THIS PRESENTATION THROWS LIGHT ON THE IMPORTANCE , POWER, PLATFORMS OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND HOW IT IMPACTS YOUR PERSONALITY BY THE ONLINE PRESENCE ONE HAS.

2. PRESENTATION ON –
POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Presented By – Siddheshwar Bhagunde
1. B.C.A (Bachelors in computer application)
2. MBA from MET (Digital business management)
3. Intern At PEHLAJOB – Online Job Portal

3. Marketing, buying, selling, delivering, servicing, and paying for
products, services, and information across networks linking an
enterprise and its
prospects, customers, agents, suppliers, competitors and allies.

4. Involves the continuous optimization of an organization’s value
proposition and value-chain positions through the adoption of
digital technology and the use of the Internet , digital
communications as the primary communications medium

5. Digital marketing is marketing that makes use of electronic devices
such as computers, tablets, smart phones, cell phones, digital
billboards, and game consoles to engage with consumers and other
business partners. Internet Marketing is a major component of digital
marketing.
Digital marketing is the activity of promoting, advertising and selling
products and services using digital distribution channels.

7. Social media is the collective of online communications channels
dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing
and collaboration. Websites and applications dedicated
to forums, microblogging, social networking, social
bookmarking, are among the different types of social media.

8. Facebook is predominately for sharing. This can be products, articles, or
services. In a nutshell, it's for sharing your content with as many people
as possible.
Twitter is about sharing news on any subject. Don't let the word news
make you feel it does not apply for products. New product launches, new
stock ready to be sold - Twitter is good for all of this.
Google+ is in part a combination of the two and has become important
for search engine optimization if nothing else

9. YouTube is about showcasing videos to a wide audience. It is being
utilised by businesses all the time to sell products and services. As
YouTube is owned by Google, videos tend to feature prominently on
search engine results. You can also utilise the YouTube ads to make a
secondary income stream.
Blogging is a great way to impart news and expertise to your
readership, customer and client base, or followers. It offers a good way
to attract visitors on your site via search engines.
Pinterest and other bookmarking sites are very good at showcasing
visual products. If your business is selling something online, a product or
service, ensure you are posting on Pinterest and as many bookmarking
sites you can find.

10. • Good positioning on search engines is about unique quality content that is
well shared and well linked to from other websites.
• By sharing your content on social sites, the more chance there is of people
liking it on Facebook, retweeting on Twitter, or sharing the pin on Pinterest.
• Links are important for good SEO and posting your content on social sites
provides a link from the social site to yours, and in every case this can be
targeted to a specific product, service, or article.
• This also ensures Google indexes the web page. That is to say, it adds it to its
database, ensuring it can be found on search engines.

11. “I was recently in Pune to meet with the students of Fergusson College. I was
pleasantly surprised over the seriousness with which Youth responded to my request
through Social Media for ideas and suggestions for that speech”.
“To me it is not just about Twitter and Facebook. For instance, I am amazed at how
YouTube as a medium of video sharing has made e-Learning accessible to so many
people. Or when I look at an application like WhatsApp and how simple it is to
use, one begins to appreciate the power of this medium”.

12. To find the best social sites suited to your business, think about what your business is
trying to do???
If your business sells products or services, then use social sites that showcase pictures
and videos to sell the product. YouTube, Pinterest, Delicious and Instagram are all
really good for showcasing products
If you're in the selling game, make videos of your products, take good professional
photos and get them on these sites, and ensure you link the pictures and videos
directly to the content on your site
If you sell on eBay or an affiliate seller, try to link directly to the product page where a
potential customer can buy it. Also, put the products on your Facebook page, Google+
page, and Twitter.

13. A question that often gets asked when it comes to Facebook and brands is should you
build a Facebook Group Page or a Fan Page?
It is a good question and the answer depends mostly on what your plans are for your
site. I've broken down the pros and cons of both a fan page versus a group page
below.

15. Step 1: Create a Facebook Page, Twitter account and Google+ Page For Business
Step 2: Identify Social Media Sites That Are The Most Important To Your
Business
Step 3: Use Social Media Tools Such As 'If This Then That
Step 4: Use #hashtags
Step 5: Participation
Step 6: Monitoring Success

16. What are the top 5 benefits to your
business of being on Facebook?
Size matters: Facebook means you can potentially reach to over 1 billion people with
minimal cost.
Like me, buy me: Everyone who ‘likes’ your page is already a willing participant. When
you post content, you are engaging with people who want to hear about your company half the battle of turning them into actual customers is won!
Spiralling into viral: You can feature special offers and events to all your fans
instantly, encourage them to ‘share’ your post and enabling your content to go viral.
Targeted adverts: Facebook advertising enables you to easily target specific customers
and you can determine how much you want to spend in advance.
Mine & refine: Facebook’s Page insights allow you to data mine and find out who your
customers are, what day of the week they visit and which posts they find most engaging
- all of this information can help inform your strategy, refine your content and grow
future traffic.

