Sam Fiorella from Sensei Marketing delivered this Webinar for eLearning University; discussing the opportunities in Social Search and Content Marketing for businesses.
KnowCrunch- Digital & Social Media Strategy – Team 3Knowcrunch
KnowCrunch graduates of the Professional Diploma in Digital & Social Media in Athens (Febr.’19), worked for a few hours and presented a complete digital & social media marketing strategy for a brand. Learn more about this awesome course: http://bit.ly/31yEXth
This presentation was researched and developed to introduce the small businesses and not for profits that the idea of social media is not a new fad. My goal was to break down any preconceived notions about the power of Social Media today and in the future.
The document provides information and ideas for youth media activists on how to use digital tools and tactics for information activism. It discusses 12 different tactics, such as using personal stories, humor, complex data visualization, live reporting and investigative research. Each tactic includes ideas for implementation and a case study example. The overall document aims to equip young media activists with strategies and inspiration for how to use digital media to spread information and mobilize people around important issues.
This document summarizes key details about three major social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. It provides information on their founders and dates of establishment, purpose, target audiences, and how they generate revenue. It also notes common problems across social media like cyberbullying and discusses some user complaints for each platform. Finally, it outlines the founders, employees, and business models of Facebook in brief. The document aims to introduce these major social media platforms at a high level.
2010 Deutscher Fundraising Kongress Online Community Fundraising SessionBryan Miller
The document discusses the future of fundraising in a networked society where people engage their personal networks and peer-to-peer advocacy is accelerated by technologies like social media. It argues that community fundraising 2.0, which combines the enthusiasm of community fundraisers with direct marketing discipline, will be important. This involves mapping online and offline fundraising communities, engaging communities through online discussions, and facilitating crowdfunding campaigns. Content managers will be more important than campaign managers in this new model.
KnowCrunch- Digital & Social Media Strategy – Team 3Knowcrunch
KnowCrunch graduates of the Professional Diploma in Digital & Social Media in Athens (Febr.’19), worked for a few hours and presented a complete digital & social media marketing strategy for a brand. Learn more about this awesome course: http://bit.ly/31yEXth
This presentation was researched and developed to introduce the small businesses and not for profits that the idea of social media is not a new fad. My goal was to break down any preconceived notions about the power of Social Media today and in the future.
The document provides information and ideas for youth media activists on how to use digital tools and tactics for information activism. It discusses 12 different tactics, such as using personal stories, humor, complex data visualization, live reporting and investigative research. Each tactic includes ideas for implementation and a case study example. The overall document aims to equip young media activists with strategies and inspiration for how to use digital media to spread information and mobilize people around important issues.
This document summarizes key details about three major social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. It provides information on their founders and dates of establishment, purpose, target audiences, and how they generate revenue. It also notes common problems across social media like cyberbullying and discusses some user complaints for each platform. Finally, it outlines the founders, employees, and business models of Facebook in brief. The document aims to introduce these major social media platforms at a high level.
2010 Deutscher Fundraising Kongress Online Community Fundraising SessionBryan Miller
The document discusses the future of fundraising in a networked society where people engage their personal networks and peer-to-peer advocacy is accelerated by technologies like social media. It argues that community fundraising 2.0, which combines the enthusiasm of community fundraisers with direct marketing discipline, will be important. This involves mapping online and offline fundraising communities, engaging communities through online discussions, and facilitating crowdfunding campaigns. Content managers will be more important than campaign managers in this new model.
The future of fundraising in a networked societyBryan Miller
The document discusses how fundraising will change in the future due to a more networked society. Some key points are:
1) Traditional social constraints are dissolving and people get information from personalized networks rather than authority figures. This will impact fundraising approaches.
2) Donors have less tolerance for interruptive fundraising techniques and want organizations to engage them through their interests.
3) The future of fundraising involves peer-to-peer advocacy online and offline, utilizing supporters' networks and social media influences. It will move from interruptive techniques to content supporters engage with.
