This document discusses social networking tools for business purposes. It begins by introducing social networking and some of the common tools used, such as websites, blogs, and videos. It then discusses how the new rules of social networking require focusing messaging through these new channels, with websites, blogs, and videos now being how customers can access a business's message. The document emphasizes that the value of each social networking user is different, and businesses need to understand this. It also profiles Gary Vaynerchuk as an example of someone using social networking successfully for marketing. The document ends by discussing developing goals and messaging for social networking, as well as understanding customer personas.
This document outlines a seminar on social networking for business. It discusses setting up a Twitter account and participating in online discussions using tools like Tweetchat. Attendees are prompted to share why they are attending. The presentation covers developing new rules for social networking, creating personas for target customer groups, and developing goals and content for an organization's social media strategy. Attendees are asked to identify personas for their own companies and discuss how to create targeted web pages and content for those personas.
1) There are different consumer clusters in rural markets, with varying media exposure and purchasing behaviors. Specialized reach strategies need to be designed for each cluster.
2) New sustained rural marketing channels need to be created and supported over the long term, such as beauty parlors, colleges, and youth clubs. These can become permanent touchpoints for brands.
3) Rural markets are changing as younger generations have more income and exposure to urban lifestyles through TV and travel. They represent a new emerging rural consumer segment. Careful strategies are needed to connect with them.
Candice Mcleod discusses the rise of personal video recorders (PVRs) and their impact on television advertising. PVRs allow viewers to skip advertisements, reducing advertising views by 30%. This challenges broadcasters who rely on advertising revenue. However, some viewers will still watch entertaining or interesting ads. Advertisers must create high quality ads like films to engage viewers and avoid fast forwarding. While PVRs threaten television advertising, it is not dead if advertisers adapt their creative strategies.
El documento describe los objetivos y contenidos de un curso de Física 2 en una carrera de formación docente. Los objetivos incluyen analizar conceptos fundamentales de electromagnetismo, internalizar comprensión de conceptos y principios a través de un enfoque espiralado, y adquirir habilidades para abordar situaciones problemáticas. Los contenidos cubren las ecuaciones de Maxwell, electromagnetismo, circuitos eléctricos, ondas electromagnéticas y óptica física. El enfoque didáctico enfatiza la unidad sub
Immunotec is a company committed to developing healthy lifestyle products based on over 30 years of research. Their flagship product, Immunocal, is a patented whey protein isolate that delivers cysteine to support glutathione levels. Glutathione is an important antioxidant that plays key roles in immunity and detoxification. Immunotec researchers have published numerous studies on glutathione and the benefits of Immunocal for health and wellness. The company offers various product packages for both personal use and to start a business opportunity with their line of supplements and consumable wellness products.
Rebound Electronics is a global leader in electronic component sourcing and supply chain management. They offer a full suite of procurement services including shortage management, global sourcing, kitting, turn-key manufacturing, and excess inventory disposal. With offices worldwide, Rebound can source components globally and provide customers with personalized support and flexible solutions.
Creekside Social Networking Presentationwowwebworks
The document discusses the importance of social networking for businesses. It argues that traditional marketing approaches that focus only on a company's website are isolating the business and missing opportunities. Instead, businesses should think of their online presence as multiple paths that can direct people to their website from social networking sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. Doing this brings the business out of isolation and increases its visibility and brand recognition. The document provides examples of social networking sites and encourages businesses to sign up, be active on these sites, and connect with others to gain referrals and stay top of mind with potential customers.
This document describes RacerKidz.com, a web application for managing ski racing clubs, teams, athletes, events, and coaching. The application allows clubs to register athletes and assign them to teams and coaches. Coaches can create evaluations, assign technical content, and track athlete progress. Athletes can access coaching materials and maintain a personal journal. The application aims to structure interactions between coaches and athletes and help manage all aspects of running a ski racing club and programs.
This document outlines a seminar on social networking for business. It discusses setting up a Twitter account and participating in online discussions using tools like Tweetchat. Attendees are prompted to share why they are attending. The presentation covers developing new rules for social networking, creating personas for target customer groups, and developing goals and content for an organization's social media strategy. Attendees are asked to identify personas for their own companies and discuss how to create targeted web pages and content for those personas.
