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    Before we start…Range of expertiseSocial media definitionQuestions via GoToWebinar and TwitterDefine social media/social media tools. Webinars? Blogs? What other solutions are we talking about?

    Social media are/is Three components:Content = information, dialogue or entertainmentMedia = toolSocial interface (intimate direct, community engagement, social viral, electronic broadcast or syndication, or other physical media such as print).Integrates technology, social interaction, and the delivery of words, pictures, video and audio.Part of a comprehensive marketing mixToolsAn ApproachIt is zillions of conversations that people are having…online…24/7…right now!

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    1. What if Social Media Dramatically Changes Events and Exhibitions…Tomorrow?
      “MTO Tech Webinar Series"
      by
      Stephen Nold
      PresidentAdvon Technologies
      And
      Jason McGraw Sr. V.P. of Expositions InfoComm International
    2. Thanks to our Sponsors
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    3. Chat Live with us on Twitter
    4. Sir Martin Sorrell
      WSJ: WPP Chief Tempers Hopes for Ad Upturn Sept. 22, 2009
      WPP PLC, world's largest communications company
      Profit for the first half of 2009 plunge by almost 50%.
      “We describe the recession as L-shaped, which implies that it will never go back to where it was before….I doubt free-to-air television or, in particular, newspapers and magazines, will ever be the same again.”
    5. Social media
      But, are
      customers
      Yes -
      ing?
      I
      listen-
      Great!
      think
      are
      they
      Content/Conversation
      Social interface
      Media/Tools
      Integrates technology, social interaction, and the delivery of words, pictures, video and audio.
    6. InfoComm International
      • 70 year old trade association, 5,000+ member companies, 70+ countries
      • Representing the professional audiovisual communications industry
      • Annual InfoComm Show, TSW 50 2009 Show Stats (Orlando):
      • 29,222 total attendance, All 50 U.S. states, 90 countries
      • Largest attendance ever on East Coast
      • 70% commercial attendees,30% end-user buyers
      • 832 exhibitors
      • 446,000 n.s.f. of exhibits, special events, demo space
    7. InfoComm Results
      • We’ve taken the plunge and are just starting to swim
      • Launched groups on social sites Jan. ’09 prior to Jun. ’09 Show
      • Twitter 600+ followers
      • Linked In 1,400+ members
      • Facebook 980+ members
      • YouTube 2,200 channel views
      • Pushed out Show’s free pass codes
      • With 100 redeemed on Linked In, most effective
    8. InfoComm Results
      • Word of mouth referrals from reg site = 600
      • Added A2Z’s ChirpE Mobile platform two weeks prior to Show = 570+ users during Show
      • InfoComm proprietary eCommunity groups = over 2,300 subscribers
      • Given limited investment and minimal marketing, modest results to date
      • Exponential growth predicted for 2010 show cycle
    9. Intangible Value of Social Media
      • Interactive engagement of your audience/prospects
      • Extension of face-to-face relationships, builds trust
      • Reach people you don’t even know
      • Get real time feedback on campaigns, issues
      • Conduct market research
      • Harness comments/testimonials to generate sales
      • Additional press/media coverage
      • New business opportunities will find you
      • Move from being the “voice” of your industry to a “conversation” with your industry
    10. InfoComm Resources
      Dedicated Staff E-Community Manager
      Subject Matter Experts
      • Tap Adjunct Faculty and Staff to Blog
      • Leverage Thought Leaders
      Forum leaders, “ask an expert”
      Blog, reply, post comments
      Authenticity
      Leverage, repurpose existing content
      • Edit (condense) for the web
      Build social media right into marketing plan from the beginning
      Test the waters – try out various platforms to see which ones work for you
    11. Lose Control
      Transparency – what level of info will you share?
      Subject Matter Expert – knowledge broker
      Allow others not under your control to speak for your organization?
      Next Wave of Word of Mouth Referrals
      Global prospects, variety of qualifications
      Concerns/Issues
      Are you willing to take good comments with the bad?
      How will you deal with negative comments in a public forum?
      Proactive – constant monitoring
    12. Webinars
      • MTO Tech Educational Webinar series
      Blogs
      • Tradeshow Week, Event Tech
      • Socialnomics – Social Media Blog
      • Chris Brogan
      Events
      • MTO Summit San Francisco, October 21-22
      • IAEE Expo Expo in Atlanta, December 9-11
      Books
      • Socialnomics
      • Trust Agents
      Websites
      • MeetingTechOnline.com
      Webinar Resources
    13. Questions and Answers
      To contact Stephen Nold and MeetingTechOnlinestephen@advontech.comLinkedIn:    http://www.linkedin.com/in/stephennoldTwitter: @stepnoldFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/stephen.noldwww.tradeshowweek.com/blog/stephennold512.310.0628
      For more information on Jason McGraw and InfoComm Internationaljmcgraw@infocomm.orghttp://www.infocomm.org.
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