Este documento presenta datos relevantes de las redes sociales; identifica las más relevantes y los usos que tienen, especialmente para el marketing.
Acaba con una serie de recomendaciones y tácticas a seguir para poder aprovecharlas al máximo.
3. Nominee for Nobel Peace Prize
• The Internet was nominated to the Nobel
Peace Prize for promoting dialogue, debate
and consensus through communication.
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4. Why You Should Care
• eMarketer estimates by 2011 one-half of all
Internet users will use social networking
regulary.
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5. Why You Should Care
• It’s not just for kids
– In 2008, 43% of the U.S. adult population used
online social networking at least once a month.
That figure will rise to 49% in 2011.
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6. Why You Should Care
• It’s still a lot of teens though
– 83% of US teens today use social networks
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7. Why You Should Care
• Advertising Spend
– $2.1 Billion spent on social media in 2008
– $4.1 Billion social media spend by 2011
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8. What is Social Media?
• Social Network
• User Generated Content (UGC)
• Social Bookmarking
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9. Social Network
• Online communities of people who share
interests and activities,
• … or who are interested in exploring the
interests and activities of others.
• Examples: Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn,
Orkut
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10. User Generated Content (UGC)
• Or Consumer Generated Media (CGM)
• Defined: Media content that is publicly
available and produced by end-users (user).
• Usually supported by a social network
• Examples: Blogs, Micro-blogs, YouTube video,
Flickr photos, Wiki content, Facebook wall
posts, Second Life…
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11. Social Bookmarking
• A method for Internet users to store, organize, search,
and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet
with the help of metadata.
• Based on communities;
– The more people who bookmark a piece of content, the more
value it is determined to have.
• Examples: Digg, Del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, and Reddit,
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12. Social Media Principles
• Who you are
– Personalization
• Who you know
– Brows network
• What you do
– Generate an activity stream
– Share an activity stream
– Process an activity stream
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13. Generate an activity stream
• Automatic
– Google History, Google Analytics
• Blog
• Micro-blog
– Twitter, yammer, identi.ca
• Mailing groups
– Google groups
• Social network tools
– Facebook, Digg, FriendFeed
28. Tactics for Any Budget
• Host a blog
• Participate on industry leading blogs and
conversations
• Host or sponsor a podcast
• Host/participate on discussion boards
• Try Viral video
• Create a group on a social network
• Run media on a social network
• Add social bookmarking links to your content
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29. Best Practices
• Attempt to leverage an existing social networks.
• Avoid creating your own network surrounding your brand:
• Experiment with creating networks catering to specific
audiences or special interests, not brands
• Listen and study the community before you enter the
discussion
• Converse and don’t shout
• Be prepared to relinquish control of the brand
• Be honest and transparent about your involvement
• Learn through experimentation
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Editor's Notes
Delicious: we are saved by 128 people. Yet, we don’t necessarily facilitate this.
Digg: #1 result was NIU, #2 was “The Obama I know” by Sunstein w/ 2579 diggs.
72 Million internet users are using social networks. That number is expected to climb to 105 Million.
1 in 4 internet users is on MySpace
According to Facebook, their page views surpassed Google last year.
comScore reports Facebook is the 6th most trafficked site on the net
The average user is spending 20 minutes at a time on site.
Adults are catching up with the trends
Face has 250,000 new registrations per day with the over 18 demographic as the fastest growing user segment
14 Million teens are social network users
That will climb to 18 million
The uptake is decreasing as the demographic is getting saturated.
Social networks experienced a 150% increase in media spend this year.
These are what most people think of when it comes to social media.
Social Networks usually begin with catering to a specific audience and, in the case of MySpace and Facebook, open to the general public when they hit critical mass.
These are the three most popular social networks.