Intro to Social Media, Social Media Tools, Social Media Campaign
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This document provides an introduction to social media and outlines steps for creating an effective social media campaign. It defines key terms like social media and campaigns. It then discusses measuring success through setting small, measurable goals. The document reviews popular social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr and provides best practices for using each platform. It stresses the importance of listening, engaging audiences, and adapting campaigns based on metrics. Finally, it outlines a six-step process for developing a social media campaign plan.
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Intro to Social Media, Social Media Tools, Social Media Campaign
- 1. Introduction to Social Media Social Media Tools Social Media Campaign Prepared for the Sonoma County Peer Outreach Coalition
- 2. Purpose of Today To help you formulate your own social media campaign, and to be knowledgeable in the tools used to support your campaign.
- 4. What is Social Media? What is a Social Media Campaign? Fact or Crap Game! Measuring Success WebQuest of Social Media Campaigns Social Media Landscape
- 5. Worlds Collide Account Sign Up Facebook Twitter Steps to Creating a Campaign Plan Next Steps
- 6. What is Social Media?
- 7. WikipediA "a term used to describe the type of media that is based on conversation and interaction between people online. Where media means digital words, sounds & pictures which are typically shared via the internet and the value can be cultural, societal or even financial."
- 9. "a term used to describe the type of media that is based on conversation and interaction between people online. Wheremedia means digital words, sounds & pictures which are typically shared via the internet and the value can be cultural, societal or even financial."
- 17. What is a Campaign?
- 18. What is a Campaign? a campaign is a marketing effort to sell, promote, raise awareness
- 19. …to sell, promote, raise awareness… of what?
- 20. What is a Social Media Campaign? A social media campaign is marketing "X" USING social media.
- 21. What is Your X?
- 23. Measuring Success When Your Best Isn’t Good Enough
- 24. Determine Small Goals to Achieving Your X Measure Each Goal
- 25. Less is More. Unless You’re Standing Next To The One With More. Then Less Just Looks Pathetic.
- 26. Campaign End World Hunger Small Measurable Goal Raise enough money to feed 50 families in Sonoma County in 30 days. Social Media STRATEGY •Ask daily for donations on 3 sites. •Ask friends to share donor link with 5 people •Share video about family in need. •Feature those that donate on blog daily.
- 27. Common Metrics (metrics is a “fancy” word for stats) Publish/Posting Visits to Pages Shares/Retweets Friends/Followers Unique Visits Referrals (links to you) Subscriptions Click Through Rates Activity/Likes Comments/Posts Donations Surveys/Polls * influence & perception use date ranges
- 28. Metric Tools Agency Built in Tools 3rd Party Apps Reporting facebook google analytics followers referral source bitly Likes referral stats survey monkey views survey gizmo twitter apps facebook apps
- 29. WebQuest! Successful Campaigns Pair Up or Work Individually 10-15min to complete
- 30. Share Back The name and purpose of the campaign. Did you like the campaign? What was the campaign's greatest strength? What was the campaigns greatest weakness? What would you do different? Ideas to steal?
- 31. overview of Social Media Campaign Tools
- 32. What Makes a Piece of Technology Social?
- 33. OMG! Its awesome! Here’s my content! Actually it Sucks! Thanks! two way communication two way communication
- 37. Facebook: 25% of 400 million: 100million MySpace: 42% of 110 million: 46.2 million Bebo: 50% of 12.8 million: 6.4 million Twitter: 20% of 15 million: 3 million
- 38. What Will You Use? Social Publish Discuss Share Microblog Lifestream Network Select tools based upon what you want to accomplish & your audience. Tools HELP you reach your goals, & ultimately X.
- 39. BREAK
- 41. Private vs Professional .
- 42. Signup Accounts facebook.com tumblr.com twitter.com
- 43. http://www.facebook.com/scpoc http://scpoc.tumblr.com http://twitter.com/scpoc Follow http://scpoc.yolasite.com/
- 44. Ways to Attract Fans/Likes Invites Facebook Ads Listen & Respond Like Other Pages Relationships & Partnerships Contests / 500th fan Add links website/blogs/newsletter Add FB address in email/cards
- 45. Promote Your Page - Like Button - Activity Feed - Like Box - Live Stream http://developers.facebook.com/plugins
- 46. Popular Apps WARNING: Don’t just randomly add apps. Links Page Maps Video/YouTube Fan Appz Twitter My Top Fanz Photo/Flickr SlideShare Use Selective Twitter My Countdown FDML DivShare
- 47. Page Examples www.facebook.com / girleffect ONE AFSPnational Unicef SierraClub
- 48. Use same username with other sites Large Logo 200 X 600 3 Posts a Day is Good Ask Fans to Suggest New Members Ask Questions Final Tips Have More Than 1 Admin Have non-admins post/comment Add Google Analytics to Page Use Facebook “insights” Conduct Polls (get temperature/measure) Post photos, videos, links
- 50. Find Organizational Partnerships Learn Social Media Find Resources Share Why ? Learn Content Stay Current Form Relationships
- 52. Twitter Communication Tweet: #tag Reply: @username Mention: via @username Retweet: RT @username Direct Message: DM @username
- 53. Tweet mix of professional w/personal Use hashtags Tips Retweetothers Thank when RT
- 54. Use search tool (review tweets, bios) follow Follow based on current following/followers Reuse content Tips Customize background/profile
- 55. Bubble Tweet TweetDeck Twit Pic Twitter Bitly HootSuite Applications Twitalyzer Twhirl Twtpoll Twinfluence
- 58. GOOD BAD resource affirmation me me How ru? me me me support me
- 59. Because Making It Look Good Now Is More Important Than Providing Adequate Support Later
- 60. Step 1 Define Your X Plan Step 2 Identify Your Audience Step 3 Set Small Measurable Goals to Achieve X Step 4 Strategize • Identify approaches/tools Step 5 Implement Plan Step 6 Assess/Adapt
- 61. Much Work Remains To Be Done Before We Can Announce Our Total Failure To Make Any Progress
- 62. Next Steps?
- 63. Final Questions