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    'Social Media Evangelist' Christian Payne - a photographic journalist embraced social media technologies a number of years ago and has never looked back. Christian maintains and host blogs and podcasts with readers and listeners in over sixty countries. With a hand in social media, citizen journalism, professional photography and audio and video podcasting, his recent projects have included documenting the plight of Iraqi refugees for the United Nations; expanding the Open University's new media remit; and working alongside Reuters on groundbreaking projects with Gordon Brown and David Cameron.  Christian shows by doing, he helps organisations place themselves on the platforms and devices of their audience and get them engaging. www.OurManInside.com Christian presents a compelling case for embracing social media in your working - as someone who has lived and breathed it.

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    1. Social Media Web Marketing Exploiting Web 2.0 & Online Social Media
    2. Introductions
      • Name
      • Company
      • Online engagement
      • Expectations for the Course
      • A Freestyle Point
    3. Social Media Web Marketing
      • Some other courses also available:
      • E-Marketing & Persuasive Content
      • Search Engine Optimisation
      • Improving a Business Website
      • Web Standards & Accessibility
      • Strategic Planning & Motivation for Success Online
      University Certificate of Professional Development = 60 credits
    4. Course Information
      • Course Materials
      • Online Community @ www.axiscommunity.co.uk
      • Assessment – 15 Credits
      • Additional Reading
      • Course Evaluation
      • Course Registration & Payment
    5. Course Prerequisites
      • Basic understanding of the web
      • Previous use of web browsers
      • Basic understanding of desktop applications
      • Basic computer skills
      • Interest in Social Media
      • An open mind about the future of the web
      • Basic understanding of HTML
    6. Course Overview
      • Defining Social Media, Social Web and Web 2.0
      • Integrated web services
      • Interactive online platforms
      • Integrating filtered content
      • Stimulating web traffic
      • Instant Messaging and digital communication
      • Blogging & Micro blogging
      • Tagging and Trending
    7. Course Overview
      • Social Networks and Business
      • Niche marketing via Social Media networks
      • Business versus Social
      • Social media analytics and measurement
      • Mobile Internet
      • Personal and transparent versus private security and lifestyle
      • Online Etiquette, Conduct and Best Practice
      • Services and Tools for collaboration
    8. Course Setup
      • Windows based machines – Windows XP
      • Connection to the Internet
      • Internet Explorer, Firefox and Flock
      • Microsoft Office – Word
      • Adobe Photoshop
      • Mobile Phone
    9. Course Setup
      • Class hours (9.30am – 4.30pm)
      • Parking
      • Restrooms
      • Catering
      • Phones
      • Smoking areas
      • Recycling
      • Emergencies
    10. Old Media and New Media
      • “ Don't add technology to the way you do things. Change the way you do things when you see what the technology can do.”
      • Marcus Romer
      • Artistic Director - Pilot Theatre Company.
    11.  
    12. A Short History How the Internet became the Information Superhighway http://bit.ly/xLGfD
    13. Internet Timeline Geek Stuff Business Stuff
    14. Web 2.0 Landscape By vincos
    15. Cyber Space…
    16. Web 2.0 eco-system
    17.  
    18. Web 2.0
      • Harnessing Collective Knowledge
      • Rich User Experience
      • More Channels of Communication
    19. Which is it? Social Media Social Networking Web 2.0 Enterprise 2.0 Social Web 3D Web Rich Media Social Technology
    20. Social Media
      • The online tools and platforms that people use to share opinions, insights, experiences, and perspectives with each other.
      • Social media can take many different forms, including text, images, audio, and video.
      • Popular social mediums include blogs, message boards, podcasts, wikis.
    21. Integrated Web Services
    22. Widgets
      • Desk Top widgets
      • Blidgets
      • Web widgets
      • Mobile widgets
    23. Too good to be true?
      • Web widgets as a marketing channel
      • replace out-moded targeted banner ads
      • take advantage of the viral distribution in social networks.
      • A Catch…
      • Users of social spaces are not in a mindset receptive to information exposition but one of content creation.
