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This presentation looks at "web2" in the context of human experience, suggesting that the social web as extension of "real life" means that it transcends the marketing-biased, "numbered web" hype that has typically surrounded it.
The slides focus particularly on the use of "social web" tools in the enterprise.
I will present these slides at Online Information 4th December 2008. See http://www.online-information.co.uk/online08/seminar_description_ims.html?presentation_id=442 for more information
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Social media is firmly entrenched in our society, both in our professional and personal lives. The way we communicate with each other has changed because of these tools. Understanding what content to share and how the information flows through your network is a critical step in addressing privacy concerns. Old privacy concerns are no longer valid and you may be unintentionally exposing yourself, your family and friends.
This presentation is designed to provide information and frank discussion about the privacy issues surrounding social media. In addition, recommendations for corporate social media policies and the role of IT in social media will be addressed.
This document provides an overview of Web 2.0, including its key aspects like interpersonal computing, web services, and software as a service. Examples of popular Web 2.0 companies and applications are given like Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, and blogs. The document also discusses issues around security, privacy, and potential controversies regarding content and data usage for Web 2.0 sites. Overall, the document aims to explain what Web 2.0 is, examples of how it is used, and some concerns about its impact and use.
The document discusses making sense of social media. It begins with an agenda that covers definitions of social media terms, survey results on social media usage, and ways to engage with social media. Next, it provides definitions of social media and data from surveys on internet and social media usage among the general population. It then discusses getting started with social media by setting up blogs and profiles on social networks. The document concludes by encouraging attendees to start using social media and engaging with others online.
The document discusses Web 2.0, including its key aspects like interpersonal computing and web services. Examples of Web 2.0 applications and companies are provided, such as Facebook, YouTube, and Wikipedia. Both opportunities and controversies of Web 2.0 are examined, including security issues and how information posted can be misused. The document also provides tips on safely using Web 2.0 technologies and outlines the authors' positive view that Web 2.0 can be useful if used carefully.
How SharePoint 2010 Stacks Up to Your End User Social Media Requirements #SPSRICChristian Buckley
The document discusses how SharePoint 2010 can meet user requirements for social media features within an enterprise. It provides background on the presenter and describes the history and evolution of social media. SharePoint 2010 includes capabilities for social networking, microblogging, tagging, profiles and expertise location that address needs for an intranet version of Facebook, Twitter, or mobile access. Planning is needed to implement social media strategies within governance, taxonomy, metadata and other frameworks.
Building your fan base with content and social toolsSusan Cato
This document provides tips for building a fan base through social media and content marketing. It recommends offering valuable content related to customer pain points, sharing and engaging with this content on social networks, building reach to grow an audience, generating leads, measuring performance, and iterating based on results. Specific tactics include curating internal and third-party content around priority topics, using content calendars and dashboards, maintaining blogs, engaging with content, combining online and offline activities, and monitoring analytics to improve over time. The goal is to position oneself as a subject matter expert and help customers through high-quality knowledge sharing.
This presentation looks at "web2" in the context of human experience, suggesting that the social web as extension of "real life" means that it transcends the marketing-biased, "numbered web" hype that has typically surrounded it.
The slides focus particularly on the use of "social web" tools in the enterprise.
I will present these slides at Online Information 4th December 2008. See http://www.online-information.co.uk/online08/seminar_description_ims.html?presentation_id=442 for more information
Social Media and Privacy - Education Across the Nation - Australian Computer ...Mining Oil and Gas Jobs
Developed for the Australian Computer Society's Education Across the Nation series - First quarter, 2012
Social media is firmly entrenched in our society, both in our professional and personal lives. The way we communicate with each other has changed because of these tools. Understanding what content to share and how the information flows through your network is a critical step in addressing privacy concerns. Old privacy concerns are no longer valid and you may be unintentionally exposing yourself, your family and friends.
This presentation is designed to provide information and frank discussion about the privacy issues surrounding social media. In addition, recommendations for corporate social media policies and the role of IT in social media will be addressed.
This document provides an overview of Web 2.0, including its key aspects like interpersonal computing, web services, and software as a service. Examples of popular Web 2.0 companies and applications are given like Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, and blogs. The document also discusses issues around security, privacy, and potential controversies regarding content and data usage for Web 2.0 sites. Overall, the document aims to explain what Web 2.0 is, examples of how it is used, and some concerns about its impact and use.