4) Crowdfunding and online microphilanthropy will play a larger role, allowing donors more choice and involvement in specific projects. Fundraising
This document discusses how social media has changed diversity recruiting and the social graph. It notes that while social networking and recruiting are not new concepts, the medium has shifted online which has changed how information is accessed, shared, and how job seekers from diverse backgrounds can connect. It highlights challenges like identifying and qualifying candidates from diverse backgrounds online due to limited data and potential for discrimination. The document also provides an overview of key social networks for recruiting diverse candidates and notes that effective social media recruiting for diversity requires focusing efforts on the networks where diverse communities engage.
The document discusses building online communities and engaging consumers. It provides examples of companies that have successfully engaged communities through forums, social sharing, and user-generated content. Strategies for community engagement include making the experience on-demand, personal, and engaging through networking. The key is understanding consumer motivations and addressing their needs through relevant digital experiences.
The document discusses building online communities and engaging consumers. It provides examples of companies that have successfully engaged communities through forums, social sharing, and user-generated content. It also discusses motivations for consumers to create and share online and trends in digital media consumption among different age groups. Strategies suggested for building communities include identifying objectives, selecting appropriate technologies, and leveraging existing groups.
How We All Became Elvis: A Note On Online Personal BrandingBen Grossman
Sure you don't have the singing voice or the hips, but you can be Elvis in your own rite. This presentation outlines why personal online branding is more important than ever, gives some starting points for beginners, and some rules for use of social media--all compiled to help you create your online personal brand. For more about Ben Grossman or to request a copy of the presentation, visit http://www.ben-grossman.com
How to Build Relationships with Social MediaAyelet Baron
This document discusses the power of relationships and social media for connecting people. It argues that integrating social tools and online communities into strategies can increase success by facilitating relationship building. Strong relationships are a key differentiator, and those fostering meaningful connections will succeed. Choices around enabling strategies, identifying stakeholders, goals, and return on investment are important considerations. The most profound technologies are those that weave themselves into everyday life until they are indistinguishable.
The document discusses social media and user-generated content. It describes how new technologies have enabled widespread knowledge sharing and collaboration. People increasingly trust recommendations from personal connections over traditional media sources. Social media platforms allow people to publicly discuss topics that are important to their social circles, forming online communities around shared interests.
Social Media Brian Johnson Program, 07.14.10JacquiSakowski
The document provides an overview of social media including Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs, Twitter, and YouTube and discusses opportunities for personal, professional, and Rotary applications of each platform. Examples are given for how individuals, businesses, and Rotary clubs currently utilize various social media tools. The document emphasizes that social media provides new ways to communicate information and connect with others.
This document summarizes a presentation about influencing brand buzz through social media. It discusses separating hype from reality with social media, defines social media, and outlines the benefits. It also covers setting expectations, budgeting, tools and techniques, and getting started with social media. Examples are provided of how different social media platforms like Twitter, podcasts, widgets and mobile advertising can be used. The presentation emphasizes listening to customers, engaging authentically, and measuring results both tangibly and intangibly. It provides contact information for follow up.
The document discusses microsharing and introduces the User Multiface Browser, a tool that aggregates various social media and communication feeds. It allows users to access messages and updates from platforms like SMS, IM, RSS, Facebook, and blogs across multiple devices. The document then discusses how social media can be used to connect people, cultivate relationships, share knowledge and ideas, and influence others through attention and value rather than self-promotion. It provides tips on how to effectively use social media by listening, being helpful and useful to others, and focusing on genuine human connections.
The document discusses microsharing and social media. It describes a user multiface browser that aggregates various social media feeds and messages into one interface for clients like iPhone, Blackberry, and desktop computers. It explains that microsharing connects humans, cultivates relationships, and exposes ideas and talent. The document advocates using social media to provide value to others by listening, being human, knowing yourself, being useful, helping others, and connecting.
Have you fallen victim to Social Media ‘sensationalism’? Find out why this rising phenomenon is causing waves online, and how to navigate the hype to stay ahead of the game in State of Social’s 10th edition!
Lead by Chris Walts, Social Strategy Director at Ogilvy UK, we explore the effect of sensationalism and what it means to marketers. Plus, the latest format updates from all the major platforms and a look at some best-in-class creative from the last quarter.
This document discusses how companies can increase attention and sales through social media. It provides an overview of key concepts in social media marketing including how social media has democratized content creation, examples of popular social media platforms, and how marketing is shifting from broadcasting to conversation-based engagement. The document also highlights important changes in how people connect through social graphs and interest graphs rather than geography. It emphasizes that social media strategies should focus on building relationships through useful, engaging conversations rather than direct selling.
