The document outlines a communication plan for social media presence on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest and a blog. The plan details goals, target audiences, types of content, and tone for each platform. The overarching goals are to attract followers and customers, spread brand awareness and create value for users. Twitter will be used to share interesting links and industry news with a personal tone. Facebook will allow a more personal look inside the company with photos and tips to engage followers. YouTube, Pinterest and the blog will feature additional content to educate and empower users. The tone across all channels aims to portray the company personality and build emotional connections with audiences.
Introducing 200 Social Media Marketing Tactics. Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about tips on choosing which social media site to use, tips on getting started with a social media site, tips on keeping subscribers glued to your account, tips on_ using multimedia content, tips on using language, tips on how to expand the reach of your social media account, tips on using Facebook, tips on using Twitter, tips for safety, tips on involvements you should avoid, tips on maintaining/improving the credibility of your social media account, tips on measuring and improving the effectiveness of your social media account, tips on coming up with a_ good content, tips on unique ways to deliver your message, tips on dealing with competition, tips on financing your social media account and tips on making your social media account user friendly.
This document provides an overview of how businesses can use Pinterest to grow. It describes Pinterest as a visual social networking site where users create boards and pin images. The document then outlines a 7 step process for businesses to get started on Pinterest, which includes signing up, creating boards and pins, integrating with other social networks, adding a button to websites, socializing on Pinterest, and getting creative with boards. Tips are also provided for maximizing interactions and engagement on Pinterest.
Sample of Social Media Content Planning for Social Media Managers. Content Planning for various Social Media Sites: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin.
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The document discusses the author's growing online identity across multiple social media platforms. It describes her profiles on About.Me, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, explaining how each is used and what identity she presents. Her Twitter handle refers to her journalistic background and keeps her surname private. On Facebook, she connects with family and friends and shares photos and social updates. Her LinkedIn profile needs updating to better reflect her ongoing career across publishing and teaching.
Supernova Media presents Pinterest 101. Includes do's and don'ts for business! Pinterest is a social photo sharing website and app where users can create and manage theme-based image collections in the format of a virtual pinboard. Pinterest drove more referral traffic to retailers than Linked In, You Tube and Google+ combined in January 2012.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for marketing purposes. It discusses how to build a list of Twitter followers by setting up your profile with a photo, background, and descriptive bio. It recommends following industry leaders and re-tweeting quality content from others to provide value to your followers. Tools like TweetDeck and Social Oomph are introduced to make managing your Twitter presence easier by scheduling tweets and automating some functions. The overall goal is to use Twitter to grow your business by developing relationships and sharing useful information with your follower base.
Introducing 200 Social Media Marketing Tactics. Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about tips on choosing which social media site to use, tips on getting started with a social media site, tips on keeping subscribers glued to your account, tips on_ using multimedia content, tips on using language, tips on how to expand the reach of your social media account, tips on using Facebook, tips on using Twitter, tips for safety, tips on involvements you should avoid, tips on maintaining/improving the credibility of your social media account, tips on measuring and improving the effectiveness of your social media account, tips on coming up with a_ good content, tips on unique ways to deliver your message, tips on dealing with competition, tips on financing your social media account and tips on making your social media account user friendly.
This document provides an overview of how businesses can use Pinterest to grow. It describes Pinterest as a visual social networking site where users create boards and pin images. The document then outlines a 7 step process for businesses to get started on Pinterest, which includes signing up, creating boards and pins, integrating with other social networks, adding a button to websites, socializing on Pinterest, and getting creative with boards. Tips are also provided for maximizing interactions and engagement on Pinterest.
Sample of Social Media Content Planning for Social Media Managers. Content Planning for various Social Media Sites: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin.
Source: https://fsdeskvirtualassistant.wordpress.com
The document discusses the author's growing online identity across multiple social media platforms. It describes her profiles on About.Me, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, explaining how each is used and what identity she presents. Her Twitter handle refers to her journalistic background and keeps her surname private. On Facebook, she connects with family and friends and shares photos and social updates. Her LinkedIn profile needs updating to better reflect her ongoing career across publishing and teaching.
Supernova Media presents Pinterest 101. Includes do's and don'ts for business! Pinterest is a social photo sharing website and app where users can create and manage theme-based image collections in the format of a virtual pinboard. Pinterest drove more referral traffic to retailers than Linked In, You Tube and Google+ combined in January 2012.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for marketing purposes. It discusses how to build a list of Twitter followers by setting up your profile with a photo, background, and descriptive bio. It recommends following industry leaders and re-tweeting quality content from others to provide value to your followers. Tools like TweetDeck and Social Oomph are introduced to make managing your Twitter presence easier by scheduling tweets and automating some functions. The overall goal is to use Twitter to grow your business by developing relationships and sharing useful information with your follower base.