The document discusses making sense of social media. It begins with an agenda that covers definitions of social media terms, survey results on social media usage, and ways to engage with social media. Next, it provides definitions of social media and data from surveys on internet and social media usage among the general population. It then discusses getting started with social media by setting up blogs and profiles on social networks. The document concludes by encouraging attendees to start using social media and engaging with others online.
The document discusses Web 2.0, including its key aspects like interpersonal computing and web services. Examples of Web 2.0 applications and companies are provided, such as Facebook, YouTube, and Wikipedia. Both opportunities and controversies of Web 2.0 are examined, including security issues and how information posted can be misused. The document also provides tips on safely using Web 2.0 technologies and outlines the authors' positive view that Web 2.0 can be useful if used carefully.
How SharePoint 2010 Stacks Up to Your End User Social Media Requirements #SPSRICChristian Buckley
The document discusses how SharePoint 2010 can meet user requirements for social media features within an enterprise. It provides background on the presenter and describes the history and evolution of social media. SharePoint 2010 includes capabilities for social networking, microblogging, tagging, profiles and expertise location that address needs for an intranet version of Facebook, Twitter, or mobile access. Planning is needed to implement social media strategies within governance, taxonomy, metadata and other frameworks.
This document discusses using social media for 4-H programs. It provides statistics on social media usage and growth. It encourages 4-H volunteers to use social media to support projects, engage people through questions and challenges, and share stories and information to recruit others. Examples are given of using Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and blogs to promote 4-H content and connect with members. Guidelines are provided for appropriate social media participation.
The document discusses how 4-H can use social media to engage with members and the public. It provides statistics on popular social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter to show their growth and usage. The document encourages 4-H to use these tools to share stories, celebrate members, recruit volunteers, and get feedback. It recommends starting with 1-3 social media platforms and listening to members to engage authentically while avoiding sharing private information.
This document provides an introduction to Facebook and Twitter, including statistics on their popularity and usage. Facebook has over 300 million active users, with 50% logging on daily. People upload over 2 billion photos and share over 2 billion pieces of content each week. Twitter sees over 3 million tweets per day, and had over 18 million US adult users in 2009. The document discusses how individuals and businesses can create accounts and engage with others on both platforms.
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Introduction to Social Media for Small Businesses. This presentation is a mixture of concepts of social media and getting started with Twitter and Facebook. Special thanks to Gary Smith of Artesian City Marketing for providing some of the instructional information. For more information http://blog.anneadrian.com
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The document summarizes a workshop on social networking. It provides an overview of various social media platforms and statistics on their usage. The workshop goals are to learn how to use social media technologies and develop ideas for using social media in financial management education. The document outlines tips and best practices for social media engagement, including choosing the right tools, participating in communities, being transparent and real, and adapting to changes. It emphasizes exploring social media to stay relevant and utilizing others' expertise.
Too often do professionals focus on individual social or digital media platforms/products - how to effectively use Twitter, or set up a Linkedin profile, etc. This presentation is a step back, attempting to give a simple, big picture overview of the online ecosystem and the major trends defining it.
The document discusses strategies for social media marketing. It recommends first listening through tools like dashboards and Twitter searches. Second, know your strengths like photos, video, documents. Third, understand your target audience's demographics and behaviors. Fourth, build a presence through blogging, groups, pages, profiles, importing content to share value and information virally and drive word-of-mouth. The goal is precise targeting of the 260 million active Facebook users and journalists using Twitter.
Presentation to Employment Transition Ctr (8/12/11) highlighting the benefits of using Twitter as a source for:
- career/ business networking
- information gathering
- brand awareness / business building
Twitter completes the "Power Trio" (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter) and can be used effectively with other social media sites for personal branding and growing a wide network.
This document provides an overview of popular new media tools including blogs, Twitter, social networking sites, wikis, and media sharing platforms. It explains what each tool is, who uses it, and why these tools have become so popular. Key reasons for their popularity include being web-based, free or low-cost, user-friendly, and allowing users to manage an active social life, be creative, and take on goals not previously feasible.
This document discusses using social media tools internally within an organization to harness knowledge sharing. It outlines some of the key challenges including gaining trust within the organization, understanding different tools like blogs, wikis and their benefits, as well as addressing security concerns that may arise from using these new forms of collaboration. The document provides examples of how some companies have successfully implemented social media tools internally to improve communication, knowledge sharing and engagement among employees.
