Marketing. I didn’t use that word in title of the workshop because I thought it would scare people off, so I created the phrase “Modern Day Pamphleteering” to give it a more “Revolutionary” feel and be more attractive. Which brings me to my first tip…
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Type of Marketing
Branding
Direct Response
Relationship
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Anatomy of an Ad
Headline
Benefit/Feature (WIIFM)
Call to Action
These elements will be needed in almost everything you put out to the public
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Social Media
The Internet Web 2.0
Faster Growth than any other trend, ever!
Faster than TVs entering the home
Faster than People buying computers themselves
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Flock Browser
The web browser for Social Media!
Based on Firefox
Free and Open Source
Helps you manage your Social Media, as well as browse the web.
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Social Networking Sites
Focus
Connecting with old and new friends
Sharing with like-minded people in groups
Huge traffic
Becoming “the Internet” for many people
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Facebook.com
Huge Community, recently opened up beyond the college community
We’ll come back to Facebook and do some live exploring
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com MySpace.com
Bigger than Facebook, but probably not for long
Many of the same elements as Facebook
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com LinkedIn.com
Devoted to business focus
Helping people network their business contacts for:
leads
getting a job
consulting
etc.
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Social Bookmarking Sites
Focus
Simple way to record Your Favorites online
See the websites chosen by others
Drive group-think
Tagging, “folksonomy”
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Digg.com
Digg an article or a page
The more people who “Digg” a page, the more likely it will be promoted to the front page of Digg (and other search engines, too!)
The Digg Effect
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Technorati.com
Search Engine for Blogs
When a person posts to a blog, it can “ping” Technorati and tell the search engine that there is new information to be indexed
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Del.icio.us
Early social bookmarking tool
Allows people to see what others are bookmarking and what’s popular
Drives new trends, awareness, and group-think
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Reddit.com
Very similar to the others
Focuses on what’s new and popular online
Learns what you like as you vote on links and submit your own
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com StumbleUpon.com
Gives you a toolbar where you can rate pages with a Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down
Provides a button that allows you to be served up a random page based on your interests that many people have given Thumbs Up to
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Content-Sharing Sites
Focus
Gather user-generated content
Share your knowledge/thoughts with others
Considered viable source by many
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Wikipedia.org
The Grand Master of them all
WikiLeaks.la
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com HubPages.com
Allows you to build a webpage called a “HubPage” around your interests
They will share the profits with you for the advertising on your page
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Sqidoo.com
Similar to HubPages, but allows you to build a webpage called a “lens”
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Gather.com
100’s of user-generated articles
Great place to write your “opinion articles”
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Flickr.com
One of the photo-sharing sites
Allows you to post your photos and share them with the world
Huge Audiences
and growing every day
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Twitter.com
Allows you to put in up to 140 characters about whatever you’re doing
Has tools that will then publish this information to your Facebook or other pages
Even can send your “twitter” as text message to your friend’s cell phones
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com YouTube.com
Focus
Gather and show user-generated video
Hugely popular – replacing television for some
Most content is entertaining, but how-to videos are growing rapidly
Allows you and others to put videos on other websites
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Urth.TV
Video Sharing Site focused on Environmental Issues
Owned by my Sister and Husband’s company
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com GreenMaven.com
Another site owned by my Sister and Husband’s company
Search Engine for finding all things “Green”
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Blogging and Podcasting
Blog = Web + Log
Focus
Ease of use – quick and easy posting
“ Normal people” can easily communicate through the web
Bloggers are developing audiences and influencing purchasing and other opinions
The Pentagon is worried about Bloggers
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Blogging and Podcasting
DailyKos.com
Started by Markos Moulitsas
As a veteran, Moulitsas was offended that the freedoms he pledged his life for were so carelessly being tossed aside by the reckless and destructive Republican administration.
BradBlog.com
Started by Brad Friedman
Brad is an investigative citizen journalist/blogger, political commentator and broadcaster.
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Mobile Tools
Focus
Making participatory media mobile
Instant access
Fully emergent
Dozens of new ways to interact with your cell coming online
Right now, subsets of the media shown here
Allow you to publish to your blog from your cell phone
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Exploring Facebook
Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com Thank You
Don’t Beat Yourself Up!
There are plenty of others who will do that for you. LOL
Don’t Get Overwhelmed! :-o
Just do something everyday.
Don’t “Should” On Yourself! ;-)
Just focus on one thing at a time, doing first things first.
Common Sense Download printable and audio versions from www.Neighbors4Peace.org/books/Common_Sense Steve Wickham • WickwoodOnline.com
Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin, and other Founding more
Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin, and other Founding Fathers and Mothers created the American Revolution in large part by writing and distributing their ideas with pamphlets. This presentation covers ways you can become a modern day pamphleteer using today's technology like your computer, your video camera, your cell-phone, and of course copy-machines! Link for Free electronic text and audio versions of Thomas Paine's Common Sense at the end. less
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