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    1. A
few
places
where
you
can
find
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    3. Fun
Stats
 •  Social
networks
and
blogs
are
the
4th
most
popular
online
 acAviAes
online,
including
beaAng
personal
email.
67%
of
 global
users
visit
member
communiAes
and
10%
of
all
Ame
 spent
on
the
internet
is
on
social
media
sites.

 •  If
Facebook
were
a
country,
it
would
be
the
fourth
most
 populated
place
in
the
world.
This
means
it
easily
beats
the
 likes
of
Brazil,
Russia
and
Japan
in
terms
of
size.*

 •  80%
of
companies
use,
(or
are
planning
to
use),
LinkedIn
as
 their
primary
tool
to
find
employees
during
the
course
of
this
 year.
The
site
has
just
celebrated
reaching
its
45‐millionth
 membership.
 •  Around
64%
of
marketers
are
using
social
media
for
5
hours
 or
more
each
week
during
campaigns,
with
39%
using
it
for
10
 or
more
hours
per
week.
 •  It
took
radio
38
years
to
reach
50
million
listeners.
Terrestrial
 TV
took
13
years
to
reach
50
million
users.
The
internet
took
 four
years
to
reach
50
million
people...
In
less
than
nine
 months,
Facebook
added
100
million
users.

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    4. Fun
Stats
 •  Wikipedia
currently
has
more
than
13
million
arAcles
in
more
 than
260
different
languages.
The
site
aracts
over
60
million
 unique
users
a
month
and
it’s
o_en
hotly
debated
that
the
 informaAon
it
contains
is
more
reliable
than
any
printed
 Encyclopaedia.
 •  The
most
recent
figure
of
blogs
being
indexed
by
TechnoraA
 currently
stands
at
133
million.
The
same
report
into
the
 Blogosphere
also
revealed
that
on
average,
900,000
blog
 posts
are
created
within
a
single
24‐hour
period.

 •  It’s
been
suggested
that
YouTube
is
likely
to
serve
over
75
 billion
video
streams
to
around
375
million
unique
visitors
 during
this
year.
 •  The
top
three
people
on
Twier
(Ashton
Kutcher,
Ellen
 DeGeneres
and
Britney
Spears)
have
more
combined
 followers
than
the
enAre
populaAon
of
Austria.*
 •  According
to
Socialnomics,
if
you
were
paid
$1
for
every
Ame
 an
arAcle
was
posted
on
Wikipedia,
you
would
earn
$156.23
 per
hour.
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    5. Fun
Stats
 •  The
online
bookmarking
service,
Delicious,
has
more
 than
five
million
users
and
over
150
million
unique
 bookmarked
URLs.

 •  Since
April
this
year,
Twier
has
been
receiving
 around
20
million
unique
visitors
to
the
site
each
 month,
according
to
some
analyAcal
sources.

 •  Formed
in
2004,
Flickr
now
hosts
more
than
3.6
 billion
user
images.

 •  Universal
McCann
reports
that
77%
of
all
acAve
 internet
users
regularly
read
blogs.

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    6. What
is
the
Buzz
about? •  Facebook has grown from 100 million to 200 million users in less than 8 months. Traffic to Facebook has grown 314% in a year. •  Social Networking is now more popular than email, according to Nielsen Online’s latest research. 66.8% of Internet users have social networks, while only 65.1% have used email. •  YouTube reached 100 million monthly viewers in the US in March 2009, 6.3 billion videos were viewed on the site. •  YouTube will serve 75 billion video streams to 375 million unique visitors in 2009. ©
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    7. More Background Info •  Twitter’s yearly growth rate is 1,382%. According to Nielsen Twitter currently has 7 million unique visitors. If it keeps grown at this rate, it’ll have 100 million visitor same time next year. •  LinkedIn has more than doubled size in the past year, reaching more than 15.8 million people in the US, ranking third, behind facebook & myspace. •  Digg has 36 million unique visits in March 2009 and is still growing. ©
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    8. The
Social
Media
Engagement
Spectrum
 •  Social
Media
Engagement
means
more
than
just
building
pages.

