This document discusses how emojis, emoticons, and text speak can be used to teach students. It provides background on the origins of emoticons in 1982 as ways to convey tone and feelings in text communications. It then suggests that with text speak and emojis, students can translate, decode, summarize, play with language, and add emotion to language. A number of websites and apps that can be used for emoji-related activities, lessons, and discussions are also listed.
Study: The Future of VR, AR and Self-Driving CarsLinkedIn
We asked LinkedIn members worldwide about their levels of interest in the latest wave of technology: whether they’re using wearables, and whether they intend to buy self-driving cars and VR headsets as they become available. We asked them too about their attitudes to technology and to the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the devices that they use. The answers were fascinating – and in many cases, surprising.
This SlideShare explores the full results of this study, including detailed market-by-market breakdowns of intention levels for each technology – and how attitudes change with age, location and seniority level. If you’re marketing a tech brand – or planning to use VR and wearables to reach a professional audience – then these are insights you won’t want to miss.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, promising self-driving cars, medical breakthroughs, and new ways of working. But how do you separate hype from reality? How can your company apply AI to solve real business problems?
Here’s what AI learnings your business should keep in mind for 2017.
The document discusses strategies for promoting a play called "Game, Life, Play" where the audience acts as the characters. It evaluates different online and offline marketing channels to promote the play, including websites, social media, newspapers, magazines, flyers, posters, radio and TV. It emphasizes using hashtags, social media dialogues, and search engine optimization. It also discusses monitoring analytics, media coverage, and gathering audience feedback to evaluate the promotion efforts.
Virginia Association of Museums (VAM) 2010 Conference: Museums Building Commu...Jonah Holland
What is required to be successful in social media is the willingness to be transparent,
sincere, and engaging and the ability to constantly learn new things.
The landscape of social media is ever- changing and the one thing that you can
be sure if is you’ll never know it all.
You will learn the basics of social media, and why museums and attractions can’t afford NOT to embrace it in today’s
world.
The speakers will discuss: how to listen to what people are saying about your organization, how to add value to the visitor experience through social media,
how to build a following on your blog, Facebook and Twitter & how they
all work together to create synergy. Learn what sorts of goals to set for your
social media program and how to measure success (ROI).
This is the combined presentation of Suzanne Hall (first) and Jonah Holland
The document discusses strategies for museums to utilize social media platforms like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr to engage communities and extend their messaging. It provides details on how the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts uses these platforms as part of their social media strategy and optimization team. Tips are also provided on best practices for social media use by museums.
This document describes the features and capabilities of a mobile app for businesses. The app allows businesses to list events, display photos from events, and play videos. It also integrates social media, menus, reviews, locations, push notifications, user comments, and digital vouchers. The goal is to attract more customers and drive sales through an engaging mobile app experience.
This document discusses how emojis, emoticons, and text speak can be used to teach students. It provides background on the origins of emoticons in 1982 as ways to convey tone and feelings in text communications. It then suggests that with text speak and emojis, students can translate, decode, summarize, play with language, and add emotion to language. A number of websites and apps that can be used for emoji-related activities, lessons, and discussions are also listed.
Study: The Future of VR, AR and Self-Driving CarsLinkedIn
We asked LinkedIn members worldwide about their levels of interest in the latest wave of technology: whether they’re using wearables, and whether they intend to buy self-driving cars and VR headsets as they become available. We asked them too about their attitudes to technology and to the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the devices that they use. The answers were fascinating – and in many cases, surprising.
This SlideShare explores the full results of this study, including detailed market-by-market breakdowns of intention levels for each technology – and how attitudes change with age, location and seniority level. If you’re marketing a tech brand – or planning to use VR and wearables to reach a professional audience – then these are insights you won’t want to miss.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, promising self-driving cars, medical breakthroughs, and new ways of working. But how do you separate hype from reality? How can your company apply AI to solve real business problems?
Here’s what AI learnings your business should keep in mind for 2017.
The document discusses strategies for promoting a play called "Game, Life, Play" where the audience acts as the characters. It evaluates different online and offline marketing channels to promote the play, including websites, social media, newspapers, magazines, flyers, posters, radio and TV. It emphasizes using hashtags, social media dialogues, and search engine optimization. It also discusses monitoring analytics, media coverage, and gathering audience feedback to evaluate the promotion efforts.
Virginia Association of Museums (VAM) 2010 Conference: Museums Building Commu...Jonah Holland
What is required to be successful in social media is the willingness to be transparent,
sincere, and engaging and the ability to constantly learn new things.
The landscape of social media is ever- changing and the one thing that you can
be sure if is you’ll never know it all.
You will learn the basics of social media, and why museums and attractions can’t afford NOT to embrace it in today’s
world.
The speakers will discuss: how to listen to what people are saying about your organization, how to add value to the visitor experience through social media,
how to build a following on your blog, Facebook and Twitter & how they
all work together to create synergy. Learn what sorts of goals to set for your
social media program and how to measure success (ROI).
This is the combined presentation of Suzanne Hall (first) and Jonah Holland
The document discusses strategies for museums to utilize social media platforms like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr to engage communities and extend their messaging. It provides details on how the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts uses these platforms as part of their social media strategy and optimization team. Tips are also provided on best practices for social media use by museums.
This document describes the features and capabilities of a mobile app for businesses. The app allows businesses to list events, display photos from events, and play videos. It also integrates social media, menus, reviews, locations, push notifications, user comments, and digital vouchers. The goal is to attract more customers and drive sales through an engaging mobile app experience.
This presentation was delivered during the State of the Arts 2011 conference held in Austin TX on January 31, 2011. The conference theme is Leading the Creative Economy, and the presentation offered ideas on using social media for marketing arts organizations.
