Lean Social How to Pick the Right Social Media for your Business - Forward ...Social Jack
In today’s world of social media, with so many options, it becomes overwhelming to pick the areas that work best. In these slides, we will talk about new techniques and, learn about active and passive social networks. We'll talk about effective engagement, how to build relationships and how not lose your mind all at the same time.
In this session you will learn:
- how to pick the best platforms for you
- cool new techniques for “Lean Social”
- efficient tips to manage these platforms
- the difference in Active vs. Passive Social Networks
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About Your Presenter --
Dean DeLisle, Founder and CEO, Forward Progress
For over 30 years, Dean has demonstrated his ability to expand companies' social reach, stimulate business development through increasing engagement online, and make converting connections to new business more efficient.
The best free social media listening toolsDifferent Spin
People are talking about you and your brand online, but are you really listening? Monitor online conversation around your brand using these brilliant social media listening tools. And what's more - they all have free versions!
How To Achieve Success in Digital Marketing Choosing the Right Channel & Expe...We Are Marketing
This document outlines Rand Fishkin's framework for digital marketers to take an unbiased, strategic approach to marketing investments. It involves defining the audience, problem, existing solutions, potential channels, positioning, and messaging. For each element, Fishkin provides tips and tools to help evaluate options in a structured yet flexible way. The goal is to prioritize high-impact channels that fit the budget and skills of the team. By following this process, marketers can optimize investments and earn trust by conducting an unbiased evaluation tailored to each unique situation.
Promote Yourself and Your Listings through Social Media Mike Rosenberg
Having a hard time getting started or sustaining your social media strategy? Have a million other things to do? Join us for a presentation on social media action items, including:
- When, what & how to post
- Deep dive into topic ideas
- Time savers & organization hacks
- Hand-select your audiences based on income, zip code & more
Mike Rosenberg is CEO of Veracity, a boutique marketing agency based in Portland and Windermere Services' marketing partner. Mike shares his online marketing expertise as Past President of SEMpdx, a professional business organization for the digital marketing industry, and has been providing social media strategy and management since 2008.
12 Tools to help work better and more efficient with your Social Media. Use marketing automation and social media tools to boost your social media success.
CILIP day - Marketing your library using social media - Feb 2016Neil Infield
This document provides an overview of social media marketing for libraries. It discusses key social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Pinterest. For each platform, it outlines their pros and cons for business use, as well as tips for an effective strategy and content. The document also discusses developing an overall social media strategy and measuring the impact of efforts. It aims to help libraries understand how to utilize social media to promote services, drive traffic, build their brand and engage with customers.
This document outlines 10 steps to online marketing success. It begins by advising businesses to assess their opportunities by researching metrics like current traffic and conversion rates. It then discusses developing a comprehensive online strategy including search engine optimization, paid search, social media, and content marketing. Each tactic is explained in detail with examples. It emphasizes regularly tracking performance, testing optimizations, and continuing education to improve over time. The 10 steps are presented as an ongoing cycle to achieve online success.
Social media marketing strategy & plan 2017Fraser Hay
Social media marketing strategy plan coaching 22017 is an overview of the social media marketing coaching program available at http://www.growyourbusiness.club
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Lean Social How to Pick the Right Social Media for your Business - Forward ...Social Jack
In today’s world of social media, with so many options, it becomes overwhelming to pick the areas that work best. In these slides, we will talk about new techniques and, learn about active and passive social networks. We'll talk about effective engagement, how to build relationships and how not lose your mind all at the same time.
In this session you will learn:
- how to pick the best platforms for you
- cool new techniques for “Lean Social”
- efficient tips to manage these platforms
- the difference in Active vs. Passive Social Networks
***********************************
About Your Presenter --
Dean DeLisle, Founder and CEO, Forward Progress
For over 30 years, Dean has demonstrated his ability to expand companies' social reach, stimulate business development through increasing engagement online, and make converting connections to new business more efficient.
The best free social media listening toolsDifferent Spin
People are talking about you and your brand online, but are you really listening? Monitor online conversation around your brand using these brilliant social media listening tools. And what's more - they all have free versions!
How To Achieve Success in Digital Marketing Choosing the Right Channel & Expe...We Are Marketing
This document outlines Rand Fishkin's framework for digital marketers to take an unbiased, strategic approach to marketing investments. It involves defining the audience, problem, existing solutions, potential channels, positioning, and messaging. For each element, Fishkin provides tips and tools to help evaluate options in a structured yet flexible way. The goal is to prioritize high-impact channels that fit the budget and skills of the team. By following this process, marketers can optimize investments and earn trust by conducting an unbiased evaluation tailored to each unique situation.