This document provides guidance on using various social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and social media management tools. Some key points covered include:
- Twitter focuses on concise, shareable updates while Facebook emphasizes images and engaging followers directly.
- Google+ functions similarly to the original Facebook timeline and can help with search engine optimization.
- Tools like Hootsuite, SocialBro, and Agora Pulse help schedule, analyze, and improve posts across multiple networks.
- Features like hashtags on Google+ can increase visibility, while Facebook insights and boosting help target specific audiences.
- Consistency, relevant content, and understanding each platform's audience are important for effective social media use.
This document provides a Twitter 201 presentation on advanced Twitter strategies and best practices. It discusses how to define Twitter goals, find people to follow, engage in conversations, use links and hashtags, manage a large follower base, and leverage mobile and third-party Twitter applications. The presentation emphasizes building relationships, transparency, focusing conversations, and maintaining a balance of promoting your business and engaging with others. It concludes by stressing an open mindset and sharing valuable information with your Twitter community.
The document provides an overview of popular social media platforms and tips for using them for business purposes. It discusses statistics and demographics for platforms like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr. Key advice includes engaging customers, adding value through posts, and using social media to build relationships rather than directly sell products. Regular posting and participation in conversations is encouraged over simply creating accounts.
This document outlines a social media plan of action to more effectively promote events and increase involvement among college women. It establishes the student corner blog as the central home base to drive traffic to other accounts. Goals include increasing Instagram followers through consistent, appealing posts like "Conservative Woman Wednesday" and "Motivation Monday." Events will utilize hashtags to encourage questions and engagement. Overall, the plan aims to create an online presence that appeals to millennial women by being both informative and relatable.
The document provides tips for creating an editorial calendar and planning tweets. It recommends scheduling tweets at least 3 times per day using tools that allow queueing tweets. The best times to tweet are mid-afternoon on weekdays when most of the target audience is active. Content should aim to be authentic, generous, and useful by sharing things like photos, links, posts reflecting the brand, and curated content. Sources for content include social networks, staff/customers, blogs, offline materials, and current events.
This document provides 10 tips for ramping up social networking activities to maximize business benefits. It recommends making social media engagement part of your daily routine by checking profiles and interacting with others' posts. It also suggests adding connections, creating and sharing compelling content, using hashtags, and leveraging platforms like Facebook pages, ads, and Instagram to expand reach and drive traffic. The overall message is that consistent, quality participation on major social networks can help boost business development and sales.
The document provides instructions for using Pinterest to market a business. It explains that Pinterest and photos are favored by Facebook and Google algorithms, allowing content to spread widely and rank highly in search results. It outlines five steps: 1) Understanding Pinterest's power, 2) Setting up a profile, 3) Pinning content, 4) Making it easy for people to connect, and 5) What not to do, such as overt self-promotion. The goal is to subtly share visually appealing content related to one's niche or products to engage Pinterest's large audience.
Understanding how to effectively use social media is a crucial skill in today’s workplace. When done well, social media activities can lead to new connections, professional opportunities, and more. This presentation will identify best practices for using LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to help you take your professional and personal brands to the next level.
This document provides a summary of various digital marketing activities carried out as part of a postgraduate degree in digital marketing. Section one details testing the effectiveness of Instagram and Pinterest for marketing fashion products. Instagram was found to be more effective for driving consumer interactions and purchases. Section two outlines blogging about music topics using different styles, finding list and link blogs most popular. Section three discusses an email marketing campaign to promote the music blog. Prize incentives and reminders increased blog traffic. Section four involves gamifying Dublin's bike sharing system to encourage use. The final section outlines working in a team for an AdWords campaign for a nutritional supplement company. Overall, the portfolio showcases different individual and group digital marketing projects and lessons learned.
This document analyzes the use of social media like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs for small and medium scale businesses and discusses related security issues. It finds that social media provides an effective way for smaller businesses to do e-marketing and promotion. While useful for networking and branding, security must be maintained to protect personal and business information. Facebook is seen as the most effective platform for e-marketing due to its large user base and customizable advertising options.
A 2014 beginner's guide to Twitter Marketing for brands and small businesses, full of hints and tips to make Twitter work for you, the Social Marketer.
