    “Let’s put together a press release.”
    Newsletters
    Managing content of corporate website
    Hashtag: #socmedrisk
  5. Corporate Communicators of the NOW!
    Trusted advisor, “at the table”
    Start a conversation via multiple platforms
    Unscripted (for the most part)
    Build relationships with media
    Engage stakeholders to share stories and opinions in a public format
    Multimedia approach
    PERSONAL relations
    Available outside 9 – 5
    Visible in public
    Hashtag: #socmedrisk
  6. You’ve got peeps.
    • Want it now
    • Let’s chat
    • I’m a part of something
    • You’re not hiding
    • Someone heard me
    • Join in/have fun
    • Find the talkers
    • Follow up
    Instantaneous
    Conversation
    Community
    Transparency
    Listen
    Participatory
    Monitor
    Respond
    Hashtag: #socmedrisk
  7. ENTER social media
    enter R I S K
    Hashtag: #socmedrisk
  8. Define risk
    It doesn’t have to make your legal team cringe
    What are you WILLING to do?
    Appropriate risk aligned with your brand
    Probably not okay for the CDC to make a spoof about getting H1NI from bacon
    Small steps (but see movement)
    Print to electronic (save a tree)
    Register your accounts
    Ask your community
    A question
    For ideas
  9. Contests
    Funniest texting error
    Win a [insert prize]
    Personality
    Colonel Tribune
    @aplusk & @mrskutcher
    Different
    Viral*
    Buzz
    Make up words
    Top Trends
    #followfriday
    Top 25 Things meme
    Don’t be afraid of F-U-N!
    *I’m going to address “viral” in an upcoming slide.
  10. Not the place for disclaimer.
  11. What if I make a mistake?
    You will
    People are forgiving
    Monitor and engage
    Just look at Dell
  12. RISK Example #1: Online engagement
    Allow customers/stakeholders to vote, share opinionsand/or review your products ON your website
    Monitor sites like Twitter for those talking about you, your competitor(s) or similar topics, then RESPOND
    Take pictures at an event, post to Flickr, hand out a card to remind people to visit site
    Identify media outlets and blogs where your customers are, begin posting to articles as an employee
  13. RISK Example #2: “We’ve always done it this way.”
    Make this next giveaway social media-friendly
    Move from print to electronic
    Include on your website and make compatible for mobile phones
    Instead of stickers, design a widget
    Dedicate advertising $ towards the development of a free iPhone app
  14. Viral
    I’m breaking my own rule.
    *********DISLCAIMER: You can’t just “go” viral. *********
    Humorous and surprising treatment of a topical issue (jibjab “elf yourself”/Officemax)
    Humorous and surprising treatment of an issue with focused appeal (WoW/Ozzy Osbourne cross-over commercial)
    Projection of a mundane situation or product in an outlandish light (Messin’ with Sasquatch ads/Beef Jurkey)
    Entertaining mashup of a classic property(Darth Vader parody)
    Trainwrecks(Appalachian State)
    Parlor Tricks (Daft Hands, NFL ‘Choose Me’ campaign)
    Schmaltz (stuff you get from your mom or dad)
    -This slide borrowed from Andy Beedle (abeedle.com) (@abeedle)
  15. It’s not the be ALL end ALL
    Don’t underestimate traditional tactics
    Give it time
    If you build it they will come, sometimes
    Show results/successes
    CREATIVITY matters
    Don’t force an audience
  16. Social media
    The place for risk and new ideas
    Sarah EvansSevans Strategysarah@sevansstrategy.com
    Twitter: @PRsarahevans
    Skype: PRsarahevans
    AIM: PRsarahevans
    Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/prsarahevans
    #socmedrisk

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