Promote Yourself and Your Listings through Social Media Mike Rosenberg
Having a hard time getting started or sustaining your social media strategy? Have a million other things to do? Join us for a presentation on social media action items, including:
- When, what & how to post
- Deep dive into topic ideas
- Time savers & organization hacks
- Hand-select your audiences based on income, zip code & more
Mike Rosenberg is CEO of Veracity, a boutique marketing agency based in Portland and Windermere Services' marketing partner. Mike shares his online marketing expertise as Past President of SEMpdx, a professional business organization for the digital marketing industry, and has been providing social media strategy and management since 2008.
12 Tools to help work better and more efficient with your Social Media. Use marketing automation and social media tools to boost your social media success.
CILIP day - Marketing your library using social media - Feb 2016Neil Infield
This document provides an overview of social media marketing for libraries. It discusses key social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Pinterest. For each platform, it outlines their pros and cons for business use, as well as tips for an effective strategy and content. The document also discusses developing an overall social media strategy and measuring the impact of efforts. It aims to help libraries understand how to utilize social media to promote services, drive traffic, build their brand and engage with customers.
This document outlines 10 steps to online marketing success. It begins by advising businesses to assess their opportunities by researching metrics like current traffic and conversion rates. It then discusses developing a comprehensive online strategy including search engine optimization, paid search, social media, and content marketing. Each tactic is explained in detail with examples. It emphasizes regularly tracking performance, testing optimizations, and continuing education to improve over time. The 10 steps are presented as an ongoing cycle to achieve online success.
Social media marketing strategy & plan 2017Fraser Hay
Social media marketing strategy plan coaching 22017 is an overview of the social media marketing coaching program available at http://www.growyourbusiness.club
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Content Marketing vs. Link Building: Linklove Boston 2012Rand Fishkin
Content marketing is more effective than traditional link building tactics for long-term success. Creating helpful content in multiple formats across various channels builds trust and loyalty over time, while also naturally attracting links, versus short-term tactics focused only on links.
Social Media Strategy Summit - Snackable Content: Winning an Audience One Bit...Social Jack
One key theme around content is that content needs to get smaller more concise for it to be considered by consumption. We have learned some interesting facts from this year that proves this to be true. The Average Internet User:
Has an attention span of 8 seconds, whereas a goldfish has an attention span of 9 seconds
Visits 2,125 pages per month, 1.12 min per page
Views over 3,000 impressions per day
We are experiencing a universe of very fragmented attention, we have less time to grab people. The cure for this is “Snackable Content” or content that is shorter including blogs like this under 200 words, videos less than 60 seconds, webinar and podcasts under 20 minutes, etc. We still drive people to the longer more in depth content, but trust and credibility need to be earned in seconds, not minutes, a few words, not paragraphs. It is time to look at your current content and chop it down. In this session you will learn how:
To parse down larger content
To build a solid snackable plan, then test and deploy
Your social communities can help out
To create engagement around your content
Getting snackable for mobile
All Participants will leave with:
Rapid Launch Plan Step-by-Step content guide to formulate your plan
Content Scheduling System and worksheets that will allow you to better organize your content and related resources
Over 20 publishing hacks that will save you time and produce instant results
As an added BONUS, Dean is offering:
Complimentary access to a live online Content Mini-Camp ($500 value)
90 Day Access to online weekly group coaching sessions for ongoing support ($200 value)
Linked in Social Selling 101 - 3 New Power Moves to Convert Connections to Ne...Social Jack
In this complimentary webinar, Dean DeLIsle, Founder and CEO of Forward Progress, will take proven steps from our Social Selling Boot Camp and show you the most effective methods of connecting with your targets, gaining quality appointments, and finding the potential new clients in your network. With over 350,000 professionals on LinkedIn™, you are closer to your targeted business prospects than you think. Learn how to find them before your competitors do. You will also see what it takes to get THEM to find YOU by using LinkedIn™ for less than 20 minutes a day!
For recordings of this episode and additional resources, Create your Free Account at Social Jack and browse the Resource Center:
http://app.socialjack.com/profile/login/
Marketing your farm is crucial for success. Social media marketing adds another tool, along with traditional marketing avenues and yourself, as a way to get the word out.
Get an early look at the marketing and customer research problems SparkToro exists to solve, beta product screenshots, use cases, and pricing/launch plans.
Rediscovering the Power Of Local Search by Lindsay Wassell at The Inbounder N...We Are Marketing
This document discusses the importance of local SEO and provides tips for implementing a local SEO strategy. It emphasizes that local SEO is important for all businesses, not just local stores, and can help businesses improve their reputation and link profile. The document recommends taking time to properly research keywords, benchmark competitors, and avoid common pitfalls like using falsified addresses. Resources like the USPS website and Moz Local are suggested for local SEO research.