1) There are different consumer clusters in rural markets, with varying media exposure and purchasing behaviors. Specialized reach strategies need to be designed for each cluster.
2) New sustained rural marketing channels need to be created and supported over the long term, such as beauty parlors, colleges, and youth clubs. These can become permanent touchpoints for brands.
3) Rural markets are changing as younger generations have more income and exposure to urban lifestyles through TV and travel. They represent a new emerging rural consumer segment. Careful strategies are needed to connect with them.
Candice Mcleod discusses the rise of personal video recorders (PVRs) and their impact on television advertising. PVRs allow viewers to skip advertisements, reducing advertising views by 30%. This challenges broadcasters who rely on advertising revenue. However, some viewers will still watch entertaining or interesting ads. Advertisers must create high quality ads like films to engage viewers and avoid fast forwarding. While PVRs threaten television advertising, it is not dead if advertisers adapt their creative strategies.
El documento describe los objetivos y contenidos de un curso de Física 2 en una carrera de formación docente. Los objetivos incluyen analizar conceptos fundamentales de electromagnetismo, internalizar comprensión de conceptos y principios a través de un enfoque espiralado, y adquirir habilidades para abordar situaciones problemáticas. Los contenidos cubren las ecuaciones de Maxwell, electromagnetismo, circuitos eléctricos, ondas electromagnéticas y óptica física. El enfoque didáctico enfatiza la unidad sub
Immunotec is a company committed to developing healthy lifestyle products based on over 30 years of research. Their flagship product, Immunocal, is a patented whey protein isolate that delivers cysteine to support glutathione levels. Glutathione is an important antioxidant that plays key roles in immunity and detoxification. Immunotec researchers have published numerous studies on glutathione and the benefits of Immunocal for health and wellness. The company offers various product packages for both personal use and to start a business opportunity with their line of supplements and consumable wellness products.
Rebound Electronics is a global leader in electronic component sourcing and supply chain management. They offer a full suite of procurement services including shortage management, global sourcing, kitting, turn-key manufacturing, and excess inventory disposal. With offices worldwide, Rebound can source components globally and provide customers with personalized support and flexible solutions.
Creekside Social Networking Presentationwowwebworks
The document discusses the importance of social networking for businesses. It argues that traditional marketing approaches that focus only on a company's website are isolating the business and missing opportunities. Instead, businesses should think of their online presence as multiple paths that can direct people to their website from social networking sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. Doing this brings the business out of isolation and increases its visibility and brand recognition. The document provides examples of social networking sites and encourages businesses to sign up, be active on these sites, and connect with others to gain referrals and stay top of mind with potential customers.
This document describes RacerKidz.com, a web application for managing ski racing clubs, teams, athletes, events, and coaching. The application allows clubs to register athletes and assign them to teams and coaches. Coaches can create evaluations, assign technical content, and track athlete progress. Athletes can access coaching materials and maintain a personal journal. The application aims to structure interactions between coaches and athletes and help manage all aspects of running a ski racing club and programs.
This document discusses the importance of social media for businesses. It notes that if Facebook was a country, it would be the 3rd largest in the world. It provides 4 key reasons why social media matters for businesses, such as customers already being present on these platforms. It recommends 5 top social networks to start with, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and blogs. The document advocates targeting audiences on social media where, when and how they engage online.
Angela J. Buckley is an international engineering and business professional with experience spanning multiple industries including automotive, technology, manufacturing, fitness, government, and music. She has a background in engineering, strategic planning, program development, and has worked for both startups and Fortune 500 companies. Her resume highlights her skills in business development, program development, continuous improvement, and communications.
This document provides a practical guide to cooperative learning. It outlines 5 major phases: 1) the teacher clarifies goals and provides an introduction; 2) teams are organized with defined roles; 3) the teacher facilitates team activities and learning of academic and social skills; 4) students are assessed throughout and via team presentations; 5) both group and individual efforts are recognized. Key aspects of each phase are described, such as mixing teams, using structures like jigsaw and think-pair-share, assessing cooperation and learning, and highlighting results.
This document describes SnowProApp, a web application that allows ski schools to manage instructor-guest interactions, programs, events, and overall school administration. Key features include allowing instructors to provide online guidance to guests after lessons, maintaining guest profiles and lesson notes, managing registration for programs and events, and providing technical content for skills development. The goal is to improve the guest experience and increase return business for the ski school.
Even after all the success stories we've heard, I continued to hear skepticism about social media from business people and business-thinking techies. I examined what's wrong with many social media evangelist's talks, and now present how to show that social media is relevant to the bottom line.
The document discusses the role of glutathione in cell defense and immune function. It summarizes several studies that found benefits of glutathione enhancement including a reduction in infection risk and ventilator days in critically ill patients, increased pulmonary function in a patient with lung disease supplemented with glutathione precursors, and improved survival in HIV patients with higher glutathione levels. Undenatured whey protein is identified as an effective way to intracellularly enhance glutathione levels due to its high cystine content.
The document provides information about Big Rock, a web solutions company in India. It discusses Big Rock's products like domain registration, website building tools, and hosting services. It then analyzes Big Rock's market situation and outlines objectives to increase brand awareness and capture more market share through improved promotion. Market research findings on customer needs and awareness of Big Rock are presented. The document proposes segmentation of customers and a marketing mix strategy.
BIZ Builder Magazine - The Decline of Trust in Corporate America - June 2012CommPRO.biz
1) Apple innovates every aspect of their business, not just products, through a process of identifying constraints, generating ideas, prioritizing solutions, and rapidly implementing improvements.
2) Apple excels at managing customer impressions of their service, even when service issues arise, through focused teams that innovate all touchpoints with customers.
3) Apple creates a consistent brand experience across all interactions by identifying and commonalizing themes, qualities, and touchpoints to connect different experiences into a cohesive whole.
AdzZoo\'s newest service, Qnanza will be a local deal website where local businesses and consumers can connect through huge deals offered by local businesses to attract new customers through our existing technology and strategies!
Mike Nolet - Automated Trading: Beyond the Hype. #ATSNLIAB Netherlands
1) Programmatic trading is a real technology that has disrupted the advertising industry over the past seven years, allowing for more efficient automated trading between buyers and sellers of digital ads.
2) However, the technology has been over-hyped and made seem more complicated than necessary by venture capitalists seeking big returns and new feature categories.
3) In reality, the value comes from operational efficiencies that reduce costs for buyers and sellers, as well as benefits like buyers using their own data and technology and sellers having more control over prices and ad quality.
How to improve your business model based upon new principles used in the new media landscape
Based on Eday 09: The Net's Next business model presentation
If you work in retail, you’ll know it’s tough out there. But, don’t fear. There’s still lots you can do to make sure you come out of this challenging time stronger than ever.
These tips will help you understand your customers better and adapt your business to a different world.
Enjoy.
This document discusses the importance of social media for businesses. It notes that if Facebook was a country, it would be the 3rd largest in the world. It provides 4 key reasons why social media matters for businesses, such as customers already being present on these platforms. It recommends 5 top social networks to start with, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and blogs. The document advocates targeting audiences on social media where, when and how they engage online.
Angela J. Buckley is an international engineering and business professional with experience spanning multiple industries including automotive, technology, manufacturing, fitness, government, and music. She has a background in engineering, strategic planning, program development, and has worked for both startups and Fortune 500 companies. Her resume highlights her skills in business development, program development, continuous improvement, and communications.
This document provides a practical guide to cooperative learning. It outlines 5 major phases: 1) the teacher clarifies goals and provides an introduction; 2) teams are organized with defined roles; 3) the teacher facilitates team activities and learning of academic and social skills; 4) students are assessed throughout and via team presentations; 5) both group and individual efforts are recognized. Key aspects of each phase are described, such as mixing teams, using structures like jigsaw and think-pair-share, assessing cooperation and learning, and highlighting results.