The document discusses various social media platforms and their benefits and cons for businesses. Regarding LinkedIn specifically, it summarizes that LinkedIn is the most business-appropriate social network discussed. It allows people to find business connections, showcase skills and work experience to find new jobs or business opportunities. Companies can also create profiles to let potential job seekers learn about them and see who in their network works for that company. Unlike other platforms, LinkedIn does not aim to find customers for businesses but rather help businesses and individuals find and connect with each other.
This document outlines an agenda and presentation on using Twitter for marketing. The presentation covers:
1. Defining objectives and setting up a Twitter profile for branding.
2. Developing strategies for content on Twitter to engage audiences and build relationships.
3. Best practices for using hashtags, retweeting, and lists to join conversations and track topics on Twitter.
4. Tips on finding followers and keeping a balanced following ratio to maximize results from Twitter marketing.
Social Media – Are You Doing it Effectively?Monster
Are you interested in learning ways to increase overall business performance using social media? Look no further than this presentation from Monster.com.
Social media has become a major part of how businesses connect with customers and promote their brands. The document discusses the growth and reach of various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs. It emphasizes that businesses need a social media presence to remain visible to customers and should engage with potential customers on these platforms through regular posting of updates, responses to comments, and relationship building. Finally, the document recommends businesses sign up for accounts on key social media sites and be active on a daily basis to start seeing benefits for their business.
This document provides tips on how to connect and work with bloggers and influencers. It discusses the advantages of networking with bloggers, including gaining backlinks, collaborating in the same field, and learning from social mentions. It then provides specific tips on how to connect with bloggers by commenting on their blogs, reaching out directly, interacting on social media, and participating in online communities. The document emphasizes that networking takes effort but can be very beneficial for content creators and marketers.
The document provides guidance for small businesses on using Twitter to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses how one small bookstore owner used Twitter to save her struggling store. The document then outlines how to get started on Twitter, including the anatomy of a tweet, designing a business profile, and bringing personality to tweets. It also offers tips on engaging an audience by listening first, developing a business voice, tweeting regularly, and sharing content that others will want to retweet or share.
Pinterest can be a great way to spread awareness of your business and
its products. Many people use this social networking site for business
and non-business uses. However, before jumping in to Pinterest to
market your business, you may want to consider some of the
following steps.
The document describes a job opening for a Digital Marketing Campaign Optimization Analyst. The role would be responsible for optimizing integrated, multi-touch digital marketing campaigns on a global scale for a client transforming into a digital company. Key responsibilities include managing campaign optimization, collaborating with analytics teams to generate insights, monitoring performance, presenting recommendations, and coaching local markets. The ideal candidate would have 4+ years of experience in digital marketing, analytics, and campaign optimization along with skills in data analysis, presentations, and stakeholder management.
This document outlines a digital and social media plan for a new barbecue restaurant called Billy Joe's BBQ Pit Stop (BJBPS) located in Tallahassee, Florida. It includes details on three marketing campaigns to engage the local community, encourage customer referrals, and take advantage of the target audience's interests. Campaign 1 involves a sauce naming contest on Facebook and Instagram promotions. Campaign 2 offers discounts for customer referrals and shares customer photos on the restaurant wall. Campaign 3 holds a "Sports Week" event with games and a football legend signing to build brand awareness. Goals, tactics, and metrics are provided to measure the effectiveness of each campaign.
Thesis luxury digital communication in chinaCaroline DAM
The subject is an attempt to find an answer to the situation of the luxury industry in China, where communication and marketing are facing the evolutions of innovation and digitalization. It aims at bringing solutions to the distress of the actual luxury communication challenge to maintain the brand loyalty and keep drawing a new clientele, by taking into account the market alteration in terms of purchasing ways and needs.
This document provides a situation analysis and digital marketing campaign proposal for Innocent Drinks. It analyzes Innocent's target audience and customers, competitors, partners and influencers, and performs a SWOT analysis of their own digital marketing. The document recommends segmenting and targeting customers aged 5-45 who are health conscious. It suggests reinforcing Innocent's existing brand positioning of being premium, natural, convenient and healthy while subtly moving into promoting health benefits. The proposal recommends measuring key performance indicators to evaluate the campaign's objectives and business goals.
This document provides guidance on using various social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and social media management tools. Some key points covered include:
- Twitter focuses on concise, shareable updates while Facebook emphasizes images and engaging followers directly.
- Google+ functions similarly to the original Facebook timeline and can help with search engine optimization.
