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    1. Online Social Media: Guide to Outlets
      • Stephanie Brown
      • Interactive Public Relations Specialist
      • Constructive Communication, Inc.
      • Social media is an umbrella term that defines the various activities that integrate technology, social interaction, and the construction of words and pictures.
    2. Facts
      • 2/3 of the global internet population visit social networks
      • Visiting social sites is the 4 th most popular online activity, ahead of personal email
      • Social media is democratizing communications and is word of mouth on steroids
    3. Facts
      • Social media is the biggest shift since the industrial revolution.
      • By 2010, Gen Y will outnumber Baby Boomers
      • 96% of Gen Y are on a social network
      • Social media is the #1 activity on the web
    4. Facts
      • 1 out of 8 couples married in the U.S. last year met via social media
      • If Facebook were a country, it would be the fourth largest!
      • 1 in 6 higher education students are enrolled in online courses
    5. Facts
      • 78% of consumers trust peer recommendations…only 14% trust advertisements. What is being said about your brand online?
      • 18% of TV ads generate positive ROI, 90% of people that can TiVo ads, do.
      • 24 of the 25 largest newspapers are experiencing record declines in circulation
    6. Years to reach 50 million users
      • Radio: 38 years
      • TV: 13 years
      • Internet: 4 years
      • iPod: 3 years
      • Facebook: added 100 million users in less than 9 months!
      • iPod Application downloads: 1 billion in 9 months!
      • In the future, we won’t search for news and products….they will find us
    7. Cision Study
      • Journalists file 48 stories a week for the 24-by-7 online news cycle; they are interacting with 26 sources though they only meet in person with 4
      • Reporters said their most useful interactions with PR professionals continue to be based on personal relationships.
      • Cision recently found that 85 percent of its clients are on Facebook, with more than a third on LinkedIn, and more than half using social networks for business.
    8. Wikipedia
      • Build up history of reliability
      • Always use credible sources and footnote
      • Straight facts, not opinion! Cite often!
      • 684 million yearly visitors
      • 75,000 active contributors working on 13 million articles in 250 languages
      • Studies show it’s more accurate than Encyclopedia Britannica!
      • 78 percent of articles are non-English.
      Wikipedia
      • 2.5 million articles in English and growing
      • Improve search but keep it neutral
      • Requires content to be in HTML format
      • Monitor regularly in case of issues
      • Use for professional use
      • Wikipedia community is passionate about quality
      • It is an open-ended project, a work in progress
      Wikipedia
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    13. Wikis
      • Used to communicate internally and externally, often called a “sharepoint”
      • Go in and edit and contribute just like Wikipedia
      • Ongoing process of collaboration
      • Intranet and knowledge management systems
      • All users edit any page or create new pages
      Wikis
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    15. Facebook
      • 140 million active users, growing every day
      • 2nd most trafficked site in world
      • Average user has 100 friends
      • 2.6 billion minutes are spent each day
      • More than 4 million users become fans daily
      • Users share more than 1 billion forms of content each week
      • Site membership grew 85 percent in 2008
      Facebook
    16. Facebook
      • Suggest fan pages rather than groups
      • Use as a snapshot of internal culture/life
      • Often for personal rather than professional use
      • 85% are 18-24, 55-65 year old females is fastest growing age group
      • #2 site behind Google
      • 5 billion minutes spent on Facebook each day!
      • If Facebook were a country, it would be the 8 th most populated in the world, ahead of Japan
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    18. Results: ACI has tripled the applications for scholarships since creating their Facebook group. They met their goal and share the link on emails, website and newsletters .
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    22. MySpace
      • Oldest social networking site
      • 43 million users
      • More than half of MySpace users are 35+
      • 8 million artists and bands
      • Has many bugs and hackers
      • Not user-friendly
      • Declining significantly in popularity
      • Recently laid off employees and declared itself as a start-up due to decline in users
      MySpace
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    24. Online Forums
    25. Online Forums
      • Monitor and be aware of what is out there
      • Check out Ask Yahoo and Vark.com
      • Also, on Ning, there are a couple of AEC groups that are becoming popular
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    31. LinkedIn
      • Professional relationships and networking
      • 30 million experienced professionals from 150 industries
      • Average: Male, 41, makes $100k
      • Use Answers section and join Groups
      • Contribute to the conversations!
      • LinkedIn profile is similar to a resume
      • Can post jobs within groups or in Job section
      • 80% of companies are using LinkedIn as their primary tool to find employees!
      LinkedIn
    32. LinkedIn
      • Some reporters now use the Answers section
      • Add a personal note when adding connections
      • Paste email footer in the bottom of LinkedIn messages
      • Linkedin Keywords, March 2009:
        • 807 Architecture
        • 1,083 Construction
        • 3,945 Engineering
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    37. Twitter
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      • Concept of microblogging: 140 characters
      • Asks: What are you doing?
      • Twitter messages: 3 million/day
      • Total Users: 1 million
      • Follow many people and be followed
      • Search.twitter.com is a great monitoring tool
      • Join in the conversation and retweet often
      • Answer question immediately
      • Employees are your best PR tool, let them talk but give them boundaries
      Twitter
    39. Twitter
      • If someone is talking to you, respond
      • Be sure to add bio, photo and URL in profile section
      • Change design background colors and upload your company logo
      • Decide if you are going to be the company or an employee
      • Write in headlines!
      • TwitterGrader.com
    40. Twitter
      • Search.Twitter.com= your secret weapon. Use advanced search to narrow!
      • Use hashtags to facilitate conversations
      • Embed Twitter in your website/email signature
      • Follow and be followed!