The document discusses four key marketing pillars: 1) having a strategy before tactics, 2) educating and informing audiences rather than directly selling, 3) building a referral system, and 4) harnessing the power of the internet, particularly social media. It then provides details on how to implement news releases as part of a social media marketing strategy, including tips on content, style, keywords, boilerplate content, frequency, and resources. The goal is to build inbound links and awareness to increase search engine rankings and press coverage.
How to Survive Google's Trojan Horsing of the WebRand Fishkin
Rand's presentation from Mozcon 2017 on how Google enters and often crowds out competitors in vertical search spaces (and how marketers can fight back against this threat).
5 Tips on How to Be Profitable using Social Media MarketingRoel Manarang
My presentation for the GDI SEO Training Camp hosted by Glen Dimaandal Inc. Learn easy, effective and profitable social media marketing tips for your business to help you enhance your branding, PR, drive sales and leads, and more.
Full Post: http://roelmanarang.com/profitable-social-media-marketing-tips/
Social Jack - Social Teaming Overview - Forward Progress 2016 Social Jack
Social Jack is a training and coaching platform that has coached over 100,000 professionals using micro-learning and a social teaming engine. It targets universities, businesses, and small businesses by providing online classes, coaching, and a mobile app to help users develop social media marketing skills and build professional networks. The platform aims to empower users and build trusted communities around brands by providing educational resources and support.
This document discusses how SEO has changed and tactics that used to work no longer do. It provides 6 key points:
1. SEO must be strategic rather than tactical. It involves understanding audiences, amplification opportunities, and marketing funnels.
2. Building a powerful brand may be more important than optimizing a site, as brands have invested in SEO and benefit from changes in Google's algorithm.
3. Choosing keywords is more complex and involves considering opportunity, features, and intent overlap rather than just volume and value.
4. Links should be earned like a publicist rather than manually built, as scalable strategies like great content are more effective than manipulative tactics.
5
Panoramic PR for Event Marketers Presented at IMEX by Barbara RozgonyiBARBARA ROZGONYI
The document discusses the concept of panoramic public relations (PR) and how to use PR strategies to build a captivating personality and stellar reputation. It provides tips on composing, positioning, and realizing an effective panoramic PR strategy through publishing content, targeting keywords and headlines, distributing widely, and tracking results. The goal of panoramic PR is to increase visibility, attention, relationships and profitability through an always-on social and digital PR approach.
Forward Progress - Digital Marketing for Community BanksSocial Jack
Forward Progress has a unique program for community banks, we setup the plan, build community, manage events, drive traffic and leads. We have a select program especially for our business bankers who want to reach the very busy business owners of the world. If you are ready for the next level of digital marketing for banks, call us! 877-592-6224
Social Jack Program - Training and Coaching PRogram - Career - Forward Progr...Social Jack
Experience a great coaching and training program to take your professional life to the next level. Social Jack has been around for over 8 years and we have trained and coached over 100,000 professionals just like you.
Digital marketing fundamentals for new business owners presented in Charleston, S.C. for SCORE. Covering content marketing strategy, SEO, blogging, and pay per click advertising.
This document discusses how Google Data Studio can be used for reporting. It provides an overview of Data Studio's key features, including connecting to various data sources, visualizing data through charts and tables, and sharing customizable reports. The document also presents a case study example where Data Studio was used to automate a marketing channel reporting dashboard that integrated multiple data sources and provided metrics like costs per sale and customer acquisition/retention over time. The takeaways emphasize how Data Studio can become a default reporting tool by breaking down data silos and focusing on business needs rather than just the technical capabilities of the tool.
Using Analytics To Solve The Right ProblemsHiten Shah
The challenge for designers is how to measure their design work to ensure that it’s solving the right problems—before the designs are implemented. Analytics are a powerful tool. But if you don’t understand the “why” behind the data, it’s not going to do you any good. This presentation is a crash course in how to measure the success of your work. You’ll learn how to think like a scientist, using a hypothesis-driven approach to design, and creating successful tests to help you improve your work through focused iteration.
Presented to the Kentucky Nonprofit Leadership Forum. Discussed what is new in marketing and social media for 2013 and 2014. We discussed integrated marketing communications, inbound marketing, content marketing, social media, email marketing, YouTube or video marketing, and how to marketing to Millenials.
Iberia is a responsible firm that has voluntarily committed itself to society and the preservation of the environment, incorporating objectives and practices
in its management processes that go beyond legal obligations.
IBERIA is considering using social media to meet its objectives of increasing brand awareness, sales, traffic, and customer loyalty. The document recommends that IBERIA create a presence on key social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, and Second Life to engage with its target audience. These sites have hundreds of millions of active users that match IBERIA's demographic profile. The document also suggests IBERIA monitor what is being said about its brand on social media and learn from the successful approaches of competitor airlines that are using social networking productively.