The document discusses social media strategies and tools. It defines social media as online platforms that allow for two-way communication, user contributions, and sharing of multimedia content. Some key social media tools mentioned include blogs, Twitter, photo sharing sites, and wikis. The document explores how nonprofits can use social media for purposes like listening, participating in conversations, storytelling, community building, and fundraising. Proper use of social media involves listening first before participating and following basic rules.
This document provides an overview of social media and how publishers can engage with various social platforms. It discusses the rise of technologies like broadband internet and mobile devices that enabled social networking. Platforms covered include blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. The document provides tips on setting up accounts, engaging audiences, listening to conversations, and measuring success. The overall message is that social media can help publishers connect with readers and learn about their interests if integrated as part of a clear strategy.
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This document discusses Web 2.0 technologies like social networks, blogs, and media sharing sites and some of the associated digital dangers around inappropriate contact, content, and conduct. It notes common reasons people are drawn to social media while also addressing issues like online privacy, managing one's digital footprint and online reputation, and how to safely use social networks. Tips are provided around protecting one's reputation, acting quickly if issues arise, and assuming information shared online is permanent.
This class gives the student an introduction overview of the power of social media and how to get started. I outline the top 4 that I recommend as a must for most businesses.
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Businesses must engage their employees and their customers to build loyalty, deepen relationships and gain access to insights that inspire future actions and drive profits, but how? How do you rise above the noise to deliver a compelling and differentiated customer experience that will help you not only survive, but thrive. This is not just about building great products or providing great customer support, but how to transform your business to earn the trust needed to fully serve your market - internally and externally
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This document discusses using social media for 4-H programs. It provides statistics on social media usage and growth. It encourages 4-H volunteers to use social media to support projects, engage people through questions and challenges, and share stories and information to recruit others. Examples are given of using Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and blogs to promote 4-H content and connect with members. Guidelines are provided for appropriate social media participation.
The document discusses how 4-H can use social media to engage with members and the public. It provides statistics on popular social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter to show their growth and usage. The document encourages 4-H to use these tools to share stories, celebrate members, recruit volunteers, and get feedback. It recommends starting with 1-3 social media platforms and listening to members to engage authentically while avoiding sharing private information.
This document provides an introduction to Facebook and Twitter, including statistics on their popularity and usage. Facebook has over 300 million active users, with 50% logging on daily. People upload over 2 billion photos and share over 2 billion pieces of content each week. Twitter sees over 3 million tweets per day, and had over 18 million US adult users in 2009. The document discusses how individuals and businesses can create accounts and engage with others on both platforms.
web2.0:Beyond Open Source in Health Caretobyo_init
The document discusses the emergence and applications of Web 2.0 technologies in healthcare. It describes how Web 2.0 utilizes open-source platforms like Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP to allow users to control their own data through services rather than packaged software. Examples of Web 2.0 applications that could benefit healthcare include blogs, wikis, social networking, tagging, and media sharing sites for clinicians, patients and consumers.
Social Media Talk to Shropshire Rural HubOutserveWeb
This document provides an overview of social media and its uses for business. It discusses how social media can be used for communication, engagement, and sales. Key aspects covered include defining social media, popular social media platforms, tips for using different platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook, and how social media can benefit areas like marketing, customer service, and collaboration. Metrics on Facebook user growth are also presented. The overall message is that social media is an important tool for businesses to utilize in various ways.
Introduction to Social Media for Small Businesses. This presentation is a mixture of concepts of social media and getting started with Twitter and Facebook. Special thanks to Gary Smith of Artesian City Marketing for providing some of the instructional information. For more information http://blog.anneadrian.com
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This document provides an introduction to using social media in small business. It discusses how social media is impacting business and not just about tools and technology. It recommends starting with one social media platform like Facebook or Twitter and using tools like Google Alerts to listen to what people are saying. The document also suggests defining goals and connecting with others on social media by participating and doing. It provides examples of social media uses and resources for further learning.
The document summarizes a workshop on social networking. It provides an overview of various social media platforms and statistics on their usage. The workshop goals are to learn how to use social media technologies and develop ideas for using social media in financial management education. The document outlines tips and best practices for social media engagement, including choosing the right tools, participating in communities, being transparent and real, and adapting to changes. It emphasizes exploring social media to stay relevant and utilizing others' expertise.
