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    1. Sandy Blanquera Is Social Media Good for Business?
    2. Just do it. Diving in.
      • diving into the water
      • I don’t know how to swim
      • Wearing a bathing suit is very revealing
      • All the beautiful people are in the pool
      • I will stand out in my speedo
      • It’s a public pool, but it’s not free
      • I tried swimming once and nothing happened
    3. Customers know what they want
      • 00_Your customers speak out
      • 93% of Americans believe a company should have a social media presence.
      • 85% believe a company should be active with customers in social media
      • 56% feel a stronger connection with companies they interact with in social media
      • Cone Research of 1000+ Americans, September 2008
      • Ten ways
      • to use social media
      • in your business
    4. Build your brand
      • 01_building brand awareness and advocacy
      • Enduring and countless impressions
      • Verbose Buyers full of buyers endorse or buyers remorse
      • Your reputation. Tarnish or Platinum
      • Creating consumer consciousness
      • I was googled and I was found
      • 02_PR
      • Media people live social media
      • Citizen journalism is in hot demand
      • Where is my newspaper? traditional media demise
      • Customized reading experience - RSS
      • Media directory – Muck Rack
      • Digg it, tweet it, the social media press release
    5. Reputation Management
      • 03_he said, she said (reputation management)
      • My what big ears you have
      • Your chit chat monitor
      • Lightening reaction channels
      • Gossip manager & spin doctor
      • Trust me. now trust me again.
      • 04_it’s all about you…the customer
      • 24/7 help
      • Does your mom love it?
      • Showing public affection
      • Product and service sensations!
    6. Catch your client first
      • 05_beat your competitor while fishing for clients
      • Fishing is a sport – bring in the fish
      • X-ray vision & cloaking devices
      • Longer arms, longer reach
      • Targeted audiences = more fish
      • Marketing campaigns morphed to social media campaigns
      • Contests, give-aways & trials = campaign accessories
      • Offers or discounts = the new lure
      • 06_strengthening the ties that bind – customer loyalty
      • Like-minded – the new community
      • Honoring the customer in meaningful ways – discounts, add-ons and more
      • I hear you
    7. Bring traffic to your site
      • 07_get things moving – driving traffic to your site
      • Search Engine Optimization or Link Building?
      • Social Media transit system
      • Integration means better miles per gallon
    8. Become a magnet
      • 08_lead the thought brigade – even cereal is magnetic
      • Personal branding as a strategy - You, Inc.
      • Worthy warriors = stellar profiles, valuable content, strong networks and high endorsements
      • Sharing in the pulpits or the streets – your audience depends on your success
      • 09_finding new recruits
      • Kill the monster - advertise for free
      • Attract with your company personality and values
      • 10_networking is the new black
      • www reach – connect with more people. Connect with new people
      • Building communities and spheres of influence
      • Choose your sandbox wisely – it is an investment of time, money and resources
      • Engage intensively
    9. Building your network
      • Accidental Branding…
      • I will always cherish
      • the positive
      • initial misconceptions
      • I had about you .
      • 1.0_ building You, inc.
      • Personal branding has reached puberty
      • Historically - your ticket to your future careers
      • Personal branding social media evolution
    10. Personal branding 12 years old
      • 1.0_ building You, inc. – WARNING - math is involved
      • Power of personal brand =
        • Function of (Social Capital + Signal to noise ratio + Channel selection)
    11. Don’t go bowling alone.
      • 1.1_don’t go bowling alone – building social capital
      • More math…
      • Social Capital =
      • Community Strength +
      • Network Cohesiveness +
      • Intensity of Engagement +
      • Brand reputation
      • 1.2_community strength
      • Actively network using social media
      • Actively network offline
      • Look for shared values/interests
      • 2 way exchange
      • Hone networking skills
      • Use multiple connection strategies
      • 1.3_network cohesiveness
      • Actively network using social media
      • Actively network offline
      • Look for shared values/interests
      • 2 way exchange
      • Hone networking skills
      • Use multiple connection strategies
      • 1.4_intensity of engagement
      • Connect often
      • Look for reasons to connect
      • Add energy to conversations immediately
      • Ask questions – be interested
      • 1.5_brand reputation
      • Have a targeted focus for brand
      • Proliferate your brand
      • Be distinctive & transparent
      • Mentor - Get feedback and redefine
      • Don’t get stuck on one negative event
      • Manage issues openly and quickly
      • 2.0_channel selection
      • What do you want out of it?
      • Broad reach
      • Size of population
      • Growth and adoption rates
      • Targeted demographic
      • Immediacy or nature of interaction
      • 2.1_Shhhhhhhh…this is top secret!
      • LinkedIn
      • B to B
      • 41 million users, 200 countries
      • 50% US population
      • Median age = 41
      • Average income = $110K
      • Current adoption growth = 69% (as of April)
      • 2.2_Shhhhhhhh…this is top secret!
      • Facebook
      • B to C
      • 200 million active users
      • 33.3% US population
      • Median age = 26
      • Only 33% make more than 100K
      • Personal, business, non-profits
      • Current adoption growth = 699% (as of April)
      • 2.3_Shhhhhhhh…this is top secret!
      • Twitter
      • B to B, B to C
      • 7.04 million users
      • Median age = 31
      • Current adoption growth = 3,712% (as of April)
      • Personal and Business
      • 2.4_channel selection
      • 3.0_can you measure roi
      • Determining ROI is trying to put numeric quantities around human interactions and conversations, which are not quantifiable.
      • If using social media to make money, then will fail. Currency in social media is found in relationships and content.
      • Regarding business results, experts have not figured how to measure that yet.
      • If goal is to participate in the conversation, to enhance relationships with audiences and become a trusted member of the community, then your measures should prove you’ve done those things.
      • 3.0_can you measure roi
      • Is social media moving the needle, moving product or making an impact?
      • Qualitative measure things like:
        • Corporate reputation
        • Conversations
        • Customer relationships
      • Questions to ask:
        • Are we currently part of conversations about our product/industry?
        • How are we currently talked about versus our competitors?
      • 3.0_can you measure roi
      • Tools: Techridgy, Google Alerts & Reader, Twitter production tools, observations
      • Measuring Success:
        • Build better relationships with key audiences
        • Participate in conversations where previously had no voice
        • Move from a running monologue to a meaningful dialogue with customers
      • Quantitative
      • Aide RSS, Feedburner, Google Analytics, Xinu,
    12. Warning. You are about to get the truth.
      • 4.0_Don’t buy ocean front property in Arizona – 6 social media fallacies
      • It’s inexpensive
      • It’s fast
      • It’s viral
      • You can’t measure
      • It’s optional
      • It’s hard
    13. What’s next – you tell me.
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