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Make social media a capability not a campaign:
4 steps to create a sustainable social media program.
Created by: Dirk Shaw, Social Media Strategist

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It seems like everywhere you turn someone is
talking about social media.

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It’s adoption and the volume that people are creating
content has companies scratching their heads on how to
engage in social media.

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The question is no longer shouldwe participate in social
media. It is how do we get started?

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Getting started requires more than simply setting
up outpost on sites like Twitter &Facebook.

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Social media metrics alone are meaningless.

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That is until you can
show which ones led
to achieving business
goals!

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Predicting social media value implies you can repeat a
past success.
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Companies that engage in an uncoordinated manner

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Have difficulties
replicating success.

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Which makes predicting
future value almost
impossible.

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4 steps to a sustainable social media program

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Listen:
Listening to the conversation is as important as
participating.

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Each group will listen and respond to different things
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A marketer may want to know what it’s competition
is doing.

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A product manager will
want to understand how
customers feel about new
products while identifying
latent needs.

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A communications person might want to
understand sentiment.

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To achieve business goals it will require each of
these groups to listen in a synchronized manner.
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Learning: Turn insights into action

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The biggest challenge is acting on what you hear.

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Using monitoring solutions can streamline
collaboration for acting on insights gained from social
media.

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Engaging: Participation should be
informed by listening.

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The number of tools and places for companies to engage with
customers can be overwhelming.

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Many companies simply skip the listening part and jump
right into the conversation.
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This is not the right approach..

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Spending time where customers are not leads to a lack
of results.

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Poor results means less
investment will be made
into social media
programs.

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To avoid this. Define the role of each outpost, how it
supports goals and who will be responsible for it.

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Experimentation and
prototyping is an
essential step to
making anything
repeatable.

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This makes the role of experience planners even
more essential.
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Engaging social experiences integrate websites with
earned media.

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By defining the roles of each outpost AND knowing how
they work together will deliver the most relevant
experience.

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Replicate: Now that you have successfully accomplished
a goal, can you do it again?

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The ability to replicate allows you stop looking thru the rear
view and start predicting future success.

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Innovative companies are not successful because they
came up with a clever idea.

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Innovative companies know how to replicate
success and refine things along the way.

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The same is true with social media. It must
become the way you do business.

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Document each success.
Capture metrics, who was
involved and how you would
do it differently.

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Create guides that enable others to repeat, refine and
mature as the organization grows.

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Sharing success stories is a great way to get others
excited and willing to dedicate resources to social
media.
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Having a vision of
where you're going
allows you
successfully align
social media to goals,
people and
processes.

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Listen:
Listening to the conversation is as important as
participating.

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Learning: Turn insights into action

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Replicate: Now that you have successfully accomplished
a goal, can you do it again?

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Can you replicate social media success?

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