It
 means
understanding
where
your
clients/customers/employers
are,
 and
going
to
them.

 Ignore Watch React Engage Leverage Drive • Let anyone write • Keep an eye on • Respond to • Provide • Push stories to • Run message anything customers negative attacks resources for influencers and and comment • Don’t track • Track changes in • Correct factual bloggers to get fans boards for metrics customer errors data images and • Keep content customer groups • Allow comps to perception • Stop comps from quotes current with news • Maintain and post nasty • Monitor comps in gaining share of • Identify and info grow thought- comments space voice influencers • Let community leadership • Don’t identify • Use social media • Compare • Create active have first look at presence where it influencers to understand competitors and competitive commercials and matters most landscape analyze partners analysis strategy other creative • Develop & drive • Utilize a blog to • Reach out to key industry blogs complement bloggers that put “traditional” PR & company in Comm efforts positive light Page
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    9. Our
5
Core
Principles
for
Social
Media
Campaigns
 1.  Value
–
Don’t
“Market”,
Instead
Publish
Content
 that
Helps
Those
Important
 2.  Ethics
–
Never
Bend
“The
Rules”…
and
First
 Understand
Them
By
Community
and
Site

 3.  Transparency
–
Personal
and
Professional
 Openness
 4.  Authen8city
–
Be
Consistent,
Passionate,
and
 CommiNed
to
Your
Industry
(not
just
your
brand)
 5.  Focus
–
Do
The
Right
Things
Well
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    10. Types
of
Social
Media
MarkeAng
 One
to
 Personal
ConnecAons
and
CommunicaAons
 One
 One
to
 Individually
broadcasted
content
plus

 Many
 “The
Brand
Called
Me/Us”
 Many
 Affinity‐based,
geographically
agnosAc
networks
of
like‐ To
 minded
people
helping
each
other
 Many
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    11. Social
Media
ApplicaAons
You
Know
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    12. And
a
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more….
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    13. Top
Trafficked
US
Sites
(Q1
2009)
 1. Google 11. AOL 2. Yahoo! 12. Blogger 3. Facebook 13. Amazon 4. YouTube 14. Go 5. MySpace 15. CNN 6. MSN 16. Microsoft Corporation 7. Windows Live 17. Flickr 8. Wikipedia 18. ESPN Sportszone 9. Craigslist 19. Photobucket 10. eBay 20. Twitter ©
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    15. Social
Networks:
The
Heavyweights
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    16. Twier:
“Geeks,
Marketers,
and
Rich
Guys”
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    17. Oprah
Tweets!
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    18. Social
Networks:
The
Next
Tier
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    19. UGC
Sites:
YouTube
and
the
30
Dwarves
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    20. Photo
Sharing
and
More
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    21. Bookmarking
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    22. A
Wealth
of
OpportuniAes
Past
the
Big
Brand
Names

 You
are
enabled
to
beer
understand
your
brand
equity
online
–
and
empower
 consumers
to
drive
brand
awareness
and
engagement
online,
across
the
enAre
 Social
Media
Web
 Consumer Forums Product Review Music / Social Networking Digital Image Industry Blogs Sites Podcasting Twitter Sites Communities Help & How-to Forums Professional and Brand Networks Wikis Widgets Aggregators / Crowd-sourced Social Viral Video Sites Content Sites Bookmarking & Blogs Site Sharing ©
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    24. As
soon
as
you
leave
a
room…
 •  Whether
it’s
an
interview,
sales
call,
pitch,
or
other
 meeAng,
as
soon
as
you
leave,
the
person
you
are
 pitching

is
going
online
to
see
if
the
Internet
 confirms
what
you
just
told
them
about
yourself.
 •  Be
found,
and
be
in
demand,
understood,
and
 connected.

