The document discusses the history and popularity of social media. It provides statistics on how people use various social media platforms like Twitter, wikis, blogs, forums and social networks. Examples of popular social media sites mentioned include Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. The document advocates using social media to connect with others, listen to customers, lead conversations and innovate through collaboration.
The Top 10 Most Socially Marketable Tennis AthletesAdobe
Marketers considering sports-related endorsements could use the social clout of athletes as a key selection criteria for sponsorship opportunities, according to Adobe Digital Index (ADI), which just released its Wimbledon 2015 analysis.
The Importance Of Ethics In Social Media In Marketing&Advertising 03 10 09Karl Kasca
The Importance of Ethics in Social Media in Marketing and Advertising was a presentation given to Mark Stern's Ethics in Marketing & Advertising class at UCLA Extension on March 10, 2009. This presentation shows why it's important to be ethical when using Social Media and Social Networking. The necessity of using disclosure, transparency, authenticity, and trust for those marketing on the web is emphasized. A variety of social media and social networking examples are shown.
Blog posts on AttractMoreVisitorsblog.com:
1) The Importance of Ethics in Social Media in Marketing and Advertising blog post: http://snipurl.com/hmyvo .
2) How to Use a Slideshare Presentation to get Top Ranking in Google search - Case Study:
http://snipurl.com/ggw03 .
A talk I gave at the IT Summit 2007 Conference "Learning in a Digital Age" in Saskatoon, SK. May 1, 2007. The audio of my talk can be found at my website: http://ideasandthoughts.org
The Top 10 Most Socially Marketable Tennis AthletesAdobe
Marketers considering sports-related endorsements could use the social clout of athletes as a key selection criteria for sponsorship opportunities, according to Adobe Digital Index (ADI), which just released its Wimbledon 2015 analysis.
The Importance Of Ethics In Social Media In Marketing&Advertising 03 10 09Karl Kasca
The Importance of Ethics in Social Media in Marketing and Advertising was a presentation given to Mark Stern's Ethics in Marketing & Advertising class at UCLA Extension on March 10, 2009. This presentation shows why it's important to be ethical when using Social Media and Social Networking. The necessity of using disclosure, transparency, authenticity, and trust for those marketing on the web is emphasized. A variety of social media and social networking examples are shown.
Blog posts on AttractMoreVisitorsblog.com:
1) The Importance of Ethics in Social Media in Marketing and Advertising blog post: http://snipurl.com/hmyvo .
2) How to Use a Slideshare Presentation to get Top Ranking in Google search - Case Study:
http://snipurl.com/ggw03 .
A talk I gave at the IT Summit 2007 Conference "Learning in a Digital Age" in Saskatoon, SK. May 1, 2007. The audio of my talk can be found at my website: http://ideasandthoughts.org
Sustainable Social Media For The Green MarketerPark Howell
If you're in the green marketing business and you're interested in social media, then this PowerPoint is for you. Park Howell's presentation on social media 101 for the green marketing industry was recently featured at the annual Arizona Landscape Nursery Association SHADE conference in Phoenix. The PowerPoint presentation offers a way to ramp up your marketing without the expense using online social media, including online statistics and case studies.
Twitter for Music at MIDEM in Cannes, FranceLeslie Poston
Slides from my MIDEM presentation on leveraging Twitter for music
Note: In 2010 we changed our company name from Uptown Uncorked to Magnitude Media to better reflect the wide variety of clients we serve.
Presentation given by Todd C. Mason, President of CU Village, on how credit unions can use the social web to better serve and communicate with their members.
Presentation given on 13th May 2009 at the Victorian Tourism Conference. It details the online social environment in Australia, cool travel social media campaigns and sites and the rules of engagement for social media.
(July 22, 2010) Presentation from the third day of the Social Media Boot Camp at US Pacific Command, Camp HM Smith, Oahu [cc] http://www.socialmediabootcamp.com
The Basics of Social Media Marketing Waunakee Chamber Lunch N Learn 5-12-2009Jonny Buroker
Jonny Buroker, an Internet Consultant with WSI - We Simplify Internet Marketing, presented The Basics of Social Media Marketing to a group of Waunakee Chamber of Commerce members during a Lunch 'N Learn on May 12, 2009. The purpose of the presentation was to introduce members to SMM and the power of such tools as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Alerts, blogging, and several others.
Final EEC 2010 Social Media Workshop DeckMike Corak
Social Media Workshop deck presented by Mike Corak of Mighty Interactive and www.digitalmarketingstrategy.com, Jason Baer of www.convinceandconvert, and DJ Waldow blue sky factory at the EEC 2010 conference. Social media, social media strategy, social media planning, social media tactics, social media blog, social media advertising, social networking
Why Before How: Developing Successful Social Media Strategy and Synergistic I...DJ Waldow
The extremely high interest in social media is well-placed. Used correctly, social media can transform the relationship between brands and their customers. But, the social media gold rush has ushered in a largely tools-focused mentality, that dictates you "must get on Twitter immediately" (among other nonsense).
Social media is a long putt, not a tap-in, and crafting a reasonable, sustainable, measurable strategic plan is critical to maintaining sanity and success.
