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DreamBank Final Slide Deck for Attendees

  1. Don Stanley www.3rhinomedia.com Choosing the Best Social Network FOR YOUR BUSINESS
  2. I’M A … BUSINESS OWNER. MARKETING COACH. COLLEGE EDUCATOR. HI, I’M DON STANLEY
  3. I AM VERY PASSIONATE ABOUT HELPING SOLOPRENEUERS, ENTREPRENEURS, AND BUSINESSES CONNECT WITH THEIR CUSTOMERS & COMMUNITY I’M NOT A TECH GUY…
  4. have you walk out of here FEELING CONFIDENT that (1) you know your audience better and (2) you know which network/s to use to connect with them OUR BIG GOAL
  5. SECTION 1: The Foundation of Successful Social/Marketing SECTION 2: How to Stink at Social SECTION 3: Stages & Goals of Social SECTION 4: Social Platforms SECTION 5: Next Steps ROAD MAP
  6. Foundation SECTION 1: for success starts here
  7. Golden Rule Marketing#goldenrulemarketing
  8. #1 Top Tip comes from this gent
  9. Chris Brogan @ChrisBrogan
  10. BE HELPFUL Chris Brogan @ChrisBrogan
  11. The Bottom Line TRUST results in TRAFFIC results in LEADS result in SALES result in REVENUE + REFERRALS
  12. The Bottom Line TRUST results in TRAFFIC results in LEADS result in SALES result in REVENUE + REFERRALS and you change lives
  13. How to Stink SECTION 2:
  14. How to Stink
  15. What brands do you 💕 on social? Why?
  16. How to Stink
  17. “People do business and refer business to people they KNOW, they LIKE and they TRUST.” Bob Burg, author of The Go-Giver
  18. Are you 💕able on social? If not, start here …
  19. How well … do you know your core customers & community?
  20. SO IMPORTANT BTW, this will be Tweetable …
  21. IF YOU WISH TO PERSUADE ME, YOU MUST THINK MY THOUGHTS FEEL MY FEELINGS AND SPEAK MY WORDS
  22. IF YOU WISH TO PERSUADE ME, YOU MUST THINK MY THOUGHTS FEEL MY FEELINGS AND SPEAK MY WORDS CICERO 3 JANUARY 106 BC – 7 DECEMBER 43 BC
  23. WHAT CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT YOUR AUDIENCE? TAKE 5 1. Who is your core audience? Pareto 2. Why are they on social? Problems 3. How do they use social? Platforms & Time 4. Are your current efforts helping them? RULE: BE HONEST
  24. Goals SECTION 3:
  25. Rate Yourself. Where are you currently overall? With each network? Internal Goals Traction Stage understand the basics of using a digital marketing tool, build skill. Do you understand the culture and language? Momentum Stage get good at consistently using a tool and analyzing the value. How confident and comfortable do you feel with your marketing? Expansion Stage Once you have mastered a tool, you can expand to another platform. Are you ready to expand?
  26. External Goals 1. Branding and Awareness 2. Protecting Your Reputation 3. Building Community 4. Enhancing Public Relations 5. Facilitating Customer Service 6. Driving Research and Development 7. Driving Sales and Leads
  27. Rate Yourself External Goals Beginner Intermediate Advanced Branding and Awareness Reputation Management Building Community Enhancing PR Facilitating Customer Service Driving Research and Development Driving Sales and Leads
  28. Platforms SECTION 4:
  29. “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”
  30. “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication” Leonardo Da Vinci
  31. WHAT IS YOUR BEST TOOL? What did you choose?
  32. FACEBOOK SUMMARY • Demographics: Everyone (1 Billion Active). • Culture: Built on friendships. • Why People Use: to check in a LOT. • How They Use It: sharing, videos and pics are most powerful. • How to Best Connect: video and link posts are currently performing best. And localize! BUT … it’s hard to get through the noise. You might need to rely on ads (almost for sure). Regularly update at first. Provide value daily and interact.
  33. TWITTER SUMMARY • Demographics: Wide Range (560 million users). • Culture: Fast, high-level networking & interaction. • Why People Use: check in on hashtags, trends, it’s the ticker of our era, to converse and network. • How They Use It: jump in and jump out. • How to Best Connect: Listen and follow. Then reach out. Promote others. Also, research. It’s a world-wide focus group. Not as sexy as other networks at the current time, but it has definite value. Not good for long-form content.
  34. YOUTUBE SUMMARY • Demographics: Wide demographics. • Culture: Video watching of course. • Why People Use: entertain & educate. • How They Use It: watching mostly via phone. • How to Best Connect: Niche video content. Video is EXPLODING! Video ranks very high in Google Search. But YouTube videos don’t perform well on Facebook. Upload videos directly into Facebook. Recommend weekly or every other week at minimum if it’s your primary. However, you can supplement your main social network with YouTube effectively.
  35. INSTAGRAM SUMMARY • Demographics: Wide profile of users. • Culture: Intimate experience. • Why People Use: lifestyle, connections and behind- the-scenes. • How They Use It: view images and videos. Connect on a more personal level. • How to Best Connect: Human, behind-the-scenes content. Let people see people and processes. Let them be a part of the business. Owned by Facebook so it has a lot of traction. Not good for long-form content.
  36. LINKEDIN SUMMARY • Demographics: Business & Professionals • Culture: Professional interactions & connections • Why People Use: build and grow their professional connections. • How They Use It: Researching, connecting & sharing knowledge. • How to Best Connect: Listen and follow. Use LinkedIn Pulse to build thought leadership Strong B2B value. Don’t over promote yourself. Don’t share personal stuff without some connection to business. This isn’t the network for that.
  37. PINTEREST SUMMARY Demographics: Heavily Female (buying power) Culture: Aspirations & Goals Why People Use: Curate their dream How They Use It: Creating boards and adding items to their boards. How to Best Connect: Much lower interaction. Create share-worthy pins and boards. Help organize what your core audience wants or dreams of. Very profitable network. But it’s much more solitary as well. Don’t get the huge interaction levels like other networks.
  38. WHAT IS YOUR BEST TOOL? Let’s look at the handout
  39. Day 1: $.01 Two Options: U Choose? Day 1: $1,000,000
  40. Day 1: $.01 Day 11: $10.24 Two Options: U Choose? Day 1: $1,000,000 Day 11: $1,000,000
  41. Day 1: $.01 Day 11: $10.24 Day 15: $163.84 Two Options: U Choose? Day 1: $1,000,000 Day 11: $1,000,000 Day 15: $1,000,000
  42. Day 1: $.01 Day 11: $10.24 Day 15: $163.84 Day 21: $10,485.76 Two Options: U Choose? Day 1: $1,000,000 Day 11: $1,000,000 Day 15: $1,000,000 Day 21: $1,000,000
  43. Day 1: $.01 Day 11: $10.24 Day 15: $163.84 Day 21: $10,485.76 DAY 31: $10,737,418.24 Two Options: U Choose? Day 1: $1,000,000 Day 11: $1,000,000 Day 15: $1,000,000 Day 21: $1,000,000 DAY 31: $1,000,000
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