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    A social network is a set of socially-relevant nodes connected by one or more relations. Nodes, or network members, are the units that are connected by the relations whose patterns we study. These units are most commonly persons or organizations, but in principle any units that can be connected to other units can be studied as nodes. These include web pages (Watts, 1999),

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    GegeThe Social Technographics Ladder classifies people according to how they use social technologies.The users in this ladder represent an increasing amount of activism.By examining users are represented we can determine WHICH strategies make sense to reach which users.CREATORS make social content go. They write blogs, or upload video, music or text.CRITICS respond to content from others. They post reviews, comment on blogs, participate in forums and edit wiki articles.COLLECTORS organise content for themselves or others using RSS feeds, tags & voting sites like Digg.comJOINERS connect in social networks like MySpace and FacebookSPECTATORS consume social content including blogs, user-generated video, podcasts, forums or reviewsINACTIVES neither create nor consume content of any kind.

    GegeThe Social Technographics Ladder classifies people according to how they use social technologies.The users in this ladder represent an increasing amount of activism.By examining users are represented we can determine WHICH strategies make sense to reach which users.CREATORS make social content go. They write blogs, or upload video, music or text.CRITICS respond to content from others. They post reviews, comment on blogs, participate in forums and edit wiki articles.COLLECTORS organise content for themselves or others using RSS feeds, tags & voting sites like Digg.comJOINERS connect in social networks like MySpace and FacebookSPECTATORS consume social content including blogs, user-generated video, podcasts, forums or reviewsINACTIVES neither create nor consume content of any kind.

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    Alexsocial media is a different kind of marketing because it has much to do with people communicating with each other and sharing ideas, feedback and recommendations.

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    http://www.slideshare.net/oreillymedia/active-facebook-users-by-country-region-august-2009  Slide 9

    AlexSource: Nielsen, Trust in Advertising Report, 2007

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    AlexSource: Nielsen, Trust in Advertising Report, 2007

    Your stakeholders now effectively define what your brand stands for, based on their life-long interactions with your organisation, your service, your products, your people, your partners, your CSR activities, and other stakeholders. You can’t tell them; you can only make sure your brand value permeates everything you do, continuously, so they end up reaching the conclusion about your brand that you want them to.The social web analytics e-book.http://www.socialwebanalytics.com/The_Social_Web_Analytics_eBook_2008.pdf

    Convergence finally happeningSkypeTools becoming useful at last, beyond just pure communication devicesMobile + skype + social media + price falls +

    AlexAnd they’re smart, and not scared of making their voices heard.

    AlexIt is already in use within the political scenario

    AlexSource: IAB Platform Status Report – User Generated Content, Social Media & Advertising

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    PersonalOffersDiscussionsConversations