Content Marketing vs. Link Building: Linklove Boston 2012Rand Fishkin
Content marketing is more effective than traditional link building tactics for long-term success. Creating helpful content in multiple formats across various channels builds trust and loyalty over time, while also naturally attracting links, versus short-term tactics focused only on links.
Social Media Strategy Summit - Snackable Content: Winning an Audience One Bit...Social Jack
One key theme around content is that content needs to get smaller more concise for it to be considered by consumption. We have learned some interesting facts from this year that proves this to be true. The Average Internet User:
Has an attention span of 8 seconds, whereas a goldfish has an attention span of 9 seconds
Visits 2,125 pages per month, 1.12 min per page
Views over 3,000 impressions per day
We are experiencing a universe of very fragmented attention, we have less time to grab people. The cure for this is “Snackable Content” or content that is shorter including blogs like this under 200 words, videos less than 60 seconds, webinar and podcasts under 20 minutes, etc. We still drive people to the longer more in depth content, but trust and credibility need to be earned in seconds, not minutes, a few words, not paragraphs. It is time to look at your current content and chop it down. In this session you will learn how:
To parse down larger content
To build a solid snackable plan, then test and deploy
Your social communities can help out
To create engagement around your content
Getting snackable for mobile
All Participants will leave with:
Rapid Launch Plan Step-by-Step content guide to formulate your plan
Content Scheduling System and worksheets that will allow you to better organize your content and related resources
Over 20 publishing hacks that will save you time and produce instant results
As an added BONUS, Dean is offering:
Complimentary access to a live online Content Mini-Camp ($500 value)
90 Day Access to online weekly group coaching sessions for ongoing support ($200 value)
Linked in Social Selling 101 - 3 New Power Moves to Convert Connections to Ne...Social Jack
In this complimentary webinar, Dean DeLIsle, Founder and CEO of Forward Progress, will take proven steps from our Social Selling Boot Camp and show you the most effective methods of connecting with your targets, gaining quality appointments, and finding the potential new clients in your network. With over 350,000 professionals on LinkedIn™, you are closer to your targeted business prospects than you think. Learn how to find them before your competitors do. You will also see what it takes to get THEM to find YOU by using LinkedIn™ for less than 20 minutes a day!
For recordings of this episode and additional resources, Create your Free Account at Social Jack and browse the Resource Center:
http://app.socialjack.com/profile/login/
Marketing your farm is crucial for success. Social media marketing adds another tool, along with traditional marketing avenues and yourself, as a way to get the word out.
Get an early look at the marketing and customer research problems SparkToro exists to solve, beta product screenshots, use cases, and pricing/launch plans.
Rediscovering the Power Of Local Search by Lindsay Wassell at The Inbounder N...We Are Marketing
This document discusses the importance of local SEO and provides tips for implementing a local SEO strategy. It emphasizes that local SEO is important for all businesses, not just local stores, and can help businesses improve their reputation and link profile. The document recommends taking time to properly research keywords, benchmark competitors, and avoid common pitfalls like using falsified addresses. Resources like the USPS website and Moz Local are suggested for local SEO research.
The document discusses four key marketing pillars: 1) having a strategy before tactics, 2) educating and informing audiences rather than directly selling, 3) building a referral system, and 4) harnessing the power of the internet, particularly social media. It then provides details on how to implement news releases as part of a social media marketing strategy, including tips on content, style, keywords, boilerplate content, frequency, and resources. The goal is to build inbound links and awareness to increase search engine rankings and press coverage.
How to Survive Google's Trojan Horsing of the WebRand Fishkin
Rand's presentation from Mozcon 2017 on how Google enters and often crowds out competitors in vertical search spaces (and how marketers can fight back against this threat).
5 Tips on How to Be Profitable using Social Media MarketingRoel Manarang
My presentation for the GDI SEO Training Camp hosted by Glen Dimaandal Inc. Learn easy, effective and profitable social media marketing tips for your business to help you enhance your branding, PR, drive sales and leads, and more.
Full Post: http://roelmanarang.com/profitable-social-media-marketing-tips/
Social Jack - Social Teaming Overview - Forward Progress 2016 Social Jack
Social Jack is a training and coaching platform that has coached over 100,000 professionals using micro-learning and a social teaming engine. It targets universities, businesses, and small businesses by providing online classes, coaching, and a mobile app to help users develop social media marketing skills and build professional networks. The platform aims to empower users and build trusted communities around brands by providing educational resources and support.
This document discusses how SEO has changed and tactics that used to work no longer do. It provides 6 key points:
1. SEO must be strategic rather than tactical. It involves understanding audiences, amplification opportunities, and marketing funnels.