 •  Remain
on
your
own
informaAon
island
and
you’ll
 end
up
sunburned,
hairy
and
lonely.
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    25. Social
Media
for
Discoverability
 •  Managing
“discoverability”
–
making
sure
those
 looking
for
you
or
your
business
can
find
you
where
 they
are
most
frequently
looking
 ▫  Personal
/
professional
Profile
sites
 ▫  Relevant
social
networks
 ▫  Google
Directories
(for
Google
search
results)
 ▫  Live
Search
Directories
(for
Live
Search
results)
 •  “PR
through
Self
Publishing”
 ▫  Power
of
your
own
Blog
 ▫  Power
of
commenAng
on
other
people’s
blogs
 ▫  Maintaining
shared
/
bookmarked
content
of
relevance
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    26. How
Does
Social
Media
Affect
SEO
/
Site
 Discoverability
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    27. Discoverability:
Personal
Example
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    29. Strengths
and
Weaknesses
 Strengths:
 • Free
to
build:
Facebook
accounts
are
free
to
set
up
and
there
is
no
 subscripAon
fees
to
kept
the
page
live.

 • Facebook
Pages
are
indexed
in
search
engines:
increasing
the
likelihood
of
 folks
finding
your
organizaAon
through
a
Google
search.
 • A
Page
can
have
mul8ple
administrators:
This
means
maintaining
a
page
 can
be
shared
by
many
people
both
internal
and
external.
 • Analyze
Traffic:
Facebook
Insights
track
data
on
visitors.
 • No
Fan
Limits:
There
are
no
limits
to
the
number
of
fans
you
can
have
on
a
 page.
 • Ability
to
send
messages
and
updates
to
all
your
fans
at
once:
Fans
 receiving
those
messages
can
easily
forward
the
message
OR
post
the
 message
to
their
Facebook
Wall.
 • Tabs
have
their
own
URL:
You
can
set
a
tab
as
the
default
landing
page
for
 when
users
find
your
Facebook
Page.
You
may
also
choose
any
tab
to
be
the
 landing
Page
for
off‐site
promoAon.
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    30. Strengths
and
Weaknesses
 Weakness:

 • Limita8ons
to
customizing:
Facebook
limits
the
changes
to
 addiAon
of
modules
and
applicaAons
but

does
not
allow
 modificaAon
to
page
structure.
 • Pages
cannot
post
to
fan
Profiles:
Although
they
can
post
 updates
or
send
email
to
fans
the
profile
cannot
directly
post
to
 a
fans
wall.
 • Membership
has
its
privileges:
User
have
to
be
a
Member
of
 Facebook
to
be
able
to
interact
with
page.
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    32. Channel
Background
 •  From
Feb
‘08
–
Feb

‘09,
Twier
grew
1,382%
During
 the
same
Ame
Facebook
grew
228%
 •  4
categories
of
Twier
accounts:
 ▫  Personal
‐
“I’m
eaAng
a
sandwich”
 ▫  Celebrity
‐
“I’m
Shaq,
I’m
big”
 ▫  Companies
/
customer
service
–
“Product
is
available
here…”
 ▫  News
–
“I‐90
bridge
closed
for
repairs”
 •  Goals
and
objecAves
 ▫  Define
Twier
 ▫  How
to
use
Twier
(search,
analyAcs…)
 ▫  How
can
you
learn
from
Twier
 ▫  Tweet
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    33. Strengths
and
Weaknesses
 ▫  Channel
strengths
   Real
Ame
news
   Customer
loyalty
and
personal
connecAon
to
brands
   Able
to
disseminate
informaAon
easily
   Easy
to
use
as
a
tool
to
find
internet
trends
   140
character
limit
 ▫  Channel
weaknesses
   140
character
limit
(do
people
want
to
say
more)
   Tech‐savvy
channel
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    34. Strength:
Companies
and
Brands
 •  Zappos
(@zappos)










Comcast
(@comcastcares)






Google(@google)
 •  Why
do
They
Tweet?
 ▫  Monitor
conversaAon
around
product
 ▫  Can
directly
engage
with
customers
/
resolve
problems
 ▫  Gain
and
retain
fans
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    35. Strength:
Source
for
News
 CNN
(@cnn)














King5(@King5seale)