- Tools like Hootsuite, SocialBro, and Agora Pulse help schedule, analyze, and improve posts across multiple networks.
- Features like hashtags on Google+ can increase visibility, while Facebook insights and boosting help target specific audiences.
- Consistency, relevant content, and understanding each platform's audience are important for effective social media use.
This document provides a Twitter 201 presentation on advanced Twitter strategies and best practices. It discusses how to define Twitter goals, find people to follow, engage in conversations, use links and hashtags, manage a large follower base, and leverage mobile and third-party Twitter applications. The presentation emphasizes building relationships, transparency, focusing conversations, and maintaining a balance of promoting your business and engaging with others. It concludes by stressing an open mindset and sharing valuable information with your Twitter community.
The document provides an overview of popular social media platforms and tips for using them for business purposes. It discusses statistics and demographics for platforms like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr. Key advice includes engaging customers, adding value through posts, and using social media to build relationships rather than directly sell products. Regular posting and participation in conversations is encouraged over simply creating accounts.
This document outlines a social media plan of action to more effectively promote events and increase involvement among college women. It establishes the student corner blog as the central home base to drive traffic to other accounts. Goals include increasing Instagram followers through consistent, appealing posts like "Conservative Woman Wednesday" and "Motivation Monday." Events will utilize hashtags to encourage questions and engagement. Overall, the plan aims to create an online presence that appeals to millennial women by being both informative and relatable.
The document provides tips for creating an editorial calendar and planning tweets. It recommends scheduling tweets at least 3 times per day using tools that allow queueing tweets. The best times to tweet are mid-afternoon on weekdays when most of the target audience is active. Content should aim to be authentic, generous, and useful by sharing things like photos, links, posts reflecting the brand, and curated content. Sources for content include social networks, staff/customers, blogs, offline materials, and current events.
This document provides 10 tips for ramping up social networking activities to maximize business benefits. It recommends making social media engagement part of your daily routine by checking profiles and interacting with others' posts. It also suggests adding connections, creating and sharing compelling content, using hashtags, and leveraging platforms like Facebook pages, ads, and Instagram to expand reach and drive traffic. The overall message is that consistent, quality participation on major social networks can help boost business development and sales.
The document provides instructions for using Pinterest to market a business. It explains that Pinterest and photos are favored by Facebook and Google algorithms, allowing content to spread widely and rank highly in search results. It outlines five steps: 1) Understanding Pinterest's power, 2) Setting up a profile, 3) Pinning content, 4) Making it easy for people to connect, and 5) What not to do, such as overt self-promotion. The goal is to subtly share visually appealing content related to one's niche or products to engage Pinterest's large audience.
Understanding how to effectively use social media is a crucial skill in today’s workplace. When done well, social media activities can lead to new connections, professional opportunities, and more. This presentation will identify best practices for using LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to help you take your professional and personal brands to the next level.
This document provides a summary of various digital marketing activities carried out as part of a postgraduate degree in digital marketing. Section one details testing the effectiveness of Instagram and Pinterest for marketing fashion products. Instagram was found to be more effective for driving consumer interactions and purchases. Section two outlines blogging about music topics using different styles, finding list and link blogs most popular. Section three discusses an email marketing campaign to promote the music blog. Prize incentives and reminders increased blog traffic. Section four involves gamifying Dublin's bike sharing system to encourage use. The final section outlines working in a team for an AdWords campaign for a nutritional supplement company. Overall, the portfolio showcases different individual and group digital marketing projects and lessons learned.
This document analyzes the use of social media like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs for small and medium scale businesses and discusses related security issues. It finds that social media provides an effective way for smaller businesses to do e-marketing and promotion. While useful for networking and branding, security must be maintained to protect personal and business information. Facebook is seen as the most effective platform for e-marketing due to its large user base and customizable advertising options.
A 2014 beginner's guide to Twitter Marketing for brands and small businesses, full of hints and tips to make Twitter work for you, the Social Marketer.
The document discusses various social media platforms and their benefits and cons for businesses. Regarding LinkedIn specifically, it summarizes that LinkedIn is the most business-appropriate social network discussed. It allows people to find business connections, showcase skills and work experience to find new jobs or business opportunities. Companies can also create profiles to let potential job seekers learn about them and see who in their network works for that company. Unlike other platforms, LinkedIn does not aim to find customers for businesses but rather help businesses and individuals find and connect with each other.