Too often do professionals focus on individual social or digital media platforms/products - how to effectively use Twitter, or set up a Linkedin profile, etc. This presentation is a step back, attempting to give a simple, big picture overview of the online ecosystem and the major trends defining it.
The document discusses strategies for social media marketing. It recommends first listening through tools like dashboards and Twitter searches. Second, know your strengths like photos, video, documents. Third, understand your target audience's demographics and behaviors. Fourth, build a presence through blogging, groups, pages, profiles, importing content to share value and information virally and drive word-of-mouth. The goal is precise targeting of the 260 million active Facebook users and journalists using Twitter.
Presentation to Employment Transition Ctr (8/12/11) highlighting the benefits of using Twitter as a source for:
- career/ business networking
- information gathering
- brand awareness / business building
Twitter completes the "Power Trio" (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter) and can be used effectively with other social media sites for personal branding and growing a wide network.
This document provides an overview of popular new media tools including blogs, Twitter, social networking sites, wikis, and media sharing platforms. It explains what each tool is, who uses it, and why these tools have become so popular. Key reasons for their popularity include being web-based, free or low-cost, user-friendly, and allowing users to manage an active social life, be creative, and take on goals not previously feasible.
This document discusses using social media tools internally within an organization to harness knowledge sharing. It outlines some of the key challenges including gaining trust within the organization, understanding different tools like blogs, wikis and their benefits, as well as addressing security concerns that may arise from using these new forms of collaboration. The document provides examples of how some companies have successfully implemented social media tools internally to improve communication, knowledge sharing and engagement among employees.
The document discusses social media strategies and tools. It defines social media as online platforms that allow for two-way communication, user contributions, and sharing of multimedia content. Some key social media tools mentioned include blogs, Twitter, photo sharing sites, and wikis. The document explores how nonprofits can use social media for purposes like listening, participating in conversations, storytelling, community building, and fundraising. Proper use of social media involves listening first before participating and following basic rules.
This document provides an overview of social media and how publishers can engage with various social platforms. It discusses the rise of technologies like broadband internet and mobile devices that enabled social networking. Platforms covered include blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. The document provides tips on setting up accounts, engaging audiences, listening to conversations, and measuring success. The overall message is that social media can help publishers connect with readers and learn about their interests if integrated as part of a clear strategy.
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This document discusses Web 2.0 technologies like social networks, blogs, and media sharing sites and some of the associated digital dangers around inappropriate contact, content, and conduct. It notes common reasons people are drawn to social media while also addressing issues like online privacy, managing one's digital footprint and online reputation, and how to safely use social networks. Tips are provided around protecting one's reputation, acting quickly if issues arise, and assuming information shared online is permanent.
This class gives the student an introduction overview of the power of social media and how to get started. I outline the top 4 that I recommend as a must for most businesses.
Social Media Training for the Australian Booksellers AssociationClayton Wehner
This document provides an overview and summary of a social media training session for booksellers. It discusses the rise of social media use in Australia and how businesses can develop social media strategies. The training covers background on social media trends, popular platforms like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and video, potential risks, and principles for successful social media engagement including objectives, content, and monitoring. Attendees are encouraged to start engaging with social media by setting up profiles, posting content, and connecting with industry contacts and groups.
Businesses must engage their employees and their customers to build loyalty, deepen relationships and gain access to insights that inspire future actions and drive profits, but how? How do you rise above the noise to deliver a compelling and differentiated customer experience that will help you not only survive, but thrive. This is not just about building great products or providing great customer support, but how to transform your business to earn the trust needed to fully serve your market - internally and externally
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This document discusses how IBM uses Web 2.0 tools to help connect its large and diverse workforce and encourage collaboration. It outlines challenges such as employees feeling disconnected despite diversity in culture, skills and interests. Web 2.0 applications like blogs, wikis and social networks allow participation and sharing to help address this by breaking down barriers and enabling recommendations and communication across the company. The document also describes IBM's internal social network "cattail" and how it has grown significantly since its launch, with many employees using it to share information, find expertise and reduce email loads.