2. Building a powerful brand may be more important than optimizing a site, as brands have invested in SEO and benefit from changes in Google's algorithm.
3. Choosing keywords is more complex and involves considering opportunity, features, and intent overlap rather than just volume and value.
4. Links should be earned like a publicist rather than manually built, as scalable strategies like great content are more effective than manipulative tactics.
5
Panoramic PR for Event Marketers Presented at IMEX by Barbara RozgonyiBARBARA ROZGONYI
The document discusses the concept of panoramic public relations (PR) and how to use PR strategies to build a captivating personality and stellar reputation. It provides tips on composing, positioning, and realizing an effective panoramic PR strategy through publishing content, targeting keywords and headlines, distributing widely, and tracking results. The goal of panoramic PR is to increase visibility, attention, relationships and profitability through an always-on social and digital PR approach.
Forward Progress - Digital Marketing for Community BanksSocial Jack
Forward Progress has a unique program for community banks, we setup the plan, build community, manage events, drive traffic and leads. We have a select program especially for our business bankers who want to reach the very busy business owners of the world. If you are ready for the next level of digital marketing for banks, call us! 877-592-6224
Social Jack Program - Training and Coaching PRogram - Career - Forward Progr...Social Jack
Experience a great coaching and training program to take your professional life to the next level. Social Jack has been around for over 8 years and we have trained and coached over 100,000 professionals just like you.
Digital marketing fundamentals for new business owners presented in Charleston, S.C. for SCORE. Covering content marketing strategy, SEO, blogging, and pay per click advertising.
This document discusses how Google Data Studio can be used for reporting. It provides an overview of Data Studio's key features, including connecting to various data sources, visualizing data through charts and tables, and sharing customizable reports. The document also presents a case study example where Data Studio was used to automate a marketing channel reporting dashboard that integrated multiple data sources and provided metrics like costs per sale and customer acquisition/retention over time. The takeaways emphasize how Data Studio can become a default reporting tool by breaking down data silos and focusing on business needs rather than just the technical capabilities of the tool.
Using Analytics To Solve The Right ProblemsHiten Shah
The challenge for designers is how to measure their design work to ensure that it’s solving the right problems—before the designs are implemented. Analytics are a powerful tool. But if you don’t understand the “why” behind the data, it’s not going to do you any good. This presentation is a crash course in how to measure the success of your work. You’ll learn how to think like a scientist, using a hypothesis-driven approach to design, and creating successful tests to help you improve your work through focused iteration.
Presented to the Kentucky Nonprofit Leadership Forum. Discussed what is new in marketing and social media for 2013 and 2014. We discussed integrated marketing communications, inbound marketing, content marketing, social media, email marketing, YouTube or video marketing, and how to marketing to Millenials.
Iberia is a responsible firm that has voluntarily committed itself to society and the preservation of the environment, incorporating objectives and practices
in its management processes that go beyond legal obligations.
IBERIA is considering using social media to meet its objectives of increasing brand awareness, sales, traffic, and customer loyalty. The document recommends that IBERIA create a presence on key social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, and Second Life to engage with its target audience. These sites have hundreds of millions of active users that match IBERIA's demographic profile. The document also suggests IBERIA monitor what is being said about its brand on social media and learn from the successful approaches of competitor airlines that are using social networking productively.
The document discusses various social media platforms and how Iberia Airlines can utilize them to engage customers. It defines social media and discusses how the evolution of technology has allowed more users to connect online. Popular platforms mentioned include Facebook, YouTube, blogs, forums, Twitter, Second Life, Flickr, and others. The document proposes that Iberia should use these tools to motivate travel, engage in conversations with customers, share promotions and news, improve customer service, and allow customers to share travel experiences.
Iberia Airlines is the flag carrier and largest airline of Spain, based in Madrid. It operates domestic and international flights from its hubs in Madrid and Barcelona. Iberia is a founding member of the Oneworld airline alliance. In 2011, Iberia merged with British Airways to form International Airlines Group (IAG), though both airlines continue to operate independently under their existing brands. Iberia offers flights to over 100 destinations across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
The document discusses Iberia's centralized Hub Control Centre (HCC) at Madrid Barajas Airport. Some key points:
- The HCC centralizes all ground handling operations and resource management in a single facility, allowing for improved decision-making and a collaborative approach between Iberia and airport authorities.
- It required migrating to a new integrated IT platform to support remote monitoring and tracking of tasks across terminals from the HCC.
- The HCC consolidates over 23 previous allocation centers into a single center, improving information sharing, control and reducing reliance on voice communication.
