The document outlines a webinar focused on integrating traditional public relations (PR) with social media, featuring experts Nancy Shapira-Aronovic and Oren Todoros. It discusses the importance of social media in modern PR, the various platforms available, and strategies for optimizing content and engagement. The webinar aims to provide practical techniques for enhancing PR efforts through social media and measuring success effectively.

1. How to Integrate Traditional PR and Social Media (Beginners Techniques)

2. Introduction Today Social Media is an integral part of PR activities How you can upgrade your PR skills quickly How Traditional PR and Social Media interact today and discuss several Social Media outlets such as Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin & Forums. The webinar will be conducted by Nancy Shapira-Aronovic, Manager of Gelbart Kahana Global Marketing and Oren Todoros, CEO, New Media Consulting The blah blah blah part will take about 30 minutes and then we will open the floor for questions

3. Gelbart Kahana Gelbart Kahana is Israel's largest and most prominent investor relations and financial public relations firm, advising and handling over 100 Israeli companies on all aspects of communications We offer Public Relations (PR), Industry Analyst Relations (AR), Investor Relations (IR),and Outsourced Marcom Services www.gksmarketing.com

4. Oren Todoros New Media Consulting Oren Todoros New Media Consulting builds your brand's online presence through social outreach and search marketing tactics. We ensure that your brand and service reaches the right audience online, so you can focus on everything else.

5. Nancy Shapira-Aronovic The Founder and Manager of Gelbart Kahana’s Global Marketing Department Former Director of Corporate Marketing for the Formula Group Blogger on Marketing, AR, PR and SM : http://gksmarketing.com/blog . Oren Todoros New Media Strategist & Founder of Oren Todoros New Media Consulting Previously New Media Manager at modu mobile. Moved to Israel 7 years ago from Montreal, Canada

6. Agenda Why is Social Media such a big deal? What Social Media tools are available? How do you use them? What are the New Rules of PR? How do you use them? Resources Next Steps

7. Have You Heard? 93% Social Media Users Expect a Brand to Have a Social Media Presence Online .

8. Who Using Social Media? 88% Internet Users have used Social Media Demographics +10hrs/wk: 30-39yrs (45%), 50-59 yrs(39%) Facebook 460 million users Twitter 52 million users LinkedIn 48 million users Still think your audience isn’t participating?

9. Traditional vs New Traditional Media New Media Newspapers Television Radio CDs Blogs / News PR Distribution YouTube iTunes – Playlists Web / Mobile Apps VS

10. Social Networks Where people gather online to talk about things they’re passionate about. Social media has permanently transformed the way people connect and share information. The brand that gets this, wins.

11. The New Media Landscape Let’s break it down

12. Social Presences: Facebook

13. Wh Matters World’s leading social network 4 Billion minutes spent on FB every day 50% Americans log in once a day 55.7% Females, 42.2% Males (single guys take note) Facebook population growing at a phenomenal pace. If Facebook were a country, it would be 4 th most populated pace in the world.

14. Are you LinkedIn?

15. Social Presences: LinkedIn Groups

16. LinkedIn Groups

17. LinkedIn.com Takeaways Create, join & participate in groups Complete your company profile, including a picture. (under the “more” section) Remember it’s a Social Network. People want to connect, not be sold to… Follow companies Stay updated via the Linkedin Learning Center http://learn.linkedin.com

18. Twitter, What’s the Story? If LinkedIn is about the people you know. Twitter is about the people you’d like to know. Twitter “a micro-blog” started with a simple question: What are you doing? 15 Million Users Later…

19. Twitter

20. YouTube

21. Presentation Sharing: Slideshare.net

22. Corporate Blogs

23. Blogging Where to Begin? It’s about identifying a need for your readers. Useful content keeps readers coming back Be consistent, blog every day / week. Connect with your readers. Dialog. Sorry: It won’t happen in a day. Go from 1 – 5 – 10 – Hundreds… Q. So what does a successful blog look like? A. A passionate one.

24. Egosearching What can I find out about your brand How often do you search your own name or brand? (Google Search, Blog, Video, Images) How well do you listen? How much do you care? Do you know what others are saying about you, your brand or your competitors? SEARCH & ENGAGE

25. Alternative Search Services

26. Social Media Strategy Set objectives first . Blogs without a strategy wither and die. Transactions, Leads, Conv… Don’t be afraid to experiment. Video, Audio, Text, etc… Build a roadmap to engagement . Find your voice. Corporate vs Personal or Both?! Examine the costs and benefits Define an editorial policy. Decrease support calls? Transparency is a must The Good, The Bad and the Ugly! A good marketer listens to what is said Complaints, Compliments, Problems, Questions, Crisis, Competitor

27. Measuring Success – Reality check Social Media Takes Time, Technology & People It’s Not Free. From ROI to ROV (Return on Value) Gaining Readers Followers, Fans, Connections, Posts. Google Analytics a new best friend.

