Social Networking Tools Session One - Presentation Transcript
Online Social
Networking Tools
Overview
• What is your mission on the social services
• How can the service be mutually beneficial
to you and your followers
Services
• Twitter
• LinkedIn
• Facebook
Business use
Setup your account
ASAP
Getting setup
• Select a unique username
• Fully fill out your profile
• Upload an avatar
Business Intelligence
• Setup automated searches
• http://pipes.yahoo.com/update_maker/
social_media_fire_hose
• http://search.twitter.com/
• Track link click thru and shorten URLs at
the same time
Show you are human
• Talk about interesting things around you
• Talk about other people's interests
Share
• Post links that would be of interest to your
customers
• Promote your outside-of-work stories
• Ask questions
• Retweet others comments
Interesting posts
• Don't be \"That Guy\"
• Share the human side of your company
• Talk about things that are useful, give advise
• Promote others
Events
• Use at events with hashtags as a
\"backchannel\"
• News breaks faster on twitter than
elsewhere
• Organize instant meetups AKA \"Tweetups\"
Do's
• Do learn from others
• Do seek out others to follow
• Do learn terminology
• Do jump into conversations
• Do prioritize your time
Don'ts
• Don't forget to update often
• Don't carry on long 1 on 1 conversation
• Don't use twitter to replace your blog's RSS
feed
• Don't protect your updates and expect
followers
Time Management
• Don't post and read at the same time
• Block off time dedicated to twitter and stick
to it
• Don't post unless you have some value to
add
• Don't feel bad if you don't respond to
everyone posts
Memes
meme
noun Biology
an element of a culture or system of behavior that may be
considered to be passed from one individual to another by
nongenetic means, esp. imitation.
DERIVATIVES
memetic adjective
ORIGIN 1970s: from Greek mimēma ‘that which is imitated,’
on the pattern of gene.
Viral
• go from twitter
• to blog
• go planet
• to social bookmarking
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