Taking Social Media to the Next Level: Tips, Tricks & Cool IdeasSarah Page
This presentation was given during the State of the Arts 2011 conference held in Austin, TX on January 31, 2011. The conference them was Leading the Creative Economy. This preso covers social media ideas for arts organizations.
This document discusses how to use social media to boost fundraising efforts. It recommends building an online community through various social media platforms to engage supporters and promote events. Specific fundraising event ideas are provided like product sales, walks, and auctions. A social media plan template shows how to schedule posts across channels. The presentation emphasizes recognizing volunteers and sponsors to strengthen community partnerships.
Supercharching Fundraisers with Social MediaSignUp.com
Using Social Media to boost participation and profits in your event fundraisers. Best practices for using Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram and more to boost participation and profits at school carnivals, community and church festivals, charity auctions, races, walkathons, bake sales, book fair fundraisers, and more!
Slides from the Social Media Boot Camp, hosted by Adam Walker Cleaveland on March 13, 2014 at The Gratz Center at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, IL.
How does communication work for your nonprofit organization? Jon Swerens, director of communications for the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, tells nonprofits: Do not settle for lousy UI -- that is, user interface. BONUS: A brief primer on image formats, such as vector vs. bitmap and pixels per inch -- and why you need to care.
The document provides tips for creating an effective blog on a website to build personal branding, relationships, authority, and attract new traffic. It recommends including personal experiences, reviews of tools, hot topics, and sharing other content while keeping posts fresh, visually appealing, and engaging readers with headlines, keywords, and calls to action. The document also discusses using social media, email lists, syndication and search engines as ways to distribute blog content and drive traffic to the website.
Social Marketing Integration: All Marketing Is SocialTim Peter
There's more to social marketing than just building a blog or attracting friends fans, and followers on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn, and Instagram. The most successful organizations use social organically, incorporating it as part their overall customer experience and driving more than just shares, likes, or links; they drive business results. This recent presentation to marketing leaders explores how these organizations succeed with social. And how you can, too.
Metropolitan Group's Tanya Zumach's presentation on Interactive Media and Social Networking to the Salem Convention and Visitors Association Marketing Exchange Luncheon.
Twitter @ Samsung: Customer-Centric Approach to Social MediaEsteban Contreras
Presentation about Samsung's Customer-Centric Approach to Twitter and Social Media. Created by Esteban Contreras and shared initially at the Corporate Social Media Summit 2010 in NYC. #csm10
The document discusses why mobile is important for businesses and provides tips on getting started with mobile marketing. It notes that there are over 1.7 billion mobile users and that mobile search and traffic are growing significantly. It then gives options for developing a mobile site such as using a web design service, content management system, or building it yourself. Tips provided include keeping the mobile site simple with fewer pages and less time spent per page.
This document discusses the importance of social media marketing for businesses. It notes that communication has changed and moved online, with many people now finding information and interacting through platforms like Facebook, Craigslist, YouTube, and text messaging. It emphasizes that businesses need an online presence through social networks and participation in order to effectively reach customers and be responsive to their needs and questions. The document provides examples and tips for how businesses can create profiles, pages, blogs and engage with customers online through sharing content and being responsive to build relationships.
Regulatory issues and technology an introduction to social mediaBill Lublin
A presentation made for the ARELLO Mid Year Meetings by Bill Lublin, CEO of the Social Media Marketing Institute regarding the challenges faced by businesses, professionals, and regulatory agencies.
Growing your business in a digital world
Social media has changed how people interact online through collaboration, sharing, and interaction on platforms like search, video sharing, wikis, and social networking. An average online hour now includes more time on social media sites and less on other activities. Younger generations especially rely on recommendations from friends on social media platforms over other forms of advertising and brand messages. For businesses, developing a social media strategy that focuses on social leadership, influential users, multiple interfaces, personality and learning from failures can help optimize social recommendations and reach wider audiences.
Bloggers are seen as peers by customers and run niche communities that are often more granular than mainstream media. They have a high level of trust with customers. Engaging with bloggers requires understanding their preferences for outreach, designing blog-worthy experiences, and maintaining ongoing relationships for future cooperation and crisis management. Tracking results of blogger outreach helps evaluate effectiveness.
This document provides an overview of social media and recommendations for fair and event organizers to utilize social networking. It discusses the traditional vs. social media networking models and recommends using Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, and Hootsuite. Specific tips are provided for setting up and using accounts on each platform, including posting types and content that would be relevant. The goal is to help organizers understand how to engage audiences and drive attendance through low-cost social media marketing.
Mobile apps completed presentation with omuziJan Payne
The document discusses the growing importance and prevalence of mobile apps. It notes that 78% of Americans have smartphones and that 9 out of 10 smartphone searches end in the user taking action. It argues that every business needs an app to help compete and that apps load faster than websites. The document then provides examples of popular app categories and promotes the idea that "there's an app for that" for many types of businesses.
Social Media 101-Association of Connecticut FairsSaffire Events
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies for events. It discusses creating posts for different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest. Specific tips are provided for each platform, such as using cover photos and profile pictures on Facebook, setting up and customizing a Twitter account, and posting videos on YouTube. The document also discusses ways to maximize social media presence on an event website, and provides ideas for specific social media marketing campaigns like contests, multimedia content, and engaging followers. The overall goal is to help events understand how to effectively utilize different social media outlets to promote their brand and drive audience engagement.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies for events. It discusses creating posts for different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest. Specific tips are provided for each platform, such as using cover photos and profile pictures on Facebook, setting up and customizing a Twitter account, and posting videos on YouTube. The document also discusses ways to maximize social media presence on an event website, and provides ideas for specific social media marketing strategies like contests, multimedia content, tagging photos on Facebook and more. The goal is to engage audiