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    1. A Special Thanks! To Anthony Juliano who graciously allowed me to include selections from his recent social media presentations in this presentation. His contact info: anthonyj@asheragency.com
    2. Hello!
    3. [email_address] www.ScLoHo.net
    4. [Disclaimer]
    5.  
    6. Newspaper Conversations
    7. Radio Conversations
    8. Television Conversations
    9. Social media is for real and it’s changing communication—and your business
    10. “ Marketers don’t understand channels where you have to talk and listen at the same time... The marketing industry’s idea of two-way communication is to put an 800 number or a web address in an ad and take orders.”  --Josh Bernoff, “Why marketers have trouble with full-duplex social technology,” June 30, 2009
    11. A few definitions
    12. What is Social Networking? Social Media? Web 2.0? Web 2.0 Social Media Social Ntwrkg LinkedIn MySpace Facebook Blogs Microblogs Photo/vid sharing Interactive Dialogue User-generated
    13. What is Social Networking?
      • “ Social networking is people having conversations online”
      • Social networking is your surrogate when you can’t be with your friends/family/customers/ prospects
      • Social networking is a glass against the wall
      • Social networking gives you permission to speak
      • Social networking is your online resume
    14. THIS IS A TEST
      • 1 million
      • 1 billion
      • 5 billion
      • I’m sorry, could you repeat the question? I was just updating my status.
      Number of minutes per day spent on ?
    15. C. 5 billion Number of minutes per day spent on ?
    16. That’s > 3 million days, EVERY DAY
    17. If were a country, it would be larger than…
      • Russia
      • Japan
      • Mexico
      • All of the above, because in tests like these “all of the above” is always the right answer
    18. If were a country, it would be larger than… D. All of the above, because in tests like these “all of the above” is always the right answer
    19. Largest countries in the world
      • 1. People's Republic of China - 1.3 billion
      • 2. India - 1.3 billion
      • 3. United States - 307 million
      • 8. Facebook - >150 million reg. members
      • 10. Russia - 143 million
      • 11. Japan - 128 million
      • 12. Mexico - 108 million
    20. More than 100 million videos are viewed on every…
      • Month
      • Week
      • Day
      • Time Craig tries to remember which band sang “Tainted Love”
    21. More than 100 million videos are viewed on every…
      • Day
      • … which band sang “Tainted Love”?*
      • * Soft Cell
    22. That’s 1,157 every second
    23. growth rate from Jun 08 - Jun 09
      • 1.928%
      • 19.28%
      • 192.8%
      • 1928%
    24. growth rate from Jun 08 - Jun 09 D. 1928%
    25. That’s a heapin’ helpin’ of useless info
    26. Who uses Social Media?
      • MySpace:
      • 12% of Adults
      • 52% Women
      • Average Age = 33
      • Average Income = $51,000
    27. The Decline of MySpace
    28. The Big 4
    29. Case Studies and Ideas
    30. Who uses Social Media?
      • Facebook:
      • 28% of Adults
      • 60% Women
      • Average Age = 37
      • Average Income = $68,000
    31. Facebook
      • Best for:
        • Building relationships with a group of “fans”
      • Pitfalls:
        • When “fan” group is very large, it’s hard to manage relationships with individuals
        • The primary brand is Facebook
    32.  
    33. Vanity URL
    34. Frequent updates
    35. Fun, interesting content
    36. Incorporates video/blog postings
    37. The result
    38. How Fanpages Work
    39. How Fanpages Work
    40. Who uses Social Media?
      • LinkedIn:
      • 3% of Adults
      • 62% Men
      • Average Age = 41
      • Average Income = $97,000
    41. LinkedIn
      • Best for:
        • Professional services providers
        • Career advancement
      • Pitfalls:
        • A little boring
    42. 159 Second Linked In Primer
    43. Who uses Social Media?
      • Twitter:
      • 4% of Adults
      • 51% Men
      • Average Age = 36
      • Average Income = $69,000
    44. Twitter
      • Best for:
        • Listening to customers
        • Short-shelf-life information
      • Pitfalls:
        • Tweets are here today, gone tomorrow
        • Labor intensive
    45.  