WSDOT
(@wsdot)
 •  Why
do
they
tweet?
 ▫  Social
media
presence

 ▫  Maintain
reputaAon
 •  Compe88on
 @scearley - Blocking signs are old tunnel warning signs. Will remove once we are sure the ▫  Every
user
 new ones work. learn more: http://bit.ly/RAtlt   Direct,
instant,
unfiltered
news
 •  Hudson
Plane
Crash
–
First
pictures
were
posted
on
twier
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    36. Tools
We
Use
 •  What
is
the
value
of
your
twier
account?
 ▫  Twier
Grader
 ▫  TwierCounter
 ▫  TweetStats
 •  A
Corporate
way
to
Tweet
 ▫  CoTweet
   Manage
mulAple
accounts
with
one
tool
   Click
Tracking
–
bit.ly
 •  Desktop
ApplicaAons
 ▫  TweetDeck
 ▫  Twhirl
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    37. Best
PracAces
–
Extremely
Personal
 •  People
relate
to
this
brand
because
they
can
be
fun
 and
personal
with
it
 •  Tony,
the
CEO
of
Zappos,
tweets
personal
tweets
as
 well
as
business
tweets.
 •  The
TwitPic
of
their
tweet
stream
here
is
off…
 ▫  This
picture
got
79
retweets!
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    38. Who
not
to
tweet
like?
 •  There
are
3
levels
of
engagement
in
Twier
 ▫  Content
pusher
(usually
only
works
if
you’re
a
news
source
like
 @CNNbrk)
 ▫  Content
pusher
+
some
fun
pictures
and
more
engaging
tweets
 ▫  @reply
people
when
a
team
member
gets
a
chance
+
above
categories
 ▫  
Highly
engaging
tweets
(quesAons
and
contests
and
content
and
pics)
 +
@replying
everone
in
a
quick
fashion

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    39. Channel
Background
 •  133,000,000
–
number
of
blogs
indexed
by
 TechnoraA
since
2002
 •  346,000,000
–
number
of
people
globally
who
read
 blogs
(comScore
March
2008)
 •  900,000
–
average
number
of
blog
posts
in
a
24
hour
 period
 •  77%
‐
percentage
of
acAve
Internet
users
who
read
 blogs
 •  Whether
it’s
large
or
small,
there’s
a
conversaAon
 venue
out
there
talking
about
your
brand
or
about
 your
space
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    40. Strengths
and
Weaknesses
 •  Blog
and
Forum
strengths
 ▫  Equally
balanced
between
messaging
and
listening
 ▫  Measurability
is
enhanced
through
listening
tools
 ▫  Ability
to
create
and
culAvate
a
brand
culture
 ▫  Die‐hard
groups
already
dedicated
to
your
brand
or
 space
 •  Blog
and
Forum
weaknesses
 ▫  Die‐hard
groups
opposed
to
your
brand
or
space
 ▫  The
blogosphere
grows
exponenAally
(hard
to
contain)
 ▫  Once
your
message
is
out
there,
it’s
out
there
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    41. Blog
Playorms
 •  www.wordpress.com
 •  www.blogger.com
 •  Also:
www.squarespace.com
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    42. Tips
and
Tricks
for
Your
First
Blog
 •  Register
and
build
with
a
different
name
and
email
 •  Test,
write,
test,
write,
play

 •  Blogging
is
supposed
to
be
a
fun
way
to
share
your
 thoughts.

If
it’s
not
fun,
don’t
do
it.
 •  Build
a
blog
roll
that
shows
off
your
favorite
blogs
 •  Comment
on
other
people’s
blogs
when
they
write
 something
interesAng
 •  Link
to
other
blogs
you
like
and
provide
a
brief
synopsis
 of
their
story.
 •  Make
sure
to
name
photos
with
proper
SEO
tags:

i.e
 “Andy
Boyer
@
Sounders
Game,”
not
“DSC_0043”