Branded video views increased 73 percent from Q3 2013 to Q3 2014. Is your content strategy keeping pace? Get the latest video best practices, from creation and distribution to platform customization and measurement.
This document discusses strategies for mixing social media and fundraising. It suggests that social media is important for fundraising because it builds trust, impacts search engine results, allows for rapid word-of-mouth sharing, and helps cultivate the next generation of donors. Both traditional and new online tools are important for fundraising, and social media should be used as part of an overall strategy to achieve specific outcomes like increasing awareness, leads, donations and more. Measurement of social media efforts is also discussed.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies presented by Pinny Gniwisch, Chief Motivational Officer of ICE.com. It discusses how social media has changed marketing by shifting brand control to individuals and communities. It provides statistics on social media usage and influence. It emphasizes the importance of experimenting with social media personally before professionally, contributing meaningfully to conversations, being personal not promotional, addressing criticism as an opportunity for improvement, and focusing on customer service through social media engagement. Examples are given of how companies like Zappos have effectively used social media.
The document discusses how social media is important for businesses to leverage. It provides definitions of social media, outlines why it matters to businesses through examples like Dell's customer service issues and word-of-mouth influencing purchases. It then gives recommendations on how businesses can measure ROI in social media through metrics like lower call volumes, customer insights, sales from social media links, and changes in brand perception.
Social Media Case Studies Compilation #1 - 110210FullsourceWP
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Drive Engagement Using Ancient Myth, Social Media and User Generated VideoBloomerang
This document summarizes a presentation about using ancient myths, social media, and user-generated video to drive engagement. It discusses how video consumption is rising and is more effective than text at capturing attention and driving actions. It outlines trends in artificial intelligence, 5G, and the importance of video. It also notes a decline in trust in institutions and how myths like the Hero's Journey can be used as an effective storytelling framework. The presentation advocates leveraging user-generated content over branded content and having constituents tell their own stories to increase impact. It concludes that video is critical and organizations need to empower people to share their stories.
The future of fundraising in a networked societyBryan Miller
The document discusses how fundraising will change in the future due to a more networked society. Some key points are:
1) Traditional social constraints are dissolving and people get information from personalized networks rather than authority figures. This will impact fundraising approaches.
2) Donors have less tolerance for interruptive fundraising techniques and want organizations to engage them through their interests.
3) The future of fundraising involves peer-to-peer advocacy online and offline, utilizing supporters' networks and social media influences. It will move from interruptive techniques to content supporters engage with.
4) Crowdfunding and online microphilanthropy will play a larger role, allowing donors more choice and involvement in specific projects. Fundraising
This document discusses how social media has changed diversity recruiting and the social graph. It notes that while social networking and recruiting are not new concepts, the medium has shifted online which has changed how information is accessed, shared, and how job seekers from diverse backgrounds can connect. It highlights challenges like identifying and qualifying candidates from diverse backgrounds online due to limited data and potential for discrimination. The document also provides an overview of key social networks for recruiting diverse candidates and notes that effective social media recruiting for diversity requires focusing efforts on the networks where diverse communities engage.
The document discusses building online communities and engaging consumers. It provides examples of companies that have successfully engaged communities through forums, social sharing, and user-generated content. Strategies for community engagement include making the experience on-demand, personal, and engaging through networking. The key is understanding consumer motivations and addressing their needs through relevant digital experiences.
The document discusses building online communities and engaging consumers. It provides examples of companies that have successfully engaged communities through forums, social sharing, and user-generated content. It also discusses motivations for consumers to create and share online and trends in digital media consumption among different age groups. Strategies suggested for building communities include identifying objectives, selecting appropriate technologies, and leveraging existing groups.
How We All Became Elvis: A Note On Online Personal BrandingBen Grossman
Sure you don't have the singing voice or the hips, but you can be Elvis in your own rite. This presentation outlines why personal online branding is more important than ever, gives some starting points for beginners, and some rules for use of social media--all compiled to help you create your online personal brand. For more about Ben Grossman or to request a copy of the presentation, visit http://www.ben-grossman.com
How to Build Relationships with Social MediaAyelet Baron
This document discusses the power of relationships and social media for connecting people. It argues that integrating social tools and online communities into strategies can increase success by facilitating relationship building. Strong relationships are a key differentiator, and those fostering meaningful connections will succeed. Choices around enabling strategies, identifying stakeholders, goals, and return on investment are important considerations. The most profound technologies are those that weave themselves into everyday life until they are indistinguishable.