This document describes SnowProApp, a web application that allows ski schools to manage instructor-guest interactions, programs, events, and overall school administration. Key features include allowing instructors to provide online guidance to guests after lessons, maintaining guest profiles and lesson notes, managing registration for programs and events, and providing technical content for skills development. The goal is to improve the guest experience and increase return business for the ski school.
Even after all the success stories we've heard, I continued to hear skepticism about social media from business people and business-thinking techies. I examined what's wrong with many social media evangelist's talks, and now present how to show that social media is relevant to the bottom line.
The document discusses the role of glutathione in cell defense and immune function. It summarizes several studies that found benefits of glutathione enhancement including a reduction in infection risk and ventilator days in critically ill patients, increased pulmonary function in a patient with lung disease supplemented with glutathione precursors, and improved survival in HIV patients with higher glutathione levels. Undenatured whey protein is identified as an effective way to intracellularly enhance glutathione levels due to its high cystine content.
The document provides information about Big Rock, a web solutions company in India. It discusses Big Rock's products like domain registration, website building tools, and hosting services. It then analyzes Big Rock's market situation and outlines objectives to increase brand awareness and capture more market share through improved promotion. Market research findings on customer needs and awareness of Big Rock are presented. The document proposes segmentation of customers and a marketing mix strategy.
BIZ Builder Magazine - The Decline of Trust in Corporate America - June 2012CommPRO.biz
1) Apple innovates every aspect of their business, not just products, through a process of identifying constraints, generating ideas, prioritizing solutions, and rapidly implementing improvements.
2) Apple excels at managing customer impressions of their service, even when service issues arise, through focused teams that innovate all touchpoints with customers.
3) Apple creates a consistent brand experience across all interactions by identifying and commonalizing themes, qualities, and touchpoints to connect different experiences into a cohesive whole.
AdzZoo\'s newest service, Qnanza will be a local deal website where local businesses and consumers can connect through huge deals offered by local businesses to attract new customers through our existing technology and strategies!
Mike Nolet - Automated Trading: Beyond the Hype. #ATSNLIAB Netherlands
1) Programmatic trading is a real technology that has disrupted the advertising industry over the past seven years, allowing for more efficient automated trading between buyers and sellers of digital ads.
2) However, the technology has been over-hyped and made seem more complicated than necessary by venture capitalists seeking big returns and new feature categories.
3) In reality, the value comes from operational efficiencies that reduce costs for buyers and sellers, as well as benefits like buyers using their own data and technology and sellers having more control over prices and ad quality.
How to improve your business model based upon new principles used in the new media landscape
Based on Eday 09: The Net's Next business model presentation
If you work in retail, you’ll know it’s tough out there. But, don’t fear. There’s still lots you can do to make sure you come out of this challenging time stronger than ever.
These tips will help you understand your customers better and adapt your business to a different world.
Enjoy.
13. Rules?
Harvey: Guns or knives?
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Butch: No, no, not yet. Not
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until me and Harvey get the
rules straightened out.
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14. Rules?
Harvey: Guns or knives?
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Butch: No, no, not yet. Not
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until me and Harvey get the
rules straightened out.
Harvey: Rules? In a knife
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fight? No rules.
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15. Today’s Purpose
I could start headlong here into all the things
you can do on SN sites
But our purpose here today is NOT to help you
flail away and waste time
Your purpose today is to get help so you can be
eective using them
Just showing you how to use them will NOT
accomplish that goal
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22. Old Rules
Customers
Newspaper
Ads
Radio Ads
TV Ads
Newspaper
PR
Your Business
Message
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23. Old Rules
Customers
Newspaper
Ads
Radio Ads
TV Ads
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PR
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26. New Rules
Website
Blog
Video
Customers
Your Business
Message
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27. New Rules
Website
Blog
Video
Customers
Your Business
Message
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28. New Rules
Website
Blog
Video
Your Business
Message
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29. New Rules
The value of each viewer/user/customer is NOT THE SAME!
After meeting with more and more marketing agencies it has
become clear to me that people don’t understand a internet user,
one that uses tools to spread their passions and interests, they
are VERY dierent the a TV watcher that takes in the content and
goes to sleep!