- The purpose-built HCC facility houses over 150 workstations and large display screens to provide visibility across operations
Dupuy, Iberia's chief financial officer, strategically strengthened Iberia's bargaining position by improving alternatives to a deal. He invited competitive bids from Airbus and Boeing. Airbus won by meeting Iberia's pricing demands and offering guarantees on maintenance costs and future plane values. Personal relationships between European executives also helped clinch the deal for Airbus over Boeing's aggressive pricing.
El documento describe las características particulares del marketing de servicios como la intangibilidad, inseparabilidad, variabilidad y caducidad. Explica que los servicios son intangibles y difíciles de promocionar, y que su calidad depende de factores como el personal y el cliente. También señala que los productos turísticos se complementan y que es importante gestionar la relación entre los costes fijos y variables.
The document discusses developing a brand for the 30th anniversary of the Welfare Association. It outlines an agenda to define brand attributes, understand the branding process, build consensus on messaging, and discuss communication across channels. The session aims to be interactive, transparent, productive, and provide constructive criticism. The branding process will define requirements, develop the brand identity including visual style, language and positioning, and adopt the brand internally. Inputs include brand guidelines, stakeholders, communication channels, and the brand vision and messaging.
This document provides an overview of web communication and social media. It discusses the history of the internet and principles of user experience design. Key aspects of web 2.0 like blogs, platforms and guidelines for blogging are covered. Case studies and implications of new media versus mass media are summarized. The relationship between brands and social networking in digital PR is also briefly discussed.
This document summarizes trends in teen communication and their implications for public health campaigns. It finds that while 73% of online teens use social media networks, blogging has declined 50% and only 8% use Twitter. Teen mobile use is also increasing, with 95% of teens owning cell phones. As teens shift to mobile communication, successful public health campaigns will need to adopt multi-pronged, mobile-friendly approaches to reach different groups of teens.
This is an example of a synthetic plan for a company that operates in different market segments, and with different sales channels. It is a simulated case that might be applied to any Company operating in the B2B business.
However, all the information must always be supported by real data, defendable during the Presentation to the Executive Board.
Neither the model, nor the information or numbers contained in the following templates belong to any real Marketing Plan or Company.
Introduction to Speech Communication, definition of language, definition of speech communication, gender fair language, examples of gender fair language, gender neutral language
The Future of Technical Communication (Future of #techcomm)Larry Kunz
Hear about trends that are shaping the technical communication (#techcomm) profession, discover the skills you'll need to succeed in the new world of #techcomm, and find out how your day-to-day work is changing.
This presentation was given to Leadership Fort Wayne's Youth Leadership Program. I was asked to share about today's communication landscape and proper online etiquette on social media platforms for this group of high school sophomores. I also shared briefly about NeighborLink and how students could use it for finding community service projects.
It consists of two part and it gives information about history of communication.I believe it will be useful for everyone who searchs for about communication history.Also, I am going to publish the second part coming soon..
This document discusses the history of communication from early methods like smoke signals and drums to modern technologies like radio, television, and the internet. It begins with cave drawings and progresses through messenger pigeons, smoke signals, drums, flags at sea, telegraphs, telephones, and radio. The development of writing and languages like Aramaic and Latin helped communication become more efficient over long distances. New transportation networks for messengers also made delivering messages more reliable. Major inventions in the 18th-19th centuries included the telegraph, telephone, and radio, while the 20th century brought television, computers, and the internet.
This document provides a timeline and overview of the history of communication technologies from cave drawings to the present day. It describes early forms of communication like cave drawings, drums, and smoke signals. It then outlines key inventions and developments in printing, telegraphy, telephony, television, and computing. These included the printing press, Morse code, the telephone, early computers, and predictions about future computers. The document supports learning objectives around creating timelines, using parts of books for research, and recording knowledge in various ways.
Slides from my presentation at the Home-Based Business Fair in York County, VA. Given the title, "How to Get the Word Out", I split the content into three sections. 1) How to (the big picture), 2) Get the Word (branding and messaging), and 3) Out (outreach and promotions). Enjoy!
How to use contexts for content - Put your site on a dietKoen Verbrugge
My 2013 Search university presentation talks about the side-effects that information overload has on the use of Google. About the decline of core searches and the benefit of using other verticals/ specific content platforms for your brand story.
In the context of a Search University (Seminar by Bloovi) I focussed on how to use SEO-tactics in finding & optimizing the ideal context for your content.
This document summarizes a presentation about sourcing strategies and techniques for recruiting using Web 2.0 and social media. The presenter, Steve Rath, has experience as a developer, in staffing agencies, and corporate recruiting. He discusses defining requirements, finding prospects through active and passive channels, and engaging candidates. Key topics include intake meetings, building candidate profiles, sourcing channels, outreach tips, and vetting.
