Social Media For Small Businesses

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    1. social media for small businesses jenni lloyd
    2. hello! hope you enjoyed lunch…
    3. I’m Jenni Lloyd i’m a consultant with social media agency nixonmcinnes one of the UK’s largest dedicated teams of social media specialists
    4. hands up who… knows what social media is? uses social media? is on Facebook? is on LinkedIn? is on Twitter?
    5. but these things are just tools if they don’t last the course will social media then be ‘finished’?
    6. No. the tools are a product. of fundamental, long- lasting change
    7. brought about by cheap, easy, mass access to a global publishing platform
    8. we’re seeing a fundamental shift
    9. from a time when we saw our websites as a destination where we could present ourselves how we wanted
    10. to a recognition that our customers are playing elsewhere
    11. if we want to talk to them we need to be where the conversation is
    12. we need to be useful and we need to be wherever they want us to be
    13. what does this mean?
    14. anyone can have a voice
    15. individual experts can build up global influence without the mediation of publishers
    16. ex-employees with insider knowledge can expose uncomfortable facts how should you respond?
    17. cease and desist doesn’t work in this environment
    18. groups of people can quickly organise themselves: for, or against
    19. customer opinions about products & services are freely available Source: eBay.com; Amazon.com average rating = 4.3 authentic ratings increase conversion rates returns rate goes down
    20. hands up… if you’ve ever used Trip Advisor or read a review on Amazon?
    21. welcome to the world of empowered consumers how can we capture their attention?
    22. buy it? Rank ordering of activities engaged in by people while ‘using media’ in order of declining popularity: 2. eating 3. doing housework 4. doing laundry 5. cooking 6. talking on the phone Jan 2008, BIGResearch
    23. earn it! mobile text ads scored 18% banner ads 26% search 34% TV and magazines 56% word of mouth 78% DoubleClick, via The Guardian, May 2008
    24. 5 tips to get you started
    25. know your audience who are they? where are they online? what are they doing? what tools are they likely to use?
    26. listen find out who’s saying what about you set up Google alerts use addictomatic / twitter search
    27. know your objectives what is it you’re trying to achieve… to listen and understand? to engage in conversations? to generate buzz? to encourage participation?
    28. follow the rules of engagement offer value be authentic, transparent and helpful link to those that disagree disclose your position/interests match your message to the environment -these are social spaces…
    29. choose the right tools a facebook fan page? a blog? ratings and reviews on your site? twitter? an island in second life? use what’s right for your audience and objectives, not the big new thing
    30. a few examples of how we’ve been applying this approach
    31. we helped T-Mobile get the über geeks on board for the launch of the first Google phone network mapping & influencer engagement
    32. we are helping Chelsea FC find out where their global fan-base congregate online so they can market to them more effectively network mapping & community engagement
    33. we helped Oxfam and CAFOD centralise petition sign-ups across their partner sites through building widgets strategy and widget design, build & deployment
    34. we helped C4’s PR team more effectively promote programmes to niche audiences through social media training training & consultancy
    35. we helped MORE TH>N compete for niche longtail search terms by building a blog around issues that their customers care about consultancy, design & build
    36. finally... we can all learn from this man blog facebook you tube widgets twitter podcasts
    37. hands up who… wants to be more social now?
    38. I’ll get my coat!
    39. any questions? nixonmcinnes.co.uk nixonmcinnes.co.uk/ebooks twitter.com/nixonmcinnes jenni@nixonmcinnes.co.uk
    40. get in touch nixonmcinnes.co.uk nixonmcinnes.co.uk/ebooks twitter.com/nixonmcinnes jenni@nixonmcinnes.co.uk
    41. some must reads… The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell Anything by Seth Godin The Cluetrain Manifesto by various The Long Tail by Chris Anderson The 17 Rules of Social Media Optimization The New PR Wiki Any online marketing blog (Seth Godin = v.good)
    42. Image credits hands up 1 http://flickr.com/photos/mic_n_2_sugars/564570276/sizes/o/ shift http://flickr.com/photos/sanbeiji/220645446/sizes/l/ disneyland http://www.flickr.com/photos/denn/160596269/sizes/l/ playing elsewhere http://flickr.com/photos/mugley/2227098069/sizes/o/ conversation http://flickr.com/photos/emdot/32179191/sizes/l/ tools http://flickr.com/photos/22280677@N07/2504310138/ wonderwoman http://flickr.com/photos/bbaltimore/10566018/sizes/o/

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