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Susan Cato
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http://www.facebook.com/staysafeonlin
Facebook Page: "National Cyber Security Alliance" FB Group Cybersecurity e
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=38
LinkedIn Group: "Information Security Community" LI Group Cybersecurity 412&mostPopular=&trk=tyah
Twitter: @cybersecure TW Cybersecurity
Twitter: @msftsecresponse TW Cybersecurity
http://www.linkedin.com/groups/IT-
Specialist-Group-
37485?gid=37485&mostPopular=&trk=ty
LinkedIn Group: "IT Specialist" LI Group General IT ah
8. Tools
Username Name Tweet Homepage Location Followers Time
EC- Shoppers, take extra caution on Cyber Monday http://t.co/QwIoZUwk
ECCOUNCIL COUNCIL #infosec #hack #cybersecurity http://www.facebook.com/ECCouncil 4260 11/26/2012 20:00
Aanval IDS Begin the full #Aanval SAS install from with our first of five demonstration
aanval Console videos http://t.co/kqwAMbwV #infosec #cybersecurity http://www.aanval.com/ Internet 4565 11/26/2012 12:29
sylviaunlimite sylviaunlimi Goodbye paid-for antivirus! I use avast! Free Antivirus and it's great.
d ted Download now to stay safe. #cybersecurity http://t.co/SAx9Wzaa http://www.sylviaunlimited.com Arizona, Florida, Mexico 4953 11/26/2012 10:23
Goodbye paid-for antivirus! I use avast! Free Antivirus and it's great.
Flavien7 Flavien Download now to stay safe. #cybersecurity http://t.co/COO4EzD8 http://flavien7.wifeo.com jeremie/Haiti 5053 11/27/2012 0:10
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ack•Seguro Goodbye paid-for antivirus! I use avast! Free Antivirus and it's great.
RodriiOlivera ☆ Download now to stay safe. #cybersecurity http://t.co/GnUdg2J0 http://estilofm.xtrweb.com/ Montevideo - Uruguay 5521 11/26/2012 22:10
softwarecand Software How to Devise Passwords That Drive Hackers Away http://t.co/NfLzQxJW
y Candy #security #cybersecurity http://www.softwarecandy.com Burlington, VT, USA 7009 11/26/2012 15:44
myraemacdon Myra RT @Londonstani: I love #cybersecurity. Its like the coldwar is back.
ald MacDonald Everyone sounds so happy to be in their (state actor) comfort zone ... http://blogs.reuters.com/pakistan/ London 7871 11/26/2012 9:44
EU in the .@Eu_Commission takes concrete actions to tackle #cybersecurity risks
EUintheUS US http://t.co/v13BZRuA http://www.eurunion.org Washington, DC 7955 11/26/2012 20:20
Manufactu On demand webcast: Learn how to secure mobile devices & create
MfgExecutive ring Exec. enterprise #cybersecurity http://t.co/mzhRLVPU #mobility #CIO http://www.manufacturing-executive.com New York 8239 11/26/2012 13:20
debbiemah Need to make a #Cybersecurity plan? Here's an easy planner!
DebbieMahler ler http://t.co/JO6N0XIs via @FCC #NCSAM http://internettechspecialists.com Algonquin, IL 9333 11/26/2012 9:05
DigitalAgenda Digital The @EU_Commission supports research on #CyberSecurity
EU Agenda http://t.co/vB5vssCf http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda Europe 9702 11/26/2012 12:05
Anonymou RT @AnonyOdinn: Secrecy and President's #Cyber Directive
OpPinkPower s http://t.co/4BdjELkg BO Tries to Hide #Cybersecurity... http://t.co/xbl1vJH9 http://anonymissexpress.cyberguerrilla.org Earth 10702 11/26/2012 8:26
CoreSecurit When it comes to #cybersecurity protection, the biggest problem for most
CoreSecurity y SMBs is awareness http://t.co/oOQzglvB via @jd_harrison http://blog.coresecurity.com Boston, MA 14007 11/26/2012 9:30
Michele This is scary RT @BlueLance: Hotel Room Buglar Exploits Critical Flaw in
prosperitygal Price Electronic Door Locks http://t.co/d1VsoC6v #Hotel #CyberSecurity http://www.linkedin.com/in/micheleprice Houston,Texas 38001 11/26/2012 21:17
16. Your Content
1. Guest Blog 12. Podcasting booth at your next conference.
2. Webinars: Live and recorded Pre-schedule interviews with key people and
get people to do spur of the moment interviews.
