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    1. Finally. Practical advice on building your brand on
      Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebookand why you should.
      Sally Witzky
      All slides © 2009 Traction Group LLC. All rights reserved.
    2. First…relax. Really.
      For copy of presentation, go to slideshare.net
      In search box, search for “Traction Group”
      My presentations will show up
      Give me a day or two to load this particular one, ok?
    3. Why you should embrace social marketing.
      Social marketing doesn’t make sense for all, but most
      Applications for both personal and business brands
      For business owner – large or small, employee and job seeker
      Even more critical for job seeker
      Persuasion starts with awareness but word-of-mouth referral is best ad
    4. Random stats…
      54% of Fortune 100 companies are choosing Twitter as social network platform of choice
      Of top global brands, media and technology companies ENGAGE in social media much more than lagging financial services segment
    5. Engagement = financial performance
      Source: The World’s Most Valuable Brands: Who’s most engaged? Wetpaint & Altimeter. http://engagementdb.com July 2009
      Revenue Growth
      (last 12 mos.)
      Gross Margin Growth
      (last 12 mos.)
      Net Margin Growth
      (last 12 mos.)
      Mavens
      Mavens
      Mavens
      Butterflies
      Butterflies
      Selectives
      Selectives
      Butterflies
      Selectives
      Wallflowers
      Wallflowers
      Wallflowers
    6. Why RU here?
      Why did you come today?
      To learn?
      To network?
      To converse?
      To socialize?
      Other?
    7. Social networking…
      Works the same way
      Provides opportunity to learn, network, converse, socialize online
      In essence, build relationships and stay in touch when you can’t be there in person all the time (leverage)
      But has deeper applications
    8. Twitter(growing the fastest of all sn’s)
      What’s this thing called
    9. Twitter basics.
      Micro-blog @ 140 characters
      A real-time, short messaging service
      Works over multiple networks / devices
      Around the world, people follow the sources most relevant to them and access information via Twitter as it happens—from breaking world news to updates from businesses and friends
    10. Very similar to…
      LinkedIn:
      “What are you working on now?”
      Facebook:
      “What’s on your mind?”
      Only that’s all it is…nothing more.
    11. Organic Blueprints page.
    12. Tweets as traffic drivers.
      Measure tweets w/links
      Shorten the link; use ow.ly of Hootsuite
      Test!
      Copy approach
      Times of day
      Measure tweet click-throughs and website traffic sources w/analytics
    13. Sweet tweets.
    14. Tweet stats.
    15. Twitter 101 terms.
      Handle, i.e. @sallywitzky
      Tweet (140-character message)
      Retweet (tweeting others’ message)
      @reply (reply, not private)
      Direct Message or DM (private)
      Bio (important – target audience)
      URL (to send ppl for more info)
      Hashtag (#RVA, #SMCRVA)
    16. Twitter 101 managers.
      Tweetdeck (most popular)
      Hootsuite (multi-accounts, tracking)
      CoTweet (esp. for larger companies)
      Seesmic Desktop (fun)
      PeopleBrowsr (more advanced)
      Twitterberry (Blackberry)
      Tweetie & TwitterFon (iPhone)
      Digsby (IM, eMail + social networks)
    17. What do I tweet?
      Not your meals or where you are unless tres cool
      What relevant content is on your blog or on your website?
      Challenge yourself to engagewith others vs. always talk about you
      Find a style that works for you
    18. What’s the use?
      Many reasons to tweet…
      To learn, fast
      To converse, quickly
      (kind of like working a room only at warp speed)
      To help others by promoting them
      To build awareness, consideration
      To drive traffic to blog, site, articles
      To show appreciation; thank publically
      To ENGAGE with target audience
      To provide customer service
    19. Twitter access…
      From your computer or phone
      Best to utilize a Tweet manager vs. Twitter.com
      Automate small % of your updates w/ SocialOomph & Ping.fm
      Update Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn status all at same time
    20. I even tweet to blog… 
    21. Art of ENGAGEMENT.
      There is both an art and science to conversation:
      Listening (requires patience)
      Learning (keeps ‘ole ego in check)
      Sharing (what value do I bring?)
      Promoting (how can I help others)
      Twitter only one small puzzle piece
    22. Twitter is where to get…
      Your news, local and global
      To know ppl better in shorter time
      To connect B4 U know people
      Creates deeper conversations when you both meet; no intros needed
      Strange at first; much appreciated tho
      Creates ability to know and connect with people you wouldn’t otherwise
    23. Twitter is voracious…
      For learning…
      I learn more from Twitter from more people than I could meet in a lifetime
      For connecting with lots of ppl fast
      Social interaction
      For ENGAGING w/ a fewppl fast
      And often deeper
    24. Tweeting barefoot…
      Carrie Wilkerson
      @barefoot_exec or http://twitter.com/barefoot_exec
      67,000 followers (her peeps)
      She’s tweeted over 25,000 times
      She knows many of them personally
      Very loyal brand following who buy
    25. Twitter…
      Doesn’t replace in-person connections; makes them richer
      Keeps your name in the minds of others; and their names in yours
      Get to know each other over time…that’s the basis of any advertising/marketing campaign
    26. A great ad campaign…
      Advertising campaigns
      measured w/ reach, frequency and GRPs
      include direct mail, email, banner ads
      Keys to success are…
      Relevancy, consistency and emotional tie…
      whether to make one laugh or cry
      creates memorability and desire for product or service
    27. Twitter works same way.
      Reach
      Are you reaching your target audience and advocates?