 •  Look
at
other
people’s
source
code
to
figure
out
how
 they
did
something
you
want
to
try.
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    44. LinkedIn
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    45. Channel
Background
 •  LinkedIn
is
a
professional
network;
individuals,
organizaAons,
 companies
and
groups
can
use
LinkedIn
as
an
effecAve
 engagement
tool.
 •  This
a
great
tool
for
boards
and
volunteers
to
organize,
 members
to
have
discussion
groups
and
a
way
for
your
 organizaAon
to
parAcipate
in
a
community
of
similar
 organizaAons
by
asking
and
answering
quesAons
about
your
 programs
or
for
industry‐related
issues.
LinkedIn
has
very
high
 Search
Engine
OpAmizaAon,
so
company
and
professional
 profiles
show
high
results
in
Google
or
Bing
search
results.

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    46. Channel
Background
 •  The
channel
is
primarily
used
by
professional
 individuals:
creaAng
profiles
for
career
development,
 engaging
in
groups
and
discussions,
posAng
quesAon
 and
answers
and
developing
relaAonships
through
 career
advice.
 •  LinkedIn
works
on
a
network‐
those
who
you
know
 and
are
connected
with
are
1st
degree,
the
people
 they
know
are
2nd
degree
and
the
people
those
 people
know
are
3rd
degree.
The
goal
is
to
be
 connected,
share
and
receive
informaAon
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    47. Trends
 •  LinkedIn
is
a
global
network
of
over
42
million
professionals
from
every
 country
around
the
world,
with
approximately
half
of
the
our
member
base
 outside
the
United
States
(hp://blog.linkedin.com/page/2/)
 •  Linkedin’s
audience
has
shi_ed
younger,
with
the
18‐24,
and
25‐35
year
old
 segments
both
growing
by
nearly
15%.
This
was
also
during
a
period
of
 massive
overall
site
growth
driven
at
least
parAally
by
an
influx
of
younger
 visitors.
 •  Nearly
90%
of
all
LinkedIn’s
Traffic
is
55
or
younger.
(Compete)
 •  As
of
May
2009
LinkedIn
has

 



more
than
40
million
members

 



and
more
than
300,000
user

 



groups.
(hp://blog.linkedin.com)
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    48. Strengths
and
Weaknesses
 •  Channel
strengths
 •  Channel
weaknesses
 ▫  Connect
with
professionals
 ▫  Weaknesses
 ▫  Have
a
sense
of
authority
 ▫  Standard
page
set
up
not
open
 ▫  Highly
transparent‐
 to
branding
 engagement
is
linked
to
 ▫  Company
profiles
have
limited
 professional
profiles
 applicaAons
(compared
to
 individual
profiles)
 ▫  High
search
visibility
 ▫  Group
profiles
have
limited
 ▫  Strong
research
tool
 applicaAons
(compared
to
 ▫  Good
for
message
promoAon
 individual
profiles)

 and
listening
and
monitoring
 ▫  No
built
in
measurement
tools
 ▫  Vanity
URL’s
available
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    49. Tips
 •  Use
professional
communicaAon
eAquee
 •  Use
individual
profiles
to
broadcast
blogs,
reflect
 brand,
conduct
outreach
 •  Post
quesAons,
answer
quesAons
and
update
your
 discussion
regularly‐
by
being
acAve
you
will
be
 considered
knowledgeable
 •  Be
authenAc
–
this
site
requires
more
transparency
 than
most
due
to
the
professional
relaAonship
of
the
 connecAons,
be
authenAc
 •  Build
your
profile
to
the
fullest
capacity‐
it
will
rank
 high
in
Search

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    50. Best
PracAces
–
Microso_
Office
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    51. Best
PracAces
–
NWEN
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    52. Other
Social
Media
Channels
and
Tools
to
 Explore
and
Play
With
 Some
of
these
may
work
for
some
people
and
not
others.
 It’s
all
personal
preference.
 •  Slideshare.net
 •  Flickr.com
 •  Biznik.com
 •  Ning.com
 •  Wetpaint.com
 •  Naymz.com
 •  Google
Profile
 •  Google
Alerts
 •  Tweet
Deck
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You.
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