All consumers are not equal and the quicker Brands understand
that and use
this nugget they will be able to distance themselves from their
competition.
Gary vay – ner – chuk
Let’s hear it from him: garyvaynerchuck.com
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30. New Rules
Last December ’08, seeking to enhance sales, Gary oered free
shipping and promoted it three ways. As a result, he said, a
direct marketing mailing cost $15,000 and brought in 200 new
customers; a billboard ad cost $7,500 and won 300 new
customers; and tweeting the promotion on Twitter attracted
1,800 new customers.
No wonder he loves the online approach and is in demand as a
consultant by businesses as large as Disney and as small as
neighborhood hardware stores.
His Story: http://bit.ly/YuzS
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37. Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
To tell people about your great,
industry leading, cutting edge,
next generation, out of the box,
high demand, leading edge,
paradigm shifting... product!
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38. Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
To tell people about your great,
industry leading, cutting edge,
next generation, out of the box,
high demand, leading edge,
paradigm shifting... product!
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39. Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
To tell people about your great,
industry leading, cutting edge,
next generation, out of the box,
high demand, leading edge,
paradigm shifting... product!
GET OVER IT
CUT THE
GOOBLDYGOOK
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40. Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
Develop Your Goals
Increase Revenue by 20%
Get more votes in Kalamazoo Country
Increase donations online by 35%
Increase membership by 15% this year
Increase applications for the school by 10%
Write them down - make them measurable
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41. Customer Personas and Your Organization
Think About Who Your Customers Are
Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
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42. Customer Personas and Your Organization
Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
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43. Customer Personas and Your Organization
Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
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44. Customer Personas and Your Organization
Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
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45. Customer Personas and Your Organization
micotargets
Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
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46. Customer Personas and Your Organization
micotargets
target persona profiles
Developing Your Organizational Goals Message
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52. Extended Seminars
http://tinyurl.com/wowevents
The New Rules April 7 - 9-12 (Sold Out)
May 19 - Tuesday 9-12 (Repeats #1)
May 7 - Taking Back Control of Your Website
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53. Using Your Signature
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Wow Web Works
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(269) 599-7482 c
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Editor's Notes
the problem here is what to do with all these tools - and more.
Remember this scene?
Remember this scene?
So, I theoretically know what I’m talking about in Social Media
Many so called experts out there - all self proclaimed as there are not certifications
At issue is know what to do with the tools once in your hand
Two issues
1. To hesitant to enter the game
2. Entering headlong and not having an action plan to do it
Results - wasting a LOT of time and effort
Two issues
1. To hesitant to enter the game
2. Entering headlong and not having an action plan to do it
Results - wasting a LOT of time and effort
Now - when it comes to RULES - I choose that term with some hesitation
The problem here is 40 minutes long - Upcoming Social Networking Seminar=9 hours
Now - let’s look at the OLD RULES
If you wanted to get your message to the customer you had to go through the gate keepers
Mass Media
Now - let’s look at the OLD RULES
Now - let’s look at the OLD RULES
Now - let’s look at the OLD RULES
Now - let’s look at the OLD RULES
Now - let’s look at the OLD RULES
Interruption Based - Stop what you wanted to do to see annoying things
Outbound Advertising - Boosting about what you are or have
If you can engage them in something they like - they give you feedback
They then broadcast what they like to others
If you can engage them in something they like - they give you feedback
They then broadcast what they like to others
If you can engage them in something they like - they give you feedback
They then broadcast what they like to others
See how exciting it is to simply read that?
Now compare it with the passion of a VIDEO
Which will have more impact?
Tested Results
In order to make it all work - these are the fundamentals you need to work out
We will detail this in this first class more than the last two classes - MOST IMPORTANT PART
Once you’ve developed that message - Then design/structure your web presence to reflect that
This will be the foundation base from which to launch your efforts
We will cover some very basic elements of this
You need to educate yourself on the tools
Create a Tool Kit Combo to best get your message out there and establish yourself
YOU CAN’T USE THEM ALL - Cherry Pick from the assortment
Get wet! Jump In and begin establishing your grubstake in the Wild!