28. Trends to watch in 2010 Social Networks Replacing Emails Web Users are Mobilizing (iPhone, iPad, Android) Crowdsourcing Growing as Budgets Plummet More Rich Media, Lower Costs - Higher Quality Final Thoughts Social Media Needs To Stay Fun Use Common Sense

29. Integrating Traditional and Online PR Tactics

30. Nobody saw the actual press release except a handful of reporters and editors. You had to have significant news before you were allowed to write a press release. A release had to include quotes from third parties, such as customers, analysts and experts. The only way your buyers would learn about the press release’s content was if the media wrote a story about it. The only way to measure the effectiveness of press releases was through “clip books,” which collected every time the media deigned to pick up your release (David Meerman Scott, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, 2007) Ye Olde PR Rules

31. New Rules of PR Don’t just send press releases when “big news” is happening; find good reasons to send them all the time. Instead of just targeting a handful of journalists, create press releases that appeal directly to your buyers. Write releases replete with keyword-rich copy. Create links in releases to deliver potential customers to landing pages on your website. Optimize press release delivery for searching and browsing. Drive people into the sales process with press releases. (David Meerman Scott, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, 2007)

32. PR 1.0 Focus on Presentation and content dissemination Controlled Messages Feedback is a Linear process Eloquence is Vital The Differences between PR 1.0 and PR 2.0 PR 2.0 Focus on Conversation Dialogue Feedback is 24/7 Truth and Transparency

33. What are the goals for PR 2.0? Do you want to: Reach your buyers directly? Drive traffic to your website? Achieve high rankings on search engines? Attract buyers who are looking for what you offer? Move people into and through the sales process? Compete more effectively? (David Meerman Scott, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, 2007)

34. PR 2.0: The Audience Your primary audience is no longer just a handful of journalists. Your audience is millions of people with Internet connections, and access to search engines and RSS readers.

35. Key Elements of PR 2.0 Press release content optimization for search engines, to help with SEO efforts Promotion of press releases and thought-leadership content through social media sites, as well as participation in community discussions on these sites Promotion through bloggers who are influential on relevant topics Creation of an internal corporate or organization blog Establishment of relationships with new media editors and publishers (online news sites, portal sites and ezines ) Web-based press release distribution Online press rooms Automated monitoring of online press coverage of the organization, its products or services, and the use of its brands and trademarks, often through a service such as Google Alerts Production and promotion of podcasts and webinars

36. Content, Content, Content Content Syndication & Optimization Create content “objects” Write once, use often Types of content: webinars, whitepapers, byline articles, editorial articles, photos, videos, presentations, blogs, podcasts, resource kits, events and more Organize all content in the same way – keywords, titles, tags, descriptions, links

37. The New Press Release

38. New Press Release Elements Keywords Images Videos Graphics Online links to company resources RSS feed Social bookmarking

39. Maximize your PR Distribution Post in your Corporate Twitter Account Post in Twibes groups (Twitter groups) Post in Relevant Linkedin Groups Post in Digg, De.lic.ious and other sharing groups Post in relevant professional blogs Post on Corporate Facebook page Post on relevant Facebook Fan Pages

40. Online PR Glossary http://www.immediatefuture.co.uk/option,com_glossary/func,display/letter,E/Itemid,125/catid,1/page,1/ Public Relations Society of America http://www.prsa.org/resources/ PR Toolkit and references http://aboutpublicrelations.net/toolkit.htm http://aboutpublicrelations.net/deskref.htm Complimentary ebook on the New Rules of PR and Marketing http://www.webinknow.com/2006/01/new_complimenta.htm l PR Resources

41. Social Media Resources http://mashable.com/2008/10/30/best-social-media-tools-for-pr-professionals-and-journalists/ http://www.toprankblog.com/2009/11/social-media-pr/ www.socialmention.com www.addictomatic.com

42. Next Webinar: How to Integrate Traditional PR and Social Media (Advanced Techniques) June 9th 17:00-17:45 GMT+2/10:00-10:45 ET https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/171074409 Want to maximize your social presence Want to learn how Social Media can enhance your PR efforts Want to learn how to track and measure your results The webinar will be conducted by Nancy Shapira-Aronovic, Manager of Gelbart Kahana Global Marketing and Oren Todoros, CEO, New Media Consulting

43. Nancy Shapira-Aronovic Manager, Gelbart Kahana Global Marketing www.gksmarketing.com Cell: +972 54 486 3888 Email: [email_address] Twitter : @nancyshapira Blog: http://gksmarketing.com/blog Linkedin: http://www.linkedin/in/nancyshapira Facebook: facebook.com/nancyshapira Skype : nancyshapira Oren Todoros CEO, New Media Consulting www.OrenTodoros.com Cell: +972 52 759 6512 Email: [email_address] Twitter: @orentodoros Blog: blog.orentodoros.com Skype: Oren.Todoros How To Reach Us