      • Quickly share information with people interested in your company, gather real-time market intelligence and feedback, and build relationships with customers, partners and other people who care about your company
    41. Twitter
      • Use Twitter to talk to reporters
      • When users are angry, meet their needs
      • Think in terms of the passion you create
      • HootSuite lets you manage many accounts
      • Better for B2B= Technical info is not easily found online whereas B2B info is easy to find
      • Use keyword-rich tweets
      • Ask what your audience wants and deliver
      • Replaced email as a way to introduce and start dialogue
      • 1,382% is the growth rate from January to February 2009
      • 3 million tweets per day!
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    47. Blogs
      • There are approximately 200 million blogs and 346 million people who read blogs
      • Blogger.com or Wordpress.com are free
      • Use Google Analytics, Technorati to measure
      • Use keywords so target audience can find
      • Add pictures, videos, short and long articles
      • Blogs have readerships that are larger than daily newspapers
      Blogs
    48. Blogs
      • People find most blogs through organic search. Readers are searchers!
      • Use keywords wisely. Title blog wisely
      • Build and initiate relationships
      • Have good tagline and name
      • Employee blogs are 5 times more credible than CEO blogs
      • Tell a Story
      • Create a Policy for Employees
      • Measure results
      • Most popular blogs have 50k-100k views a day
    49. Blogs
      • Identify employees who are genuinely enthusiastic about the opportunity to blog
        • Passionate about their work/product
        • Enjoy sharing with others
        • Risk takers
        • Goal oriented and ambitious
        • Have a sense of humor
        • Receptive to feedback
        • Doesn’t have to have great writing skills
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    51. March 2009: 43,000 visits, 120,000 page views from people in 60 countries. More than 1,000 comments posted
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    53. Technorati
    54. Technorati
      • Highlight and distribute online conversation
      • Introduce millions to social media content
      • Information source for your blog
      • Monitor authority and what is being said about your company
    55. Technorati
    56. Digg
      • Share content from anywhere on the web
      • Influential professionals who are active online
      • Similar to Digg is Redditt, StumbleUpon, Squidoo and Knol…all are sharing content
      Digg
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    58. Flickr
    59. Flickr
      • By June 2009, hosted more than 3.6 billion images, roughly one photo per every 2 people on the planet
      • Online photo management
      • Control who can see, who can organize
      • Share photos
      • Improve chances of someone finding you
      • Reporters might come here to find pictures of your company
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    62. YouTube Record. Then Share
      • More than 142 million U.S. users watch an average of 80 videos per month
      • Americans spend a total of 558 million hours watching online videos online each month
      • Online views can grow sales by 500%
      • People like to see videos, so share
      • Need to monitor
      • 412.3 years is the length of time it would take to view every YouTube video
      • 13 hours is the amount of video uploaded every minute
      YouTube
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    64. YouTube is the 2 nd largest search engine in the world!
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    66. Delicious
    67. Delicious
      • Social bookmark sharing
      • Allows users to tag, save, manage and share web pages from a centralized source.
      • With emphasis on the power of the community, Delicious improves how people discover, remember and share on the Internet.
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    70. Podcasts
      • Podcasts=Broadcasts
      • Audio or File Sharing
      • Example: iTunes
      • More useful for B2B than B2C, but does not have a high success rate
      Podcasts
    71. Podcasts
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    73. RSS- Really Simple Syndication
      • Used within the next 12 months by 63% of consumer product marketers
      • 65% media and communications marketers
      • 37% financial service marketing
      • 38% equipment companies
      • Google Reader
      • Improves search
      • Rich Site Summary
      RSS- Really Simple Syndication
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    75. Search Engine Optimization
      • 42% of search users click the top ranking link
      • 8% click the second ranking link
      • 40% of SEO campaigns aware of their ROI achieve returns in excess of 500%
      Search Engine Optimization
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    77. Google AdWords
      • Adwords.google.com
      • Partnered with thousands of outlets to sponsor keywords on sites (i.e., New York Times )
      • Google has 77% of market share of search
      • 65% begin research on search engines
      • 68% of all Internet users never click on ads
      • Less than 1/6 of online users drive 80% of advertising clicks
      Google AdWords
      • Steps to getting started:
      • research keywords
      • set up AdWords campaigns
      • write your ad copy
      • create your landing pages
      • manage bids and budget
      Google AdWords
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    79. Google Alerts
      • Sign up to receive a daily email about a topic or keyword
      • Monitor what is being said about your company
      • Go to google.com, then go to top right, click “more”, then click on “even more” and top left is the alerts button
      Google Alerts
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    81. The World Wide Toolbox
      • Gaming
      • Productivity Applications
      • Aggregators
      • Rich Site Summary (RSS)
      • Search
      • Mobile
      • Interpersonal
      • Social Networking
      • Publish
      • Photo Sharing
      • Audio
      • Video
      • Microblogging
      • Live Casting
      • Virtual Worlds
    82. Tips
      • Target a specific audience- meet their needs
      • Be a thought leader
      • Be authentic and transparent
      • Create lots of links
      • Encourage people to contact you
      • Participate
      • Make it easy to find you
      • Respond to any issues, questions or complaints
    83. Thought leadership
      • Be a thought leader through E-books, newsletters, whitepapers
      • Solve buyer problems
      • Provide free content without registration
      • Understand and write for your audience
      • Creating buyer personas and studying target audience helps to know what they want
    84. Thank you! Kimberly Kayler [email_address] 614.873.6707 Stephanie Brown [email_address] 513.469.0030
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