This document outlines an agenda and presentation on using Twitter for marketing. The presentation covers:
1. Defining objectives and setting up a Twitter profile for branding.
2. Developing strategies for content on Twitter to engage audiences and build relationships.
3. Best practices for using hashtags, retweeting, and lists to join conversations and track topics on Twitter.
4. Tips on finding followers and keeping a balanced following ratio to maximize results from Twitter marketing.
Social Media – Are You Doing it Effectively?Monster
Are you interested in learning ways to increase overall business performance using social media? Look no further than this presentation from Monster.com.
Social media has become a major part of how businesses connect with customers and promote their brands. The document discusses the growth and reach of various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs. It emphasizes that businesses need a social media presence to remain visible to customers and should engage with potential customers on these platforms through regular posting of updates, responses to comments, and relationship building. Finally, the document recommends businesses sign up for accounts on key social media sites and be active on a daily basis to start seeing benefits for their business.
This document provides tips on how to connect and work with bloggers and influencers. It discusses the advantages of networking with bloggers, including gaining backlinks, collaborating in the same field, and learning from social mentions. It then provides specific tips on how to connect with bloggers by commenting on their blogs, reaching out directly, interacting on social media, and participating in online communities. The document emphasizes that networking takes effort but can be very beneficial for content creators and marketers.
The document provides guidance for small businesses on using Twitter to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses how one small bookstore owner used Twitter to save her struggling store. The document then outlines how to get started on Twitter, including the anatomy of a tweet, designing a business profile, and bringing personality to tweets. It also offers tips on engaging an audience by listening first, developing a business voice, tweeting regularly, and sharing content that others will want to retweet or share.
Pinterest can be a great way to spread awareness of your business and
its products. Many people use this social networking site for business
and non-business uses. However, before jumping in to Pinterest to
market your business, you may want to consider some of the
following steps.
The document describes a job opening for a Digital Marketing Campaign Optimization Analyst. The role would be responsible for optimizing integrated, multi-touch digital marketing campaigns on a global scale for a client transforming into a digital company. Key responsibilities include managing campaign optimization, collaborating with analytics teams to generate insights, monitoring performance, presenting recommendations, and coaching local markets. The ideal candidate would have 4+ years of experience in digital marketing, analytics, and campaign optimization along with skills in data analysis, presentations, and stakeholder management.
This document outlines a digital and social media plan for a new barbecue restaurant called Billy Joe's BBQ Pit Stop (BJBPS) located in Tallahassee, Florida. It includes details on three marketing campaigns to engage the local community, encourage customer referrals, and take advantage of the target audience's interests. Campaign 1 involves a sauce naming contest on Facebook and Instagram promotions. Campaign 2 offers discounts for customer referrals and shares customer photos on the restaurant wall. Campaign 3 holds a "Sports Week" event with games and a football legend signing to build brand awareness. Goals, tactics, and metrics are provided to measure the effectiveness of each campaign.
Thesis luxury digital communication in chinaCaroline DAM
The subject is an attempt to find an answer to the situation of the luxury industry in China, where communication and marketing are facing the evolutions of innovation and digitalization. It aims at bringing solutions to the distress of the actual luxury communication challenge to maintain the brand loyalty and keep drawing a new clientele, by taking into account the market alteration in terms of purchasing ways and needs.
This document provides a situation analysis and digital marketing campaign proposal for Innocent Drinks. It analyzes Innocent's target audience and customers, competitors, partners and influencers, and performs a SWOT analysis of their own digital marketing. The document recommends segmenting and targeting customers aged 5-45 who are health conscious. It suggests reinforcing Innocent's existing brand positioning of being premium, natural, convenient and healthy while subtly moving into promoting health benefits. The proposal recommends measuring key performance indicators to evaluate the campaign's objectives and business goals.
This document provides a digital marketing campaign plan for Innocent Drinks using the RACE framework. It includes a situation analysis with an audience and customer analysis, competitor benchmarking, and a SWOT analysis. Objectives for the campaign include increasing online revenue contribution, acquiring new digital customers, and engaging current customers. Key performance indicators to measure the objectives include increases in website page views, social media engagement rates, and app downloads/interactions. The proposed tactics include search engine marketing, digital advertising, social media marketing, email marketing, optimizing the customer journey and experience on the app and website.
An Assessment Framework for Strategic Digital Marketing EffectivenessSaurabh Kaushik
This document provides an overview of a project that proposes and tests an assessment framework to analyze an organization's digital marketing strategies and effectiveness. The framework is based on a comprehensive digital marketing strategy and planning process.