Thought Leadership for Professional ServicesImagine
Learn how you can use a combination of online/offline tactics to build your credibility, visibility, and - most importantly - trust with your target clients. This is specifically for business in the professional service space (accounting, legal, construction, technology and healthcare).
CONNECTWorking 202005 | Succeed when remoteGTA Talents
This document provides tips and guidance for networking remotely. It discusses defining networking objectives, choosing avenues for remote networking like LinkedIn and online conferences, and giving value to one's network by sharing relevant information. The document emphasizes that remote networking is similar to in-person networking and involves establishing goals, selecting platforms, and nurturing one's community through contribution.
How to do a social media content marketing storyboardTerry Rachwalski
Making a social media content plan starting with the basics of integrated marketing communications, digital marketing and moves into developing a strategic content plan. Presented at Social Media Camp's October 19, 2013 Bootcamp
Social Media & Personal Branding: You are always on the job marketRuss Shirley
Social Media & Personal Branding: You are always on the job market
Personal branding tips & tools
What we will cover:
- SoMe landscape
- Current state of job seeking & industry trends
- Personal brand check
- Strategies & tactics for success
- More tools
The document discusses improving corporate strategy through better research. It argues that most corporate strategy is bad because it involves too few people, relies on narrow context and data, and is not customer-centric. Better strategy requires better research that is collaborative, understands customer insights, and regularly involves leadership in customer research. The document suggests ways for researchers to get involved in strategic planning, such as sharing insights from customer research and connecting activities and budgets to corporate strategy.
Thought Leadership in the Construction IndustryImagine
Thought leadership (sometimes called "content marketing" or "idea marketing") can one of the most powerful but challenging tools in your marketing toolbox. Sadly, many builders and A/E/C firms have given up trying to develop valuable content, and started dressing up their brochures as thought leadership. While an impressive brochure has its place, it’s not exactly what we’re going for here. With the right approach, B2B companies large and small can leverage their Subject Matter Expertise (SME) and create valuable content that will connect with their customers and drive business results.
Introduction to Growth Hacking:
- Principles
- Examples (from US and from #FrenchTech)
- Theory
- AARRR / Metrics
- Tools
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This document provides an overview of social media tips, platforms, and strategies. It discusses establishing profiles on key platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. It emphasizes engaging on these networks by sharing content, answering questions, and building connections. The document then outlines tools for listening to conversations, scheduling posts, and measuring engagement. It stresses that social media should be part of an overall marketing strategy to gain visibility and allow customers to learn about one's brand through transparency and collaboration.
This document outlines an approach to developing an effective online strategy. It discusses evaluating all aspects of a business's current online presence, including website, social media, search engine optimization, and more. The approach involves answering six key questions: Why? Who? Where? How? When? What? This helps align any strategic plan with business goals. The document also provides an overview of major social media platforms and recommends working with an expert like Schematiq to holistically analyze a business, understand audiences, and develop the right strategy.
This presentation helps (skeptical) business leaders understand the opportunities available to business through social media. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Youtube and other social media tools can be great for business - or a huge waste of time and money. Having a strategy that is in line with your business goals is key.
When To Use What In Office 365 (Enterprise User Guidance)Richard Harbridge
Your users may struggle with these questions: Should I share a message via Skype for Business instead of Yammer, Office 365 Groups, or Exchange? Should I collaborate on data using an Excel sheet or a SharePoint list? Should I share a file in Outlook, in a meeting, from OneDrive for Business, on Yammer, in a Group, or in a SharePoint site? This session is the ‘How To’ user’s guide What happens when your users can't decide what technology or feature to use? They use what they know, or what’s easy; even if better options exist. In this session, Richard and Kanwal help you maximize the value of your Office 365 investment by providing the guidance you need to help your users make better, more effective decisions on how they get work done.
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Do you want to get your site seen by search engines and to drive more traffic to your site? Or do you wish you could get better value from the visitors you are getting? Maybe you read the press and are wondering whether Twitter or facebook can help your business?
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A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
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How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
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Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
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cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
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crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Digital Communication, Social Media & Personal Branding
1. Digital Tools of the Trade
Digital Communication, Social Media & Personal
Branding
Ike Brunner, Ph.D.
VP, Digital Communication
ike.brunner@patronsvoice.com
Russ Shirley
Founder
russ.shirley@patronsvoice.com
Patron Marketing & Research, LLC
2. Welcome
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Please take out your phones
have have them ready to text to
the following number when
prompted:
37607
3. What we will cover
‣ Current landscape: what’s hot, big, trendy
‣ Coming in 2013: what’s on the horizon
‣ Strategic and tactical considerations and
recommendations: what’s the best way to go
about this
‣ Tips for using: what’s our experience
‣ Additional resources: what’s out there to
keep up with the industry
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4. Final Stage
Stage 1
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
Where are you today?