The document discusses social media and user-generated content. It describes how new technologies have enabled widespread knowledge sharing and collaboration. People increasingly trust recommendations from personal connections over traditional media sources. Social media platforms allow people to publicly discuss topics that are important to their social circles, forming online communities around shared interests.
Social Media Brian Johnson Program, 07.14.10JacquiSakowski
The document provides an overview of social media including Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs, Twitter, and YouTube and discusses opportunities for personal, professional, and Rotary applications of each platform. Examples are given for how individuals, businesses, and Rotary clubs currently utilize various social media tools. The document emphasizes that social media provides new ways to communicate information and connect with others.
This document summarizes a presentation about influencing brand buzz through social media. It discusses separating hype from reality with social media, defines social media, and outlines the benefits. It also covers setting expectations, budgeting, tools and techniques, and getting started with social media. Examples are provided of how different social media platforms like Twitter, podcasts, widgets and mobile advertising can be used. The presentation emphasizes listening to customers, engaging authentically, and measuring results both tangibly and intangibly. It provides contact information for follow up.
The document discusses microsharing and introduces the User Multiface Browser, a tool that aggregates various social media and communication feeds. It allows users to access messages and updates from platforms like SMS, IM, RSS, Facebook, and blogs across multiple devices. The document then discusses how social media can be used to connect people, cultivate relationships, share knowledge and ideas, and influence others through attention and value rather than self-promotion. It provides tips on how to effectively use social media by listening, being helpful and useful to others, and focusing on genuine human connections.
The document discusses microsharing and social media. It describes a user multiface browser that aggregates various social media feeds and messages into one interface for clients like iPhone, Blackberry, and desktop computers. It explains that microsharing connects humans, cultivates relationships, and exposes ideas and talent. The document advocates using social media to provide value to others by listening, being human, knowing yourself, being useful, helping others, and connecting.
Have you fallen victim to Social Media ‘sensationalism’? Find out why this rising phenomenon is causing waves online, and how to navigate the hype to stay ahead of the game in State of Social’s 10th edition!
Lead by Chris Walts, Social Strategy Director at Ogilvy UK, we explore the effect of sensationalism and what it means to marketers. Plus, the latest format updates from all the major platforms and a look at some best-in-class creative from the last quarter.
This document discusses how companies can increase attention and sales through social media. It provides an overview of key concepts in social media marketing including how social media has democratized content creation, examples of popular social media platforms, and how marketing is shifting from broadcasting to conversation-based engagement. The document also highlights important changes in how people connect through social graphs and interest graphs rather than geography. It emphasizes that social media strategies should focus on building relationships through useful, engaging conversations rather than direct selling.
Branded video views increased 73 percent from Q3 2013 to Q3 2014. Is your content strategy keeping pace? Get the latest video best practices, from creation and distribution to platform customization and measurement.
This document discusses strategies for mixing social media and fundraising. It suggests that social media is important for fundraising because it builds trust, impacts search engine results, allows for rapid word-of-mouth sharing, and helps cultivate the next generation of donors. Both traditional and new online tools are important for fundraising, and social media should be used as part of an overall strategy to achieve specific outcomes like increasing awareness, leads, donations and more. Measurement of social media efforts is also discussed.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies presented by Pinny Gniwisch, Chief Motivational Officer of ICE.com. It discusses how social media has changed marketing by shifting brand control to individuals and communities. It provides statistics on social media usage and influence. It emphasizes the importance of experimenting with social media personally before professionally, contributing meaningfully to conversations, being personal not promotional, addressing criticism as an opportunity for improvement, and focusing on customer service through social media engagement. Examples are given of how companies like Zappos have effectively used social media.
The document discusses how social media is important for businesses to leverage. It provides definitions of social media, outlines why it matters to businesses through examples like Dell's customer service issues and word-of-mouth influencing purchases. It then gives recommendations on how businesses can measure ROI in social media through metrics like lower call volumes, customer insights, sales from social media links, and changes in brand perception.