    46. Claimed their territory
    47. Frequent tweets
    48. “ Play with customers”
    49. Exclusive/time-sensitive promos
    50. The result
    51. The result
    52. Twitter on the web:
    53. Twitter on the web:
    54. Using Twitter on Seesmic:
    55. Blogs
    56. Who uses Social Media?
      • Blogs:
      • 11% of Adults READ Blogs
      • 5% of Adults have a Blog
      • 56% of Blog Readers are Women
      • 52% of Blogs are written by Women
      • Average Age = 37
      • Average Income = $68,000
    57.  
    58. What Dell does well on its blog
      • Frequent posts
      • Conversational voice
      • Break news
      • Listen and respond to customers
      • Incorporate video
      • The result: an engaged audience that has a reason to think about the brand every time Dell posts
    59. Photo sharing Blogs Discussion groups Niche networks Intranets and wikis RSS Feeds Social news sites Virtual worlds Social gaming
    60. Photo sharing sites
    61.  
    62. Who could promote their business via Flickr?
      • Photographers
      • Personal trainers
      • Auto dealers
      • Antique dealers
      • Jewelers
      • Hairstylists
      • Painters
    63. Discussion Groups
    64.  
    65. What Ivy Tech does well with its discussion group
      • Easy to find
      • Responds quickly
      • Filters spam but allows dissent
      • Connects posters to peers
      • The result: efficiencies, thousands of questions answered and students satisfied
    66. Niche social networking sites
    67.  
    68. What AARP does well on its niche network
      • Builds its brand
      • Removes barriers for its target audience
      • Replicates best of the megasites, but cuts the clutter
      • Subgroups
      • The result: gives AARP another “hook” with members
    69.  
    70. Five Ways Social Media is Changing Your Business
    71. How is Social Media Changing Your Business?
      • 1. Customers can easily communicate with each other…
    72. How is Social Media Changing Your Business?
      • 2.…and you can listen in
    73. How is Social Media Changing Your Business?
      • 3. Word of mouth travels much faster than ever before
    74. How is Social Media Changing Your Business?
      • 4. There are an infinite number of messages competing for your audience’s attention
    75. How is Social Media Changing Your Business?
      • 5. “Interruption” advertising is becoming less effective
    76. A Few Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
    77. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 1. Actively promote yourself/ your business, but…
    78. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 2. Share advice, expertise, and your interests/activities more often than you actively sell/promote
    79. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 3. Start a blog
    80. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 4. Visit others’ (relevant) blogs and participate frequently
    81. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 5. Launch a YouTube channel, Flickr photostream or a podcast
    82. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 6. Create a niche social networking site
    83. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 7. Use Twitter to listen to your customers
    84. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 8. Connect with others in your industry
    85. Ways to Use Social Networking to Grow Your Business
      • 9. Integrate your social media efforts with the rest of your marketing
    86. Give to Get….. Build Relationships
    87. Highest ROI
      • Word of mouth/referral
      • Direct sales
      • One-to-one/events
      • Public relations
      • Advertising
      • Word of mouth/referral
      • Direct sales
      • One-to-one/events
      • Public relations
      • Advertising
      Most dependent on relationships Promotion - Tactics
    88. Effective use of social media Better relationships Better word of mouth
    89. The Revolution
    90. Getting Started
    91. Getting started
      • Decide whether social networking is right for you
      Are you willing to put in the time? Does it interest you? Do you want more business? Can you handle more business?
    92. Getting started
      • Stake your claim
    93. Getting started
      • If you’re new to social networking, don’t jump in right away— watch and learn
    94. Getting started
      • Decide what niche you’ll focus on, which tools you’ll use, and how much time you’ll devote to social networking for business
    95. Getting started
      • Decide whether you’ll do it yourself or partner with a consultant/vendor
    96. Getting started
      • Consider establishing personal/organizational policies and protocols
    97. Another way to Listen
    98. Branding Yourself
    99. Branding Yourself
    100. Branding Yourself
    101. Branding Yourself
    102. [email_address] www.ScLoHo.net
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