      How many followers do you have?
      Frequency
      How often do you tweet?
      Relevancy
      What is your content?
      RU providing value?
      Consistency
      Can y0u be counted on to always provide good content?
    28. But the difference is…
      There’s no media cost
      (that doesn’t mean it is free)
      There’s the ability to converse
      One person or more at a time, quickly
      Critical piece remains: search engine optimization – an important aspect even B4 Twitter
    29. Twitter not holy only.
      Use as part of marketing strategy
      With other online efforts
      Social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn..)
      Paid media (Google AdWords…)
      Google / Bing directories, profiles
      Blogs (you can have multiple)
      Websites, particularly e-commerce
      Pay attention to keywords!
    30. LinkedIn(most upscale demos of all sn’s)
      What’s this thing called
    31. LinkedIn can be…
      A provider of SEO value
      Static or active; you decide.
      Active = frequent updates
      Change your status (include links); comment on others’ status updates
      Add books to your Amazon read list or a presentation to your SlideShare account
      Ask or answer question
    32. Are you using LinkedIn?
      Add connections or introduce others
      Join and be active in groups
      Use LinkedIn profile to begin to create your multi-media VisualCV resume / online profile at http://visualcv.com/yourname
    33. Facebook(the largest and mother of all sn’s)
      What’s this thing called
    34. Facebook’sstaggering stats.
      General Growth
      More than 250 million active users
      More than 120 million users log on to Facebook at least once each day
      More than two-thirds of Facebook users are outside of college
      The fastest growing demographic is those 35 years old and older
      User engagement
      Average user has 120 friends on the site
      More than 5 billion minutes are spent on Facebook each day (worldwide)
      More than 30 million users update their statuses at least once each day
      More than 8 million users become fans of Pages each day
    35. Facebook’sstaggering stats.
      Applications
      More than 1 billion photos uploaded to the site each month
      More than 10 million videos uploaded each month
      More than 1 billion pieces of content (web links, news stories, blog posts, notes, photos, etc.) shared each week
      More than 2.5 million events created each month
      More than 45 million active user groups exist on the site
      User engagement
      Average user has 120 friends on the site
      More than 5 billion minutes are spent on Facebook each day (worldwide)
      More than 30 million users update their statuses at least once each day
      More than 8 million users become fans of Pages each day
    36. Facebook’sstaggering stats.
      International Growth
      More than 50 translations available on the site, with more than 40 in development
      About 70% of Facebook users are outside the United States
      Platform
      More than one million developers and entrepreneurs from more than 180 countries
      Every month, more than 70% of Facebook users engage with Platform applications
      More than 350,000 active applications currently on Facebook Platform
      More than 200 applications have more than one million monthly active users
      More than 15,000 websites, devices and applications have implemented Facebook Connect since its general availability in December 2008
    37. Facebook’sstaggering stats.
      There are more than 30 million active users currently accessing Facebook through their mobile devices.
      People that use Facebook on their mobile devices are almost 50% more active on Facebook than non-mobile users.
      There are more than 150 mobile operators in 50 countries working to deploy and promote Facebook mobile products
      Mobile
    38. Using Facebook…
      Keep your personal profile private
      Use Fan page for business
      Integrate blog posts, Twitter updates into your FB stream
      Draw people back to content on your blog or website
      Promote others w/ relevancy
    39. Integrated marketing example:
      Home Instead Senior Care of Richmond Virginia
      Just launched!
    40. Home Instead Senior Careof Richmond, Virginia
      Two Twitter Background Pages
      Torsten Steinfatt @HomeInsteadRVA
      Teresa Steinfatt @TeresaSteinfatt
      Two LinkedIn accounts
      Facebook Fan Page
      Local Blog
      Local Website
    41. Two Twitter accounts.
    42. Local blog.
    43. Facebook Fan page
    44. Websites
    45. Plus ancillary services…
      FriendFeed
      StumbleUpon
      Digg
      Tumbler
      Delicious
      NetworkedBlogs
      Hootsuite
      Google Analytics
      Twellow
      PeoplePond
      Technorati
      TwitPic
      YouTube
      BlogCatalog
      Ping.fm
      SlideShare
      And more…(x 2)
    46. Home Instead tweets…
      Relevant articles / Point of view
      RTs (retweets) others
      Events / activities
      Community partnerships
      Focused on RVA / local
      Goal: build local brand awareness & consideration to generate opportunities and targeted leads
    47. Parting thoughts.
      Focus on building your online brand with a strategic approach, then decide on which social networks are right for you
      You wouldn’t launch an ad or PR campaign without at least some semblance of a plan!
    48. Parting thoughts.
      Social networking and social media is simply social marketing, as opposed to traditional advertising, PR and direct response marketing
      The core elements of traditional don’t go away; simply shift
    49. Parting thoughts.
      A business still requires an acquisition, retention and cross-sell strategy that includes event and product promotion
      The way in which a business overlays the marketing tactics to meet goals won’t change;
      What tactics or tools one uses will; higher engagement tools and staff.
    50. Questions?
      Thank you.
      What’s on your mind?
    51. Where to find me?
      Google Sally Witzky
      Twitter.com/sallywitzky
      Twitter.com/tractiongroup
      PeoplePond.com/sallywitzky
      Find me on peoplepond and find me everywhere
      sally@tractiongroup.com
      804.402.0804
      TractionGroup.com
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