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    1. Social Media & Small Business
      A quick primer
      Alex Grech
      Digital Arts Expo, 5th November 2009
    2. “Social Media is a bit like teen sex. Everyone wants to do it. Nobody knows how. When it’s finally done, there is surprise that it’s not better.”
      Avinash Kaushlik, Analytics Evangelist, Google.
    3. So what’s social media?
    4. “SOCIAL MEDIA describes a new set of internet tools that enable shared community experiences, both online and in person.”
      Source: technologyintranslation.blockwork.org
    5. “Social media is people having conversations online.”
    6. Primary Social Media Tools
    7. Who uses it?
    8. Who uses social media?
      Creators
      Varying strategies for varying patterns of usage
      Critics
      Collectors
      Joiners
      Spectators
      Inactives
      Source: Groundswell, Forrester Research, 2008.
    9. Who uses social media?
      Publish a blog
      Publish your own web pages
      Upload video you created
      Upload audio/music you created
      Creators
      Critics
      Post ratings/reviews of products/services
      Comment on someone else’s blog
      Contribute to online forums
      Contribute to/edit articles in a wiki
      Collectors
      Use RSS feeds
      Add ‘tags’ to web pages or photos
      ‘Vote’ for websites online
      Read blogs
      Watch video from other users
      Listen to podcasts
      Read online forums
      Read customer ratings/reviews
      Joiners
      Maintain profile on a social networking site
      Visit social networking sites
      Spectators
      None of the above
      Inactives
      Source: Groundswell, Forrester Research, 2008.
    10. Why bother?
    11. Why bother with Social Media?
    12. #1It’s HUGE
      2/3 OF THE GLOBAL INTERNET POPULATION VISITS SOCIAL NETWORKS
      Nielsen, Global Faces & Networked Faces, 2009
    13. #1It’s HUGE
      SOCIAL MEDIA MAKES UP ALMOST 10% OF ALL INTERNET TIME. THAT’S AN 83% INCREASE OVER THE PAST YEAR.
      Nielsen, Global Faces & Networked Faces, 2009
    14. #1It’s HUGE
      TIME SPENT ON SOCIAL NETWORKS IS GROWING AT 3X THE OVERALL INTERNET RATE, ACCOUNTING FOR 10% OF ALL INTERNET TIME
      Nielsen, Global Faces & Networked Faces, 2009
      Source: The Nielsen Company, 2nd June 2009
    15. #1It’s HUGE
      1.
    16. #1It’s HUGE
      13,000,000
      The number of articles available on Wikipedia
      Source: Universal McCann Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, April 2008
    17. #1It’s HUGE
      100,000,000
      The number of YouTube videos viewed per day
      83% have watched movies online
      45% of teens spend time on the internet and 28% in front of TV
      Source: Universal McCann Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, April 2008
      Nielsen, Global Faces & Networked Faces, 2009
    18. #1It’s HUGE
      77%of active online users have read a blog
      346,000,000 read blogs globally
      Blogging grew by 68% last year
      WORDPRESS currently being downloaded 430,000 times a WEEK
      Source: http://technorati.com/state-of-the-blogosphere/
    19. #1It’s HUGE
      3,600,000,000
      The number of photos archived on Flickr at June 2009
      Source: Universal McCann Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, April 2008
    20. #1It’s HUGE
      57%joined a social network
      Over 110,000 in Malta network
      Source: Universal McCann Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, April 2008
      Source: O’Reilly Media, August 2009
    21. #1It’s HUGE
      1382%
      The monthly growth rate of Twitter users from January to February 2009
      3,000,000The average number of tweets per day
    22. #2It’s TRUSTED
    23. #2It’s TRUSTED
      Companies aren’t trusted, brands aren’t trusted, and nor are your executives.
      People trust each other, and now they have the tools to communicate with each other using social technologies and mobile with or without brands involved.
      Trust has shifted to the participants. 
      Jeremiah Owyang, www.web-strategist.com
    24. #2It’s TRUSTED
      78%OF PEOPLE TRUST THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF OTHER CONSUMERS.
      SOCIAL MEDIA IS DEMOCRATISING COMMUNICATIONS. BIG TIME.
      Source: Nielsen, Trust in Advertising Report, 2007
    25. #2It’s TRUSTED
      The old communication model was a MONOLOGUE.
      ADVERTISING
      14%OF PEOPLE TRUST ADVERTISING
      Source: Nielsen, Trust in Advertising Report, 2007
    26. #2It’s TRUSTED
      SOCIAL MEDIA IS LIKE WORD OF MOUTH ON STEROIDS.
    27. #2It’s TRUSTED
      SOCIAL MEDIA IS DEMOCRATISING COMMUNICATIONS. BIG TIME.
    28. #3It IMPACTS YOUR BUSINESS
      PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT YOUR BRAND RIGHT NOW.
    29. #3It IMPACTS YOUR BUSINESS
      The brand does not live in the voices of PR.
      It lives in the VOICES of YOUR CUSTOMERS.
      Source: Forrester Research, 2009.
    30. #3It IMPACTS YOUR BUSINESS
    31. 31
      #4It’s NOT GOING AWAY
    32. 32
      #4It’s NOT GOING AWAY
    33. #4It’s NOT GOING AWAY
    34. #4It’s NOT GOING AWAY
    35. #4It’s NOT GOING AWAY
      SEARCH ENGINES LOVE SOCIAL MEDIA
    36. Someone who ‘GETS IT’…
      CLAY HEBERTCEO TribesWin.com
    37. “IN 2009, IF YOU’RE NOT ON A SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE, YOU’RE NOT ON THE INTERNET.”
      Source: IAB Platform Status Report – User Generated Content, Social Media & Advertising
    38. Why is this happening?
    39. Social media is a GROUNDSWELL from a collision of three forces
    40. ME-CONOMICS (I AM THE BRAND)
      DELICIOUS
      YOUTUBE
      LINKEDIN
      BLOG
      TWITTER
      FACEBOOK
      SLIDESHARE
      Source: Dachis Group, 2009.
    41. IT USED TO BE ABOUT COMMAND AND CONTROL
      BRAND AS BROADCASTER
      BRAND
      Source: Dachis Group, 2009.
    42. FACILITATION LEADS TO ENGAGEMENT
      influencers
      friends
      BRAND
      BRAND AS FACILITATOR
      Source: Dachis Group, 2009.
    43. August
      2005
      “We don’t respond to Bloggers”.
      Michael Dell.
    44. ENGAGEMENT LEADS TO PARTICIPATION
    45. … and POTENTIAL ADVOCATES FOR YOUR BRAND
    46. NOW, JUST HAVING A WEBSITE IS NOT ENOUGH!!