3. How-to Videos Ask everyone one ‘burning question’
4. Blog post series based on customer questions 13. Create useful tools/templates: decision
(written or video) matrix, spreadsheet, analytics dashboard,
5. Whitepapers that address problems or checklists,
challenges 14. Product Demos: Video, Powerpoint, Images
6. Q&A Series: Webinar, Teleclass, Twitter 15. Teleclass series
7. eBook: Top blog posts, how-to guides, 16. Infographics, data points from research
resource guides reports
8. Turn best blog posts into Powerpoint 17. Podcast series from any recorded material
presentations and/or video.
18. Photos/images to tell a story
9. Virtual Conference: Gather a small group (3-5)
of knowledge experts and create a virtual 19. Pinterest boards for resources, how-to’s,
conference. Have each person give a virtual galleries
session or workshop. These can be recorded 20. Event content repurposed: quotes,
as well. presentations, video
10. Reviews: Written or Video. Products, books, 21. Interview an industry expert, popular blogger,
information products, events, etc. knowledge expert and record it. Create blog
11. Create an industry report: include interviews posts and video/audio podcasts.
with knowledge experts. Create written and
video versions. Monthly industry roundups are
great too.
25. 6 Attract Audience
• Attract customers
• Expand your reach
• Consistency + Value = Growth
26. Engage
7 Customers
• Consume, participate, share
and use your content.
• Turns into interest in what you
have to sell or offer.
27.
28. 8 Take Action
• Once your audience is
engaged, it will be easier to
get them to act.
29. Optimize for Action
• Define your top key actions for your
website and build the site around
them.
• Optimize main landing pages –
these are the pages you are driving
traffic to.
– Topics/Keywords
– Key Tasks
– CTA’s
31. Give to Get
• Create a useful tool or template – decision matrix,
spreadsheet, analytics dashboard, etc., that can
be distributed as a thank you when customers
take key actions.
• Drip feed your content
39. Key Takeaways
• Begin with one goal
• Organize content around
audience-focused
topics/keywords
• Visual content rules
• Optimize
• Give to get
• Track, measure and improve
40. Thank You
Susan Cato
Director of Digital Strategy
Chief Troublemaker
susan.cato@balanceinteractive.com
@susancato
Editor's Notes
Content is your digital currency, you need valuable content in order to attract, grow and engage your customers – and ultimately it facilitates
Content by itself is just that – just content. It may be entertaining, it may be educational, valuable or insightful but it is meaningless without focused goals. Your challenge is to develop a content strategy that supports your business goals and that facilitates key actions.
Your goals are unique and could include:Build trustStrengthen brandExpand reachAttract customersAddress customer pain-points and prioritiesAttract strategic partnersNurture relationships with customersDevelop new ideasSolve problemsStrengthen SEO
where you will post, share and engage people with your links
where you will post, share and engage people with your links
There are great tools to help measure the effectiveness of your content marketing activities
The meal lives on your website!
Make a list of topics, and prioritize them
We have established that you are a SME, and that you really do know your audience best.
Internal contentUser generated content:Video how to’sVideo contestsPhotos/imagesCustomer curated content – pinterest, blogrollsBest industry blog contest
Internal contentUser generated content:Video how to’sVideo contestsPhotos/imagesCustomer curated content – pinterest, blogrollsBest industry blog contest
Google Alerts for topicsNetvibes to create dashboards
Internal contentUser generated content:Video how to’sVideo contestsPhotos/imagesCustomer curated content – pinterest, blogrollsBest industry blog contest
Visual Content rulesAdd relevant visuals to all of your content on Blogs, social networks
Use a content calendar. Identify important dates and milestones and then plug in topics/themes and build content around that.
Through consistent sharing of valuable content, in a context that is meaningful and relevant to your audience – you will get the attention of your audience and see it grow accordingly.
Reward Engagement
Strong CTA’s infused at the right time facilitates key actions by fansMake sure you provide value all the time. Especially when you are asking for something – you must give something in return.
Customer focused content delivered consistently creates fans who not only want what you have, but also refer you to friends and connections.An engaged audience wants what you haveRefers you to connections, friends
Customer focused content delivered consistently creates fans who not only want what you have, but also refer you to friends and connections.
There are great tools to help measure the effectiveness of your content marketing activities
There are great tools to help measure the effectiveness of your content marketing activities