Perhaps more than any other component of communications, social media cannot stand alone. It is inherently impacted by all other marketing tactics. Thus, integrating your social media efforts closely with your email, search marketing, public relations, advertising, and other programs is essential.
In this timely, invigorating, 1/2 day workshop, participants learned precisely how to create social media strategic plans in 7 steps, how best to measure social media success, and how to create cross-marketing synergies between social media and other channels.
Led by Jay Baer, one of the country's foremost social media writers and trainers (and author of the Convince & Convert blog on social media strategy), this workshop featured real-life B2B and B2C case studies presented by social media and email experts from Blue Sky Factory, and from award-winning digital agency Mighty Interactive.
Jay Baer, Founder, Convince & Convert
DJ Waldow, Director of Community, Blue Sky Factory
Mike Corak, Director of Interactive Services, Mighty Interactive
Why Before How: Developing Successful Social Media Strategy and Synergistic I...Blue Sky Factory
The extremely high interest in social media is well-placed. Used correctly, social media can transform the relationship between brands and their customers. But, the social media gold rush has ushered in a largely tools-focused mentality, that dictates you "must get on Twitter immediately" (among other nonsense).
Social media is a long putt, not a tap-in, and crafting a reasonable, sustainable, measurable strategic plan is critical to maintaining sanity and success.
Perhaps more than any other component of communications, social media cannot stand alone. It is inherently impacted by all other marketing tactics. Thus, integrating your social media efforts closely with your email, search marketing, public relations, advertising, and other programs is essential.
In this timely, invigorating, 1/2 day workshop, participants learned precisely how to create social media strategic plans in 7 steps, how best to measure social media success, and how to create cross-marketing synergies between social media and other channels.
Led by Jay Baer, one of the country's foremost social media writers and trainers (and author of the Convince & Convert blog on social media strategy), this workshop featured real-life B2B and B2C case studies presented by social media and email experts from Blue Sky Factory, and from award-winning digital agency Mighty Interactive.
Jay Baer, Founder, Convince & Convert
DJ Waldow, Director of Community, Blue Sky Factory
Mike Corak, Director of Interactive Services, Mighty Interactive
As the Networking Motivator (tm) and the Chief Networking Officer of a large West Coast chamber of commerce, Beth Bridges has used social media to encourage members and friends to network more and to network for better results. This presentation was giving to the Weblink International Summit in Indianapolis in September 2010. If you would like to have Beth speak to your organization on this topic or on The Five Part Networking Success Plan (tm), contact her through Facebook (www.Facebook.com/BethBridges) or LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/bethbridges)
This three hour social media seminar was given to the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce. It covers the basics of where social media came from, how your website and email list fits, and how to use social media for your small business or nonprofit.
Sustainable Social Media For The Green MarketerPark Howell
If you're in the green marketing business and you're interested in social media, then this PowerPoint is for you. Park Howell's presentation on social media 101 for the green marketing industry was recently featured at the annual Arizona Landscape Nursery Association SHADE conference in Phoenix. The PowerPoint presentation offers a way to ramp up your marketing without the expense using online social media, including online statistics and case studies.
Twitter for Music at MIDEM in Cannes, FranceLeslie Poston
Slides from my MIDEM presentation on leveraging Twitter for music
Note: In 2010 we changed our company name from Uptown Uncorked to Magnitude Media to better reflect the wide variety of clients we serve.
Presentation given by Todd C. Mason, President of CU Village, on how credit unions can use the social web to better serve and communicate with their members.
Presentation given on 13th May 2009 at the Victorian Tourism Conference. It details the online social environment in Australia, cool travel social media campaigns and sites and the rules of engagement for social media.
(July 22, 2010) Presentation from the third day of the Social Media Boot Camp at US Pacific Command, Camp HM Smith, Oahu [cc] http://www.socialmediabootcamp.com
The Basics of Social Media Marketing Waunakee Chamber Lunch N Learn 5-12-2009Jonny Buroker
Jonny Buroker, an Internet Consultant with WSI - We Simplify Internet Marketing, presented The Basics of Social Media Marketing to a group of Waunakee Chamber of Commerce members during a Lunch 'N Learn on May 12, 2009. The purpose of the presentation was to introduce members to SMM and the power of such tools as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Alerts, blogging, and several others.
Final EEC 2010 Social Media Workshop DeckMike Corak
Social Media Workshop deck presented by Mike Corak of Mighty Interactive and www.digitalmarketingstrategy.com, Jason Baer of www.convinceandconvert, and DJ Waldow blue sky factory at the EEC 2010 conference. Social media, social media strategy, social media planning, social media tactics, social media blog, social media advertising, social networking
Why Before How: Developing Successful Social Media Strategy and Synergistic I...DJ Waldow
The extremely high interest in social media is well-placed. Used correctly, social media can transform the relationship between brands and their customers. But, the social media gold rush has ushered in a largely tools-focused mentality, that dictates you "must get on Twitter immediately" (among other nonsense).
Social media is a long putt, not a tap-in, and crafting a reasonable, sustainable, measurable strategic plan is critical to maintaining sanity and success.