      Be Creative
    24. Perspective, Purpose & Practice
      • 3*3 Concepts
        • Data Exchange
        • Data Flow
        • Data Control
      • 5 Steps
      • 7 Roads
    25. Data Exchange User Generated Content
      • SHARING
      • NETWORKING
      • PUBLISHING
    26. Data Flow User Generated Content
      • AGGREGATION
      • DISTRIBUTION
      • INVESTIGATION
    27. Data Control User Generated Content
      • MANAGE
      • MAINTAIN
      • MEASURE
      • Arrive
      • Listen
      • Ask
      • Provide
      • Advise
      The 5 Steps
    28. Who are you listening to?
    29. Who or What are you looking for?
    30. Who are you talking to?
    31. The 7 Roads of Social Media
      • Generate new leads?
      • Provide customer service?
      • Improve customer retention?
      • Increase your knowledge?
      • Align with your competitors?
      • Establish your authority as an expert?
      • Do business more productively?
    32. What Is the ROI of Social Media?
      • People’s interactions are naturally priceless
      • ROI (return-on-investment) becomes ROE (return-on engagement)
      • Social Media is free – but your time, technology, and resources are not
      • We can track clicks and comments, we can put a price tag on them, however speculative
      • ROI & ROE of Social Media can be calculated
      Week 4 ! Source – LisaS – Social Media Actually - Slideshare
    33.  
    34.  
    35. Browser Wars
      • Explorer
      • Firefox
      • Safari
      • Opera
      • Chrome
      • Flock
    36. Integrated Services
      • Yahoo
      • Google
      • MSN
    37. Networking
    38. How do you network?
    39. Why Social Networking Two-thirds of the world’s Internet population visit social networking or blogging sites, accounting for almost 10% of all internet time. Nielsen report “ Global Faces and Networked Places .”
    40. National vs. International R.O.E : Return on Engagement R.O.I : Return on Investment
    41. Departure & Destination
    42. USP
      • What makes you different?
    43. What makes you different? Identity Brand Personality Product Philosophy Ethics
    44.  
    45. On-line & Off-line Branding
      • Brand Consistency
      • Tag lines
      • Logos
      • Packaging
      • Greetings
      • Shop Front
      • Stationary
      • Web Site
      • Catalogue / Brochure
    46. Digital Footprint
      • Web Site/Blog
      • Twitter
      • YouTube
      • Flickr
      • 12 seconds
      • Qik
      • Freindfeed
      • Vimeo
      • Blip.tv
      • Audioboo
    47. Personal Branding
      • I am a social media mongrel, creating content in all flavours. Between taking photographs, shooting video and blogging. I am often found consulting anyone brave enough to enter this fast flowing new media world.
      • I am based in the UK but will travel anywhere. You can follow me on Twitter at: twitter.com/documentally
      • And my website is OurManInside.com
    48. Biography – 160 characters Social Media starlet, practitioner & consultant. Equity UK campaigner for independent theatre artists. Pilot Theatre's virtual stagemanager in Second Life. (157 characters) pcmcreative CJ
    49. Biography – 160 words
      • I work in collaboration with creative individuals and organizations to optimize social media activity, make the most of web 2.0 and mobile technology and build thriving sustainable online communities with social networking. PCM creative also creates virtual world presences for clients wanting to reduce the impact of travel on the environment with events, meetings and exhibitions in Second Life.
      • I began my career working through-out the UK for theatres and theatre companies in production roles working with designers and award winning directors.
      • In 2002 I studied Web Design with the NITLC (National IT Learning Centre) and gained my MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) Certification. I worked as an art-worker as part of the original Boots.com team and as Intranet Manager Nottingham Building Society. I now run my own web consultancy and events company, PCM creative.
      • In 2008 I was named Axis E-business practitioner of the year being recognised for my work within the Social Media and Web 2.0 field. (158 words)
    50. Grow your own Social Network – Website – Micro Blog - Blog
    51. Jargon Buster
      • Website
      • Blog
      • Forum
      • Social Network
      • RSS feed
      • RSS reader
      • Web portal
      • Search engine
      • Google
      • Micro blog
      • Aggregation tool
      • Updating service
      • Embeddable widget
      • Badge
    52. For next week
      • Username
        • Primary
        • Secondary
      • Password
      • 160 character biography
      • 160 word biog
      • Square photo or graphic
      • Email address
      • Website address
      • Blog address
      • PDF with at least 3 pages
      http:// namechk.com /

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