17. And LinkedIn’s top 5 benefits?
Focus: Its all about business, all the time. Its a fast growing professional networking site ;
with business people going there to network with other business people, to learn more
about their chosen industry and to promote their company’s services.
Best for lead generation: A Hubspot study found that traffic from LinkedIn generated
the highest visitor-to-lead conversion rate at 2.74%, almost 3 times that of Facebook
(0.77%) and Twitter (0.69%).
Gain knowledge: There are over a million groups where you can connect with similar
businesses, get relevant industry updates, share your content, develop business
ideas, form partnerships and get feedback.

18. Recommendations: You can promote your Company (and yourself!) by getting
testimonials from previous clients and sharing this with potential
customers. Endorsements like this are trusted more than advertising and it's a powerful
way to showcase the services you offer when targeting new markets.
Build a winning team: LinkedIn is great for recruiting skilled staff, you can post jobs and
accept applications on your Company Page. You can also talent spot: search and view
people’s profiles if you want to do some headhunting!

21. • Does the employment and educational
history on your resume match what's on your
LinkedIn profile?
•Does the information you have on your Facebook
page (if it's public) match up with the information
you have elsewhere online?
•It's fine if you rework your job descriptions, for
example, because targeting your resume is a good
thing when applying for job.
•What's not okay is if your job
titles, companies, and dates don't jive.

22. 1. Posting on LinkedIn can be problematic.
One person who was fired ahead of schedule when he shared the news that
he had received a warning for arguing with boss with all his contacts on
LinkedIn.
Consequence - That news got relayed to his boss and he was out of a job
immediately
2. Facebook continues to be an issue, despite all the warnings about carefully using
the privacy settings
Updating your status saying that you're bored or hate your job, can ensure you
don't have that job to hate or be bored at anymore
3. Twitter is a problem, too. Every tweet shows to who evers following you, so your
tweets are easily available.
4. Blog posts show up on the search engines, too, so be cautious what you say
when you blog.

23. • There's a ton of information that can tell employers a lot about you online
• Includes - tweets, instant message, blogs, and the content and photos.
• It's quite easy for employers to find information you may have preferred to
keep private

24. • Recruiters Try Finding Out Your Personality By Analysing Your
Twitter Account
• Be careful about what u tweet
• Tweet about your work subject
• Have experts in your following lists
•Recruiters Also Look For Who Is Following You

25. • Don't Forget To Use Your Privacy Setting Wisely
• You Would Not Want Your Photo In A Awkward Situation Or In A Party
Doing Stuff You Don't Want The World To Know About

26. •You look like an expert to the recruiter
•More chances of your visibility
•Improves trust on your work

27. • Build your network well in advance of when you need it.
• Make connections in your industry and career field
• Follow career experts
• Talk to your contacts on Twitter or the other networking sites
• Join Groups on LinkedIn and Facebook, post and join the
discussion
• Be engaged and proactive in your communications

31. POWER OF TWITTER
There are over 465 million accounts
175 million tweets a day
1 million accounts are added to Twitter every day
REFERENCE LINK- http://www.jeffbullas.com/2012/04/23/48-significant-social-mediafacts-figures-and-statistics-plus-7-infographics/

33. Grey Poupon: Society of Good Taste
Grey Poupon Is A Brand Of Dijon Mustard That’s Particularly Popular In
The US
Campaign Name- Society Of Good Taste
Strategy
Their Strategy Wasn’t So Much About Quantity Of ‘Likes’, But The
‘Quality’, Referring To Itself As The “…Most Discerning Page On Facebook.”
•Searching a user’s profile and timeline, Grey Coupon would deliver a
refinement score based on things like number of friends, check-ins, likes,
and even their use of grammar.
• Access was granted only to the top percentile who were given exclusive
content and rewards.
•Those who weren’t deemed to be worthy, had their ‘like’ rescinded and
were asked to work on improving their profile before applying again.

34. REWARDS OFFERED – ACESS TO THIER CONTENT
, CHAUFFEUR DRIVEN CAR FOR THE WEEKEND.
ALMOST 35000 WERE DENIED TO LIKE THE PAGE
AND ASKED TO WORK ON THEIR PROFILES
100,000,000 IMPRESSION WERE CREATED
BRANDS FAN BASE ROSE BY OVER 3000%

36. Adam Tensta: One Copy Song
“One Copy Song is a Facebook app that allows only one
person to listen at a time, before it has to be passed on to
someone else.”
•It was the times when because of the availability of iTunes etc emerging artists
were kind off getting lost in the noise.
•It was then that Swedish rapper Adam Tensta wanted to create something a
little…different.
•He created a facebook app. Once you installed the Facebook app, you could
listen to the song only if it’s available, meaning nobody else was listening to it at
that time.
•If someone else was listening, you could sign up, wait in line and get a message
when it was your turn.
•If you wanted to jump up 15 people you had to create a buzz about it through
twitter or other social platforms.

38. • Social media seems to be here to stay. It most certainly will evolve and change as
time goes
• It can bring awareness to your product or brand and help you build a stronger
relationship with your customers which can lead to greater sales and future growth
for your business.
• Keep In Mind That Social Media Can Be Time Consuming And Integrating A Social Media
Marketing Campaign Into Your Business Should Not Be Taken Lightly.
• Proper Planning And Implementation Is Critical To Your Success-you May Even Want To
Consider Hiring An Expert To Handle It For You.
• Largely Depends On Your Needs, Budget, And Time You Have To Allocate Your Own
Resources To Getting The Job Done In-house.