Social Media Case Studies Compilation #1 - 110210FullsourceWP
The document discusses three case studies from Visible Technologies about using their social media monitoring and engagement platform, Visible Intelligence. The first case study describes how TBWA\Chiat\Day used Visible Intelligence to track social media mentions of Grammy-nominated artists to power a "FanBuzz Visualizer." The second case discusses how Microsoft's Springboard team used Visible Intelligence to engage with the IT community and drive adoption of Windows 7. The third case outlines how Penn Schoen Berland uses social media data from Visible Intelligence along with traditional research to better predict box office results.
Drive Engagement Using Ancient Myth, Social Media and User Generated VideoBloomerang
This document summarizes a presentation about using ancient myths, social media, and user-generated video to drive engagement. It discusses how video consumption is rising and is more effective than text at capturing attention and driving actions. It outlines trends in artificial intelligence, 5G, and the importance of video. It also notes a decline in trust in institutions and how myths like the Hero's Journey can be used as an effective storytelling framework. The presentation advocates leveraging user-generated content over branded content and having constituents tell their own stories to increase impact. It concludes that video is critical and organizations need to empower people to share their stories.
How to be a Killer Social Media Advocate and Sell it to Your BossRed Shoes PR
This document discusses using social media for business purposes. It provides tips on how to advocate for social media use within a company and how to get approval from management. Some common objections to social media use are addressed, such as concerns about time wasted, lack of understanding, and inability to prove return on investment. Overall, the document encourages businesses to engage in social media as a way to connect with customers and gain valuable insights from online conversations.
Online Communities: How brands are edging their way into the heart of the con...Linqia
Social network numbers are exploding. It’s conservatively estimated there exists over 2,500 social networks globally. Over a billion people are active in tens of millions of communities and groups across many social networks. Activity and interest is high and the opportunity for brands to be part of this social space is possible through communities and groups. There are challenges however.
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Social Media: Where Do We Go from Here?Rich Ullman
The future of marketing will be driven by how social media can turn audiences into advocates. A vital element of any company's future strategy will be the ability to reach and engage the right audience, and to unite their marketing and social elements in a way that can turn audiences into buyers and brand believers. The leaders will be those who can harness, manage and unlock the power of not just Facebook, Twitter and other individual networks, but the entire ecosystem of conversations about their brand happening across the social web and throughout their world.
This document discusses strategies for mixing social media with fundraising. It provides an overview of various social media tools like blogs, RSS, tagging, social bookmarking, Flickr, video sharing, wikis, and social networking sites. It also discusses how non-profits can use these tools to reach new audiences, engage supporters in conversations, share stories and content, and funnel people to their websites for fundraising goals like donations. The document emphasizes experimenting with tools at a personal level first before implementing anything organization-wide and getting others involved through strategies like group blogs.
The document discusses how work is being redesigned around social media and connectivity. It notes that trust in business is declining but that people are increasingly turning to social networks and sharing information online. It emphasizes that the future of work involves connecting, interacting, creating, and sharing both within and outside organizations in order to attract and retain employees and customers in this new environment.
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12. LESSONS LEARNED
BDMs are much more active
online and are more likely to
undertake all of the various
internet activities.
13. LESSONS LEARNED
BDMs are far more likely to be uploading
photos online, comment on stories, use Q&A
services, managed their own websites, upload
a video, use microblogs, etc.
14. LESSONS LEARNED
BDMs at the global level are
much more likely to be content
creators and therefore,
influencers online.
52. Content Marketing/Social Search Tips
1. Create useful content (to audience)
2. Use creative titles & images
3. Subscribe to aggregators & channels
4. Win friends and influence people
5. Enable and request sharing
6. Solicit contribution to build friends
7. Optimize what you share through analysis
53. OPPORTUNITY
Companies that maintain a higher
Net Promoter score demonstrate
higher revenue growth.
Source: Bain & Compnay, Satmetrix / The One Number You Need To Grow
54. OPPORTUNITY
“Referred customers were both more profitable
and loyal than normal customers, with referred
customers having both a higher contribution
margin & retention rate. ”
Source: Journal of Marketing Study
55. Have A Great Day!
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