How to (and not to) Use Social Media to Build Your Brand

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    1. How to (and not to) Use Social Media  to Build Your Brand
        • Why Social Media?
        •  
        • Understand the Tools
      •  
        • Create Your Roadmap
      •  
        • Get Started
      •  
        • Best Practices
      •  
        • Build Your Success
      Agenda
    2. Why Social Media?
    3.   Why Social Media: Time Spent
      • 2/3 of the Internet population visit a social network
      • Accounts for almost 10% of all internet time
      • 37% use social networking sites daily
      • Mass audience that is pre-segmented
    4.   Why Social Media: Time Spent
      • Social networks/blogs now 4th most popular online category
      • Twice the growth of other most popular sectors
    5.   Why Social Media: Time Spent
      • Time spent on social media growing 3x faster than overall online time
      • Facebook time increased by 566% in 2008
    6. Why Social Media: Technographics
      • Use technographics of target market to create strategy
    7. Why Social Media: Engage Consumers
      • Don’t intrude on social space – become a part
      • Provide value
      • Users are not passive
        • Co-creators of content
      • Focus on building relationships
      • Word-of-mouth
    8. Understand the Tools
    9.   Understand the Tools Social Networks Blogs Video Podcasts Ratings & Reviews Social Bookmarking Social Media
    10.   Understand the Tools: Social Networks
    11. Understand the Tools: Social Networks
      • Pros:
        • Direct communication with consumers
        • Monitor buzz in real time
        • Interact with consumers where they spend time
        • Build relationships
      • Cons:
        • Lack of control
        • Messaging can be perceived as intrusive or pushing
    12. Understand the Tools: Social Networks
    13. Understand the Tools: Blogs
      • 25% of online consumers read blogs
      • 14% comment on blogs
      • 36% think more positively about companies with blogs
    14. Understand the Tools: Blogs
      • Pros:
        • Informal messaging
        • Monitor buzz in blogosphere
        • Blogger outreach & engagement
        • Improve brand image
      • Cons:
        • Less of a two-way street
        • Lack of control
    15. Understand the Tools: Social Bookmarking
    16. Understand the Tools: Social Bookmarking
    17. Understand the Tools: Social Bookmarking
    18. Understand the Tools: Social Bookmarking
      • Pros:
        • Monitor community
        • Consistent engagement
        • Increase traffic
        • Internal use
      • Cons:
        • Not a great tool for direct selling
        • Less of a two-way street
        • Lack of control
    19. Understand the Tools: Video Sharing
      • 29% of online consumers watch user-generated video
    20. Understand the Tools: Video Sharing
      • Pros:
        • Personalizing the brand
        • Increase brand loyalty
        • Creating a dynamic personality
      • Cons:
        • Lack of value can backfire
        • No comment control
        • Can be difficult to measure ROI
    21. Understand the Tools: Ratings & Reviews
      • 18% of online consumers participate in discussion forums
      • Number of reviews has a positive impact on sales
      • 76% of customers use online reviews when making purchases
    22. Understand the Tools: Ratings & Reviews
    23. Understand the Tools: Ratings & Reviews
    24. Understand the Tools: Ratings & Reviews
      • Pros:
        • Positive effect on sales
        • Use customer enthusiasm
        • Brand community
        • Leverage with manufacturers
      • Cons:
        • Risk of bad reviews
    25. Understand the Tools: Podcasts
      • 11% of online consumers listen to podcasts
    26. Understand the Tools: Podcasts
      • Pros:
        • Ease of use for consumers
        • Personalize the brand
        • Provide value to consumers
      • Cons:
        • Minimal conversation
    27. Create Your Roadmap
    28.   Create Your Roadmap
      • 1. Assess business goals & objectives
      • 2. Decide how social media can be used to achieve goals
      • 3. Designate appropriate social media tools
        • Based on: capabilities, pros/cons, target audience
      • 4. Outline tactics for engagement
        • Begin by spending time in the community
    29. Get Started
    30.   Get Started
      • Get comfortable
        • Dedicate 15 minutes each day
        • Learn about each tool
        • See how users interact in communities
    31.   Get Started
      • Week 1: Apply Social Media to your personal interests
        • Sign up for one or two media sites
        • Begin reading/visiting/using the tools as they apply to your life
    32.   Get Started
      • Week 2-4: Listen
        • Set up Alerts in Google Reader
          • Your company name
          • Your competitors names
          • Anything you are interested in
        • Spend a few weeks just monitoring what people are saying
    33.   Get Started
      • How to begin
        • Google Alerts
          • www.google.com/alerts
          • Request emails with certain keywords (ex: company name)
        • Delicious
          • Bookmark any relevant emails Google Alerts sends you
        • Begin searching to monitor buzz of your brand
          • search.twitter.com, facebook.com, blogpulse.com
    34.   Get Started
      • Stepping Up
        • Claim your name
          • Register your personal name and corporate name at all social networking sites
          • When you are ready to begin, they’ll be there
        • Begin engaging
          • Respond to tweets or questions
          • Post a blog
          • Comment on others posts about you
    35. Best Practices
    36.   Best Practices: Define Your Personality
        • What's best for your business?
        • Match your goals
        • Maintain cohesive personality across social media platforms
    37.   Best Practices: Pitfalls to Avoid
      • Thinking of social media as a “campaign”
      • Fake profiles
      • One-way conversation
      • Not responding
        • Ex: Motrin
    38.   Best Practices: The Smartwool Experiment
      • Consumer was dissatisfied with her socks
      • Began a blog: The Smartwool Experiment
        • “ Charting the wear and tear on four pairs of Smartwool socks.”
      • Blog ranks #1 on Google for search “how long do smartwools last”
      • Smartwool response read like a press release & blamed consumer
    39.   Best Practices: The Smartwool Experiment
      • Competitor Darn Tough followed through with a package of four pairs of socks for blogger
      • Now receiving packages to review from other competitors
    40. Build Your Success
    41.   Build Your Success: Publicize
      • Link to your social media presence
        • On your homepage
        • In email communication with customers
        • On every social media profile
    42.   Build Your Success: Define & Measure Success
      • What does success look like for your brand?
      • Measuring ROI
        • Increase in brand loyalty (repeat customers)
        • Stronger brand image and customer relationship
        • Increased buzz about product or brand
        • Traffic from Channel to Site
          • Many web statistics tools are incorporating social media into their offerings
        • Number of fans/followers/subscribers
        • Increased conversions
        • Increase in registrations
        • Google Page rank
    43. Build Your Success: Comcast on Twitter
    44. Thank You

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