Perhaps more than any other component of communications, social media cannot stand alone. It is inherently impacted by all other marketing tactics. Thus, integrating your social media efforts closely with your email, search marketing, public relations, advertising, and other programs is essential.
In this timely, invigorating, 1/2 day workshop, participants learned precisely how to create social media strategic plans in 7 steps, how best to measure social media success, and how to create cross-marketing synergies between social media and other channels.
Led by Jay Baer, one of the country's foremost social media writers and trainers (and author of the Convince & Convert blog on social media strategy), this workshop featured real-life B2B and B2C case studies presented by social media and email experts from Blue Sky Factory, and from award-winning digital agency Mighty Interactive.
Jay Baer, Founder, Convince & Convert
DJ Waldow, Director of Community, Blue Sky Factory
Mike Corak, Director of Interactive Services, Mighty Interactive
Why Before How: Developing Successful Social Media Strategy and Synergistic I...Blue Sky Factory
The extremely high interest in social media is well-placed. Used correctly, social media can transform the relationship between brands and their customers. But, the social media gold rush has ushered in a largely tools-focused mentality, that dictates you "must get on Twitter immediately" (among other nonsense).
Social media is a long putt, not a tap-in, and crafting a reasonable, sustainable, measurable strategic plan is critical to maintaining sanity and success.
Perhaps more than any other component of communications, social media cannot stand alone. It is inherently impacted by all other marketing tactics. Thus, integrating your social media efforts closely with your email, search marketing, public relations, advertising, and other programs is essential.
In this timely, invigorating, 1/2 day workshop, participants learned precisely how to create social media strategic plans in 7 steps, how best to measure social media success, and how to create cross-marketing synergies between social media and other channels.
Led by Jay Baer, one of the country's foremost social media writers and trainers (and author of the Convince & Convert blog on social media strategy), this workshop featured real-life B2B and B2C case studies presented by social media and email experts from Blue Sky Factory, and from award-winning digital agency Mighty Interactive.
Jay Baer, Founder, Convince & Convert
DJ Waldow, Director of Community, Blue Sky Factory
Mike Corak, Director of Interactive Services, Mighty Interactive
As the Networking Motivator (tm) and the Chief Networking Officer of a large West Coast chamber of commerce, Beth Bridges has used social media to encourage members and friends to network more and to network for better results. This presentation was giving to the Weblink International Summit in Indianapolis in September 2010. If you would like to have Beth speak to your organization on this topic or on The Five Part Networking Success Plan (tm), contact her through Facebook (www.Facebook.com/BethBridges) or LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/in/bethbridges)
This three hour social media seminar was given to the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce. It covers the basics of where social media came from, how your website and email list fits, and how to use social media for your small business or nonprofit.
PowerPoint does not have to suck. Great presentations have nothing to do with luck. Don't leave the people saying what the heck. Don't make them suffer through another death by PowerPoint trainwreck.
Social media and data analytics are coming together to create a new world - one that combines human creativity with information technology to deliver power beyond imagination.
A presentation I gave on April 17th at Dayton, Ohio law firm Sebaly, Shillito, & Dyer on the need to utilize social media. Much of the value of this came from discussion around the applications of social media in the legal field, but the slides at least give a general feel for the conversation. Enjoy
3. So what makes Social Media so special? Social Networking – Special Sauce Recipe 2 cups listening 1 cup creative thought 1 dash technical skill 1 pound respect
39. Launch Date August 2003 February 2004 May 2003 Users >100 MM >130 MM >30 MM 2008 Revenue $ 850 MM $ 350 MM $100 MM Alexa Rank 7 5 190 Valuation $ 3.25 Billion $ 3.75 Billion $ 1 Billion
61. If I were running a company today, I would have one priority above all others: to acquire as many of the best people as I could. - Jim Collins, Good to Great
62. People want to do business with their friends. – Jeffrey Gitomer, Little Red Book of Selling
63. Get someone else to speak on your behalf. - Robert B. Cialdini, Yes!
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65. Product development is hard. Why not let your customers help you with it? -Charlene Li, Josh Bernoff Groundswell
People are talking. Are you part of the conversation? Social Media offers you the opportunity to better understand, engage, and satisfy the wants and needs of other human beings. In doing so, these sites represent one of the most powerful ways to grow your business. In this presentation my goal is to provide you with a basic understanding of social networks. To do so I plan to: * Offer you information about the history, growth, and current state of social media platforms. * Provide an overview of some popular and emerging social media applications and technologies * Provide insights as to how you can effectively use these tools to build valuable personal and professional relationships with other human beings From the business community, to political officials, to colleagues and students, friends and family, People today are highly connected, highly empowered, and highly informed. Social media plays a huge role in the way in which people obtain and process information. This technology is about connecting people in multi-dimensional ways. You can either choose to understand how Social Media operates and tap into the knowledge of millions of human beings to improve nearly every facet of your life, or you can choose to ignore Social Networks... all the while hoping that the rest of the world decides to do the same. Going forward from today, you will have a better understanding of the growing importance of Social Media. It is my hope that this will convince you to invest more time and effort in utilizing these amazing tools to your advantage.