      DELICIOUS
      YOUTUBE
      LINKEDIN
      BLOG
      WEBSITE
      TWITTER
      FACEBOOK
      SLIDESHARE
    47. 93% OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERS BELIEVE A COMPANY SHOULD HAVE A SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE.
      85% BELIEVE IT SHOULD INTERACT WITH ITS CUSTOMERS.
      Cone, Business in Social Media Study, 2008
    48. And then you hit a wall
    49. IF IT’S SO GOOD .. WHY ARE COMPANIES SCARED?
    50. Employees will WASTE TIME
      • Sensible social media guidelines
      • Mobile devices mean you cannot stop people getting access to the Internet
    51. 55
      We will lose control of OUR BRAND
      • You never had much control!
      • Better to listen and take remedial action
      • Your community will come to your defence if attack not merited
    52. It’s NOT REALLY FREE!
      • It needs the same commitment, funding and ownership as any other strategic initiative
      • Get someone who has got their hands dirty with social media on board!
    53. 57
      We will give away SECRETS!
      Risks not mitigated by non-participation. Just train people to be sensible.
    54. We can only doPR!
      If you can only shout, don’t get into social media, because you will be found out
    55. How business is taking to Social Media
    56. Social Networking Activities of US companies
      Source: Deloitte Ethics & Workplace survey, May 19 2009 (n=500)
    57. Source: Social Media Today, June 2009: members survey based on sample of 632 respondents, collected between March 13th and April 4, 2009
    58. Source: Social Media Today, June 2009: members survey based on sample of 632 respondents, collected between March 13th and April 4, 2009
    59. Source: Social Media Today, June 2009: members survey based on sample of 632 respondents. March 13th and April 4, 2009
    60. Source: Social Media Today, June 2009: members survey based on sample of 632 respondents, collected between March 13th and April 4, 2009
    61. Source: Social Media Today, June 2009: members survey based on sample of 632 respondents, collected between March 13th and April 4, 2009
    62. TOP QUESTIONS BUSINESS PEOPLE WANT ANSWERED
    63. Making it happen
    64. Five-Step Planning Process
      2
      3
      1
      4
      5
    65. SET UP THE TEAM
      People
      1
    66. Objectives
      2
      WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACHIEVE?
    67. Objectives
      Always ALIGN your SOCIAL MEDIA objectives with your BUSINESS objectives
      2
      Some of these objectives SHOULD be QUANTIFIABLE
    68. Strategies
      3
      You’re going to reap just what you sow
      Lou Reed, Perfect day.
    69. Strategies
      Target HOW you reach them
      3
    70. Strategies
      Develop sustainable messages to the right audience
      3
      Creators
      Determine WHOM you want to reach
      And then HOW you want to reach them
      Critics
      Collectors
      Joiners
      Spectators
      Inactives
      Source: Groundswell, Forrester Research, 2008.
    71. Strategies
      3
      Objective: RAISE AWARENESS
      OBJECTIVE: Increase awareness
    72. Strategies
      3
      Objective: INCREASELOYALTY
      OBJECTIVE: Increase awareness
    73. Strategies
      3
      Objective: INCREASESALES
    74. Strategies
      How deep are you wading in?
      3
    75. Strategies
      3
      HOW TO LISTEN (using NetVibes)
    76. Strategies
      3
      HOW TO LISTEN AND TALK (using Hootsuite)
    77. Strategies
      3
      HOW TO RESEARCH (using Seesmic Deskstop)
    78. Technologies
      4
      Decision-makers cannot make informed choices about the use of social media until they have personally had experience with this technology
    79. Technologies
      Which tools will support YOUR strategies best?
      4
    80. Technologies
      Choose the RIGHT tools to support a set of PROGRAMMES
      4
    81. 85
      Metrics
      5
    82. Metrics
      Everything can be measured.. But measure the right stuff!
      5
    83. Metrics
      How to measure success
      5. Metrics
      5
    84. Some Local Applications
    85. I have 3,500 MEMBERS… Now WHAT DO I DO WITH THEM?
    86. LOCAL BLOGGER GETS HOTEL TO START BLOGGING
    87. NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANISATION TRIES TO SEE THINGS THE WAY THE CASUAL VISITOR DOES
    88. PERSONAL INSIGHTS ON LIVING AND WORKING IN MALTA. CONTENT MARKETING PLATFORM.
    89. EARLY ADOPTION OF GOOGLE WAVE.
    90. End thoughts
    91. Social Media is still evolving
      98
      Source: Forrester Research, 2009
    92. 99
      Think STRATEGY before you get hooked on the TOOLS
    93. Go fishing. Create social media outposts to interact with customers, prospects, prospective employees and create new business opportunities
    94. Refresh your content regularly.
    95. “I believe that people would rather have a conversation with a person, than a brand.”Scott Monty, Ford
    96. Find the right TONE
    97. YOUTUBE
      DELICIOUS
      LINKEDIN
      BLOG
      TWITTER
      FACEBOOK
      SLIDESHARE
      This guy really matters now
      Source: Dachis Group, 2009.
    98. EMAIL
      YOUTUBE
      ADVERTISING
      DELICIOUS
      LINKEDIN
      AFFILIATES
      SKYPE
      BLOG
      WEBSITE
      TWITTER
      PR
      FACEBOOK
      MSN
      SLIDESHARE
      Drive the business HOME from all outposts
    99. Nurture your community. Fans on Facebook need either education or entertainment. Or both.
    100. Be prepared to do ROI
    101. This is the new way of the world
    102. Welcome to the age of human sharing
    103. Alex Grech
      alex.grech@strategyworks.net
      http://twitter.com/alexgrech
    104. Acknowledgements
      @jasonbaer
      @armano
      @mzkagan
      Images from Flickr under Creative Commons licences
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/60577574@N00/2281428223
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinksherbet/233228813
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/larslars/718618057
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/luc/1824234195
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewmorrell/55032223

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