Level-setting: What do you know now?
Let’s get started
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7. Final Stage
Stage 1
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
How many tools do you know and use?
Level-setting: What do you know now?
Let’s define scope
Scope: How wide is your net?
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8. Digital: Not where is it, but where isn’t it?
Let’s dive in
Waze ShopkickFoodspotting Viggle
Facebook InstagramTwitter LinkedIn
When you are driving to
work or school
When you are choosing
where to eat
When you are shopping for
groceries
When you are watching
television
When you want to share
with family and friends
When you want to tell the
world
When you have a front-row
seat
When you want to stay
connected to colleagues
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9. What the heck is the difference?!
Let’s get some clarity
Adapted from original on teachthought.com
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10. Final Stage
Stage 1
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
What are you using regularly?
Let’s open your toolbox
Arsenal: What do you currently use?
Level-setting: What do you know now?
Scope: How wide is your net?
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11. Traditional vs. digital
Let’s dig around
‣ Non-digital/offline
• Print publications
• Business cards
• Conferences/in-person networking
‣ Standard web/internet
• E-mail
• Website (corporate or personal) & Search (Google)
• Social tools (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn)
‣ Mobile web & apps
• SMS (texting)
• Social tools (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Vine)
• Aggregators (HootSuite)
• Responsive designed sites
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12. Final Stage
Stage 1
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
What is popular with early adopters?
Let’s look deeper
Arsenal: What do you currently use?
Level-setting: What do you know now?
Scope: How wide is your net?
Trends: How do you keep up with what’s popular?
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13. Buy tickets in advance, find
movie times, watch trailers,
read reviews
Which are hot topics and/or popular in the App Stores?
Let’s get savvy
Google+ tumblrPinterest Vine
Skype SnapChatTwitter Fandango
Google’s Social Network
that spans across Google
products
Virtual pin-board, lets you
organize and share
Allows users to post text,
images, videos, links,
quotes and audio
Social app by Twitter for
uploading and sharing 6-
second videos
Instant message, voice and
video call service via wi-fi or
mobile network
Online social networking
service and microblogging
service
Photo messaging service
with a self-destruct
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14. Final Stage
Stage 1
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
Navigate, overcome roadblocks and manage new routes?
Navigation: How do you manage what can be an
overwhelming digital landscape and what is coming?
Let’s map your route
Arsenal: What do you currently use?
Level-setting: What do you know now?
Scope: How wide is your net?
Trends: How do you keep up with what’s popular?
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15. Social Media Landscape
‣ What 2013 brings:
• Social TV
• More visual (SoMe
platforms & info-
graphics)
• Mobile-first planning &
social discovery apps
• Aggregation &
Convergence
• Data/media access
(cloud)
• Group/video messaging
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2012 vs. 2013
16. Final Stage
Stage 1
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
How do you start and keep it going strong?
Just push play: How do you get started or re-started?
Let’s get going!
Navigation: How do you manage what can be an
overwhelming digital landscape and what is coming?
Arsenal: What do you currently use?
Level-setting: What do you know now?
Scope: How wide is your net?
Trends: How do you keep up with what’s popular?
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17. Keep up with trends, tools, new platforms, mergers, etc.
Resources
eMarketer AllThingsDMashable Forrester
Google Apple TechCrunch
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18. LinkedIn Checklist
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‣Upload a recognizable professional image
‣Update your professional summary (You should include keywords)
‣Ensure your title is accurate
‣Include your career information ensuring it’s complete/up-to-date
‣Website is customized (most people still use My Company)
‣Blog link customized and reflect the title of your blog (if applicable)
‣Customize your public profile link (www.linkedin.com/in/Your_Name)
‣Add a Twitter handle
‣Give out endorsements to colleagues, associates, and friends
‣Ask for recommendations
‣Join groups as a way to find and reach out to potential clients
19. Twitter Checklist
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‣Choose a Twitter Handle
‣Your Twitter name (e.g. @russ_shirley)
‣Complete bio that lines up with your linkedIn bio (If using your twitter for career)
‣Add link to your Blog, Company, or LinkedIn Profile
‣Create tweets frequently (3+ times a week)
‣Keep your tweets unprotected and open to the public
‣Use hashtags (#) to indicate keyword / topic of tweets
‣A word or a phrase that starts with #
‣A way to group messages #NEWDigital, #NEW2013, #Bestpresentationever
‣Create list to help you listen to people / topic you want to follow
‣Follow, RT (retweet) and mention relevant people in your industry
20. Questions?
Where you can find us:
www.cincinnatidigitalxchange.com
ike.brunner@patronsvoice.com
russ.shirley@patronsvoice.com
Thank You!
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