Social Media Marketing: The "Tools" of Engagement

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Social media is just for kids - June FB report, 55+ fastest growing demographic It’s just a fad – chat rooms since early 90s There are rules – Different approaches, no right or wrong way. Now, there are some best practices… You have to be on all the social sites – No, find your best fishing hole. Social media is just FB, LinkedIn and that Twitter thing…it’s a lot more. Since I’m up here talking about this topic, I must be an expert… No. I’m not an expert, no one is. This stuff moves too fast. I’m a strategic marketer, a social butterfly, and a closet computer geek. My mindset has always been “give to get”.

Blogs – A living breathing hub Major social networks – FB, LI, Twitter Smaller, local networks – KCOC Forums (general and industry specific) – Meeting Professionals International (MPI) Discussion Forum Video sharing sites, Photo sharing sites Content sharing (Scribd, Slideshare, Brainshark) Podcasting, Music sharing sites Social Bookmarking Sites (Digg, Stumbleupon, Delicious) Productivity Tools – RSS, Ping.fm, Tube Mogul Social Media and Reputation Monitoring Tools - SocialMention, Spiral 16, URL shorteners

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  1. Social Media Marketing: The “Tools” of Engagement Brody Dorland – President & Strategy Guy Something Creative, Inc.
  2. Housekeeping
    • Full presentation on my blog: www.somethingcreativeinc.com /blog
    • Please ask questions…
    • Do These Strategies Really Work? I wouldn’t be here if they didn’t. (thx Paula)
    • Additional Social Media Tools: http://brodydorland.stumbleupon.com/
    • Quick Experiment…
  3. Six Misconceptions of Social Media
    • Social media is just for kids…
    • It’s just a fad…
    • There are rules…
    • You have to be on all the social sites…
    • Social media is just FB, LinkedIn and that Twitter thing…
    • Since I’m up here talking about this topic, I must be an expert…
  4. Preface: Social Media In the Corporate World
    • With the right policies and procedures* in place, social media can be an extremely valuable tool set for corporations…
      • A powerful platform for corporate branding and thought leadership
      • Gives companies a face, a voice, a personality
      • Allows us to listen to what customers need and what they think of us, our products/services.
      • We can communicate directly with target customers vs. the “interruption” model of advertising
      • Allows us to monitor, intercept and respond to customer service issues.
    * Example: IBM’s Social Computing Guidelines Upcoming PRSA Seminar: Legal Social Media – Nov. 10th
  5. “Tools” of Engagement
    • Blogs –Your Hub, Become a Publisher
    • Major social networks – FB, LI, Twitter
    • Smaller, local networks, niche networks
    • Forums (general and industry specific)
    • Video sharing sites, Photo sharing sites
    • Content sharing (Scribd, Slideshare, Brainshark)
    • Podcasting, Audio sharing, Webinars
    • Social Bookmarking Sites (Digg, Stumbleupon, Delicious)
    • Productivity Tools – RSS, Ping.fm, Tube Mogul
    • Social Media & Reputation Monitoring Tools - SocialMention, Spiral 16, URL shorteners
    • Social CRM & Marketing Automation
  6. Basic Social Media Strategy
    • Identifying Key Targets and Influencers
      • Demographics
      • Firmographics
      • Social Graph Size
      • In which SM ponds are those fish swimming?
    • Identifying “money phrases”
      • Conversational terms, phrases, SEO keywords
    • Content Strategy Development
      • Blog content, status updates/tweets, photos, videos, podcasts, webinars, etc.)
  7. Inbound Strategies – Helping Your Company Grow Ears
    • Connecting with Influencers
      • Online connections foster offline conversations
      • Connecting via social has more impact than e-mail/phone
      • Participate in industry forums, groups * and blogs
      • EVENTS GALORE! (ex: KCOC Networking Events)
    * Example: LI > Groups > Hospital Administrators
    • Leads/Sales Opportunities
      • Find and follow your targets *
      • Customers are seeking peer recommendations via SM
      • Pull out sales opportunities via Search ** & RSS (listening tools, RSS aggregators, filters) ***
      • Social Sales Approach – Soft touch, not hard sell.
      • Stay abreast of new sites that may become fishing holes
    Inbound Strategies – Helping Your Company Grow Ears * Example: Twellow.com > “Hospital Administrators” ** Example: Twitter Search > “septic system” *** Example: Yahoo Pipes > Google Reader
  8. Inbound Strategies – Helping Your Company Grow Ears
    • Customer Service & Reputation Monitoring
      • Intercept customer issues/complaints
      • Your quick response could turn a frustrated customer into a brand advocate.
      • A lack of response or poorly handled response could turn into a PR nightmare…
    * Quick & Dirtry Reputation Monitoring > socialmention.com
    • Learning / Educational Resources
      • On Twitter alone, you could literally be reading/learning 24-7
      • Follow industry thought leaders, key influencers
          • Buzzom.com, Twellow.com, Mr. Tweet
      • Subscribe to industry and competitor blogs
      • All departments can benefit
    Inbound Strategies – Helping Your Company Grow Ears
    • Creating Original Content
      • Blogging – (ex: Garmin )
        • It’s the living, breathing hub of your website/online presence
        • A more candid arena for communicating directly with your customers
        • Content promotion – (post it, shorten it, ping it) *
        • Content Syndication via RSS (subscription via RSS and e-mail)
        • Search engines love frequent, fresh content
    Outbound Strategies - Let’s go fishing!
    • Status Updates (FB, LI, Twitter, Ping.fm )
    • Creating videos – shoot videos (FLIP), create a channel ( ex: YouTube Garmin Channel )
    • Podcasting – Build a following via audio
    • Posting photos – all your social spaces, Flickr, TwitPic, Mobypicture.com
    Outbound Strategies - Let’s go fishing!
    • Linking or posting valuable, relevant content that you come across (good articles, tips/tricks, resources)
    • Self Promotion – Corp. branding, keep your company top-of-mind, sell your stuff ( FB Fan Page , Tube Mogul )
    • Engage with the community – Join groups, start conversations, comment on blogs, genuinely help others.
    • Unique functions of LinkedIn & FB - Apps
    Outbound Strategies - Let’s go fishing!
  9. Social Media Monitoring – Is this stuff working?
    • URL Shorteners – Tr.im, Bit.ly, Budurl
    • Socialmention.com – brand searches, pull rss feeds
    • Google Analytics – Track traffic and conversions from social referrers
    • Spiral16 – Spark – Sentiment Tracking
  10. The Future is Here.
    • Resistance is Futile.
    • Social CRM and Marketing Automation
      • Big players: Helpstream, Eloqua , Marketo and Infusionsoft
      • Pulling social conversations into CRM
      • Seemless integration with existing lead scoring and lead nurturing
      • Think Big Brother…
  11. Next Steps…
    • Have questions? Need help? Contact me…
      • Brody Dorland - Something Creative, Inc.
      • Phone: 913-440-9930
      • E-mail: [email_address]
      • Web: www.somethingcreativeinc.com
      • Twitter: @brodydorland
    • Social Media Tools: brodydorland.stumbleupon.com

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