To test the framework, the author conducted an online survey and consulting exercise with an organization to gather market data and analyze strategic digital marketing parameters like KPIs and ROI. The analysis found that most companies are effective at reaching and engaging customers digitally but fail to convert and nurture them for long-term relationships.
The assessment framework is meant to provide management with a dashboard view of digital marketing performance and enable course corrections to digital strategies. It uses a five-phase planning approach and the RECN strategic framework of
As part Global Marketing Management Module with Lecturer Mahabubur Rahman, we were tasked to develop a strategic international marketing plan for an actual firm. Our company of choice was Xiaomi, a private Chinese tech company that have taken the smartphone industry by storm in the last 5 years, becoming The world's 3rd largest smartphone distributor in 2014 and the world's most valuable tech start up.
The international marketing plan involved the development of a strategic plan for Xiaomi entering fast growing emerging market of Brazil. The global marketing plan addressed the adjustment of Xiaomi's marketing strategies to adapt to conditions on entering the Brazilian market.
Digital Marketing Campaign Proposal for Massimo Dutti, New YorkAnyarat Priyawat
- Zara is a clothing retailer established in 1985 in Spain and owned by Inditex Group. It has over 521 stores across 47 countries.
- While known for its European style, Zara seeks to expand its presence in the US by opening two new stores in New York City and Washington DC.
- To increase its brand awareness and store traffic, Zara should utilize a paid digital marketing strategy that includes social media partnerships, influencer events, and targeted local promotions to attract new customers.
Starbucks aims to promote its healthy food and drink options to reach a new demographic of healthy eaters. The proposed digital marketing strategy has three components: social media marketing on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, internet marketing through Google AdWords and Facebook ads, and a mobile app and text message program. The year-long campaign aims to position Starbucks as a healthy establishment and will measure success through engagement metrics and coupon redemption rates with a total budget of $1,775,000.
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Social media allows you to interact and share ideas through your online social graph. Popular social media platforms include Facebook for personal connections, LinkedIn for professional networking, and Twitter for microblogging. On these platforms you should maintain a professional image, actively engage with your connections by commenting and posting relevant updates, and link your accounts together for increased visibility. Foursquare is a location-based service that allows you to share your location with friends. To get the most from LinkedIn, maintain a complete profile, join relevant groups, connect with others, request and provide recommendations, and link your Twitter account to share updates. Books like Crush It and Socialnomics provide guidance on using social media effectively.
Social Media Skills to Set You Apart | Lia HabermanLia Haberman
Lia Haberman presents tips for using social media to establish authority and influence online for career purposes. She discusses aligning profiles across platforms for consistency, following industry leaders, regularly posting valuable content using hashtags sparingly, occasionally tagging others, and creating Instagram stories. The goal is to provide value to others and build your online reputation through thoughtful engagement and sharing on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram and other sites.
PurcoSA2014 WeCollaborateSA Strategic Social Media for Sellerscherylannsmith
The purpose of this presentation is to help marketers and brands create a social media strategy that caters to their target community, with thought starters on how to be outstanding.
Strategic Social Media for Sellers
This document discusses strategies for using social media to communicate with communities. It considers creating a single Twitter account or Facebook page to coordinate environmental messaging across localities and departments. Using hashtags could link the accounts to specific places. The goals are to educate people about environmental issues, boost civic pride, highlight the city's good work, and connect with local networks to collaborate on resolving issues. Engagement could be increased by sharing others' content, asking questions, and posting at peak audience times.
This document discusses using social media to build relationships and loyalty. It emphasizes identifying passionate evangelists to spread positive word of mouth through storytelling, sharing knowledge, and adding value. Key steps involve finding evangelists who want to talk about the company, giving them reasons to share, and helping spread the word through social networks, events, and online communities. Success is measured by increased community participation and engagement that can be converted into more business and revenue over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides tips for non-profit organizations to effectively use social media. It recommends developing a social media plan by identifying key platforms and goals based on the target audience. It stresses the importance of consistently sharing engaging content like photos and videos to start conversations and drive people to action. Regular analysis of analytics is also advised to evaluate effectiveness and make adjustments. While social media requires resources, the document provides free tools and emphasizes engaging the whole organization to reduce the workload.
How to Grow Your Twitter Following Organically with Valuable Content.pdfSocially Savvy
In a world where social media platforms dominate our daily lives, Twitter stands out as a powerful and influential platform for connecting with like-minded individuals, sharing thoughts, and even promoting your brand or business. Whether you're an aspiring influencer, a business owner, or simply someone who wants to expand their digital footprint, the number of followers you have on Twitter can make a significant difference.
