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  • + RickInnovations RickInnovations 1 month ago
    Nice work Brian- Information right on target!!
  • + KimberlyTogman Kimberly Togman 1 month ago
    Wonderful presentation. Informative, practical info...worth sharing widely (and I will!)
  • + briancarter Brian Carter 1 month ago
    Sure, Frank! I’m cool with any non-commercial reusage if you give me attribution. :-)
  • + Frankwillems Frank Willems 1 month ago
    Great story, Can I use your examples to inspire my students?
  • + cljohn5 Christina Johns 2 months ago
    This was excellent. The spheres is right on target. Well done!
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The internet is now social. Six out of the ten most popular sites are social in nature, or have highly social components. Recently, social network usage overtook web based email usage. Twitter doesn’t release its membership publicly. There are somewhere between 12 million and 35 million Twitter users.

You might be surprised by how many well known corporations are using social media for marketing and customer service. From McDonald’s to Microsoft, From Coca Cola to Con Agra, big business is using social media to increase revenue and improve their position. Notably, Dell brought in $1M in revenue from Twitter discount offers in 2008.

Twitter popularity has exploded. 12 times as many people are using it this year compared to last year. Some of the most popular users have more than 2 million followers.

Surveys indicate that a majority of the best companies plan to increase their spend this year on social media despite the recession.

Also despite the recession, one-fourth of all companies plan to spend more online, and social marketing is the third most likely channel to receive a larger marketing investment.

Nonetheless, there are serious obstacles to successful social marketing. It’s time consuming to build profiles and build relationships on multiple social sites. All that labor and any additional consulting of experts is expensive. Most importantly, though we have a number of social marketing success stories we can emulate, social marketing is still experimental and usually requires customization to fit the business, the offering, and the business’s goal.

Doing social media right for many businesses means building presence and building relationships before focusing on ROI. To create your profiles, gain followers, and build brand affinity can take 6-12 months. That’s a big upfront labor investment before you get any payoff.

TweetROI leverages the profiles and influence of Twitterers who have already invested time and love into their networks. Paying them for an honest, authentic recommendation gives you instant access to more influence than your own Twitter profile will ever have. TweetROI leapfrogs you over that first 6 months of relationship building, and can also be used to build your Twitter profile more quickly.

TweetROI empower you increase your reach 100 or 1000-fold. TweetROI gives you control over twitterer quality, number and frequency of messages, and tweet scheduling. TweetROI’s four-userrank system allows you to meet varying goals like increasing conversation or encouraging retweets and viral marketing (and all retweets are free!). TweetROI is built to protect Twitterer’s authenticity and this provides you with more powerful and personalized recommendations or testimonials. TweetROI can disclose the paid nature of these tweets in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s regulations on sponsored advertising. And you can custom-track TweetROI results with your own analytics package to find out more about the prospects and customers TweetROI brings you.

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Social Media & Social Networking Workshop 2009 - Presentation Transcript

  1. Wow!
    Social Media Marketing
    How to Create Business and
    Find New Business Opportunities with
    Social Media and Social Networking
    Presented by:
    Brian Carter
    Director of Social Media, SEO, PPC
    @ Fuel Interactive
  2. What is Social Media???
  3. The Social Media Opportunity
    • Six of the ten most visited websites are social
    • In February 2009, social network usage exceeded Web-based e-mail usage forthe first time
    • Millions of Facebook, MySpace, Twitter Users
    • 12 million Twitter users
    • Average 2.75 hours tweeting daily
    • Dell > $1m revenue from offers
    tweeted in 2008
    Part I: Social Media
  4. Companies Using Social Media
    Part I: Social Media
  5. The Twitter Popularity Explosion
  6. Social Media Spending To Increase
    63% of "best-in-class“ companies plan to increase their social media budgets in 2009 despite the recession.
    - From The Aberdeen Group’s “The ROI on Social Media Marketing: Why it Pays to Drive Word of Mouth”
    Part II: Social Media Marketing
  7. Social Media Spending To Increase
    24% of companies
    plan to spend more on their online business in 2009 than originally planned. Companies will increase investments in:
    • Search (80% of respondents),
    • Email (65%), and
    • Social marketing (60%).
    - From “The State of Retailing Online 2009”, the 12th annual Shop.org study conducted by Forrester Research Inc.
    Part II: Social Media Marketing
  8. Online Advertising: The Next 5 Years
  9. Optimization = Getting Results Faster
  10. Fuel Interactive’s
    Four Phases of Social Media Marketing
  11. Social Marketing Obstacles
    Part II: Social Media Marketing
  12. Normal 24-Month Social Marketing Timeline
    “It takes that long to make money?”
    Part II: Social Media Marketing
  13. TweetROI Quicker Marketing Timeline
    Part III: TweetROI Marketing
  14. TweetROI Benefits For Marketers
    Part III: TweetROI Marketing
  15. The Six Spheres of Social Media Marketing
  16. Social Marketing Twitter Successes
    1. Universe responses by topic: Frank @ComcastCares, Ben@OmnitureCare. Customer service, PR, ORM.
    2. Engagement with @replies: @coffeegroundz made history as perhaps the first to take a to-go order online from a customer.
    3. Relationship building with SM lists: @ComcastCares@OmnitureCare@coffeegroundz @SouthwestAir, @JetBlue, @Starbucks, @Ford, @pandora_radio.
    4. Direct ROI offers to SM lists: @DellOutlet brought in $1 million from offers tweeted in 2008.
  17. Social Ubiquity:Being Everywhere That Matters
    How many 2.0 sites are you on? Land grab
    Google Rankings
    Protecting Your Brand
  18. The <TRIFECTA> WHAT IS IT?Blog + Bookmarking + Twitter
  19. The <TRIFECTA>WHY DOES IT WORK?
  20. Optimizing The Trifecta
  21. Measuring Your Awesomesness
    Twittergrader
    Twinfluence
    How Much is Your Blog Worth
    SEO Metrics
    Yahoo Site Explorer
    Firefox SearchStatus Add-on
    Simple Google Search
  22. Optimize Your BRAND
    Personality is crucial
    Does your brand have personality?
    What is it?
    How well are you conveying it?
    Multi-dimensional
    Twitter: little thoughts and feelings
    Your Blog: bigger thoughts and feelings
    LinkedIn: professional career self
    Facebook: personal self/corporate image
    Blip.fm: musical taste
    Flickr: images of you and your world
    YouTube: video of your world
  23. SM Personality Optimization Tips
  24. Social Networking Process
    You:
    Them:
  25. Protecting Your Brand
    Social ubiquity land grab
    SEO results
    Talk to the aggrieved
  26. Content Strategies That Work
    Ideas from Twitter exchanges
    Pen/Recorder
    SEO keywords
    Ask yourself
    Write first, don’t edit
    Sequence: Write, edit, pictures, headers, title
    Spend serious time on title
  27. Being Compelling in Social Media
    Humor
    Honesty
    Controversy
    Images
    Copywriting
  28. BRIAN CARTER
    www.FuelInteractive.com
    Available for:
    • Bar mitzvahs
    • Shindigs
    • Parties with clowns and ponies
    • Interventions
    • Shenanigans
    “Hey, I like you!”

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