But here's the catch: while it's tempting to seek quick fixes, shortcuts, or even resort to buying followers, the key to building a meaningful and engaged Twitter following lies in doing it organically, through the creation and sharing of valuable content.
In this blog, we're going to delve deep into the art of cultivating a Twitter following that not only grows steadily but also consists of genuinely interested and engaged followers. We'll explore the strategies, tips, and tactics that can help you harness the full potential of this dynamic platform, all while maintaining authenticity and integrity.
The document discusses various social media platforms for marketing purposes. It provides information on setting up and using platforms like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Flickr and Instagram to build a brand's online presence and engage with audiences. For each platform, it outlines key steps like creating business pages and profiles, posting quality content regularly, using hashtags and ads to expand reach and connect with potential customers. The overall aim is to leverage social media for business success and lead generation.
You can't truly build your own brand – or your client’s for that matter – unless you include Twitter in your social mix. Even if your goal is not to reach all 330 million active users, on some level you need to engage in conversations – and learn valuable information – by mastering the ins and outs of the Twitterverse. At the October 6 IPRA lunch, you will learn from Rachel Adler, a master social media strategist with the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, on how to use Twitter to define your digital persona and improve your professional reputation in PR, as well as brand yourself, communicate & reach the right audience.
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Connector Corner: Seamlessly power UiPath Apps, GenAI with prebuilt connectorsDianaGray10
Join us to learn how UiPath Apps can directly and easily interact with prebuilt connectors via Integration Service--including Salesforce, ServiceNow, Open GenAI, and more.
The best part is you can achieve this without building a custom workflow! Say goodbye to the hassle of using separate automations to call APIs. By seamlessly integrating within App Studio, you can now easily streamline your workflow, while gaining direct access to our Connector Catalog of popular applications.
We’ll discuss and demo the benefits of UiPath Apps and connectors including:
Creating a compelling user experience for any software, without the limitations of APIs.
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Speakers:
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Communication plan for social media
1. ONCE UPON A TIME IN STOCKHOLM
Communication plan for
social media
Once upon a time in Stockholm
2012-07-16
Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, Pinterest, Blog
2. Content
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3. Twitter
GOAL
To make relevant people follow us and spread our brand. The base of followers that we build on
Twitter will make us attractive to our primary target group and result in new business as well as a
tool to create value for our customers.
WHO
Our primary target group indirectly, and our secondary target group directly.
WHAT
Twitter is where we can share content that we think benefit our users and update our followers
about what´s going on.
Interesting and useful links
Things that concern once upon a time on a professional level
Occasionally fun stuff
Things that relates to our WHY (to make people understand what we stand for)
HOW
We are going to use Twitter for qualitative and personalized content. Every tweet must be
customized to our personality – we will never tweet a recommended link or anything else for that
matter without adding our personal touch to it. It should be obvious in the users unconsciously mind
that the content was recommended by us.
If we succeed with that we are creating an emotional bond between us and the users since she will
look at us and the content that we share through the same glasses. We will show who we are by
sharing things that we would like to be associated with.
Twitter is the channel where we prove that we are good at trends and up to date. It is by
communicating according to our personality that we will give our knowledge in trends its edge. By
using Twitter with a personal communication tone we will make the user look at us more as a person
than a company which probably will result in a greater chance of loyalty.
We should also show our sense of humor in our communication. Not like ridiculously funny, but we
should try to show our users that we have a sense of humor and a distance to ourselves because this
will make us more personal and trustworthy.
WHY
Because Twitter is a powerful tool when it comes to creating followers. Our primary target group is
following people that they admire and have the same interests as they do. If we can attract these
people, who are our secondary target group, we will attract our primary target group as well.
TONALITY
The communication on Twitter will be professional but also personal.
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4. Facebook
GOAL
To plant a seed in potential followers and customers minds that can grow and lead to relations that
results in awareness, likings and eventually new business.
WHO
The same as Twitter - our primary target group indirectly (as individuals), and our secondary target
group directly.
WHAT
Facebook is where we get more personal when it comes to content. On Twitter we will share things
that have a more professional aspect; on FB we will share stuff that can be associated with us as a
company:
Advices and tips
Content that educates, entertains and empowers our followers to keep them engaged and
coming back for more
What is going inside the office
Photos of the office and us when we´re working
HOW
We want to create the image of a positive atmosphere so that people will like us for our personality,
for who we are. We will always make personal, human updates, even if the posts concern external
content. It is how we say it that makes us who we are. Facebook is where we communicate causal.
We should contact and communicate with persons that have some kind of interest in us. Not in a
direct, obvious way, but using a lead that has nothing to do with us as a company.
If we make the user interested in us without
us trying to rape him with sales and
promotion, she will look us up anyway. If we
are personal we will show our real side. We
should engage in conversations and keep
them going – true engagement happens in
the “back and forth”. So our strategy for
Facebook is to connect on a personal level,
prepare the terrain and make the user
intrinsically curious so that he will take the
first step by himself.
WHY
Because FB is the user’s arena and even our primary target group is humans sometimes. According to
the small target group analysis, the decision makers used FB for leisure. Therefore we should try to
reach them the same way as we try to reach our secondary target group and make them a part of our
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5. base of followers. If we succeed with that, we will be able to approach the decision makers in a
natural way since we already have a relation with them.
TONALITY
The communication on Facebook will be causal.
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6. Youtube
GOAL
To make people curious and aware of that we can do great stuff.
WHO
Our second target group first and our first target group second.
WHAT
Case movies
Tutorials
Webinars
HOW
We should comment and rate others work. Doing so might awake a curiosity about who we are. Also
we could contact people that doing cool stuff related to our business and partner up with them on
Youtube. Our tone on Youtube should be pretty relaxed, just like in the other medias. By embedding
our Youtube videos in our blog we may get more traffic to our Youtube platform.
We could have a schedule for when we are releasing videos other than our work to make the
customer return a habit. Also, we have to use the comment function and create an interaction with
our users. Perhaps ask for ideas that could build on the video that we´ve published? Would be a
great way to engage and if the user have helped, we could acknowledge her on all social medias.
Makes us look close to the users.
WHY
As I see it, there are two reasons for being active on Youtube. The first is obvious – to spread our
work. The second reason, and closely related to the first one, is to build a crowd of fans that like our
work. The important thing is that we are creating stuff to help our followers. Because if they feel that
we really are trying to help them, they will help us back and become ambassadors for our brand. This
is how we should build our crowd not only on Youtube, but in all social media.
TONALITY
The communication on Youtube will be a mix of causal and professional.
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7. Pinterest
GOAL
To make people like the things we do. If we manage to do that they will follow us, affect their
buddies and generate a base of followers that makes us attractive.
WHO
Our secondary target group.
WHAT
Pictures that represents us, our vision and our brand personality. It could be beautiful design,
products, quotes, and other things that inspire us and that inspire our followers.
HOW
We always pin the work we have done, both pictures and videos. Pinterest is an opportunity to show
our users what we like and let them take part of it. We should try to add a visual element to
everything we post, making it pinable.
WHY
Pinterest is a strong tool for driving traffic. We can use Pinterest to publish our videos; since its fewer
videos than images, it is easier to distinguish ourselves by pinning our videos and at the same time
drive more traffic. Pinterest is also good for founding out our target groups interests, and to find the
influencers of those fields. We can also use Pinterest as some kind of "focus group" where we can
test our design and see how people respond; who repins what? In the same way we can see what
users are pinning from our competitors' sites.
TONALITY
The communication on Pinterest will be causal.
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8. Blog
GOAL
To drive traffic to our website, feed them with things that they find interesting and make them
return. To conclude; give our followers useful and qualitative content that makes them look up to us
and want to return the favor.
WHO
Our primary and secondary target group. If we can keep the same quality as the users that our
primary target group follows, then we will attract our primary target group as well. Just like on
Twitter and FB.
WHAT
Build unique, interesting articles on trends and facts and add our own analyses to it.
Articles
Analyses of articles
Posts about our work
The same type of qualitative content that we share as links on Twitter
HOW
The analyses will show how we think and that we are clever. We will seem to be able to take the
proven facts and build upon them, making us seem innovative and trend conscious. We can integrate
our own work with general content that is interesting to our target group. What does the influencers
and our potential clients want to read about? The blog should communicate with the readers and
aim to start a discussion. More discussions lead to more comments and more traffic, which leads to a
higher brand awareness and a chance to show our talent.
WHY
A good blog drives traffic to the website and gives our followers an insight in our agency. This is
where we show our knowledge to the world without bragging about it for both our primary and
secondary target group.
TONALITY
The communication on our blog will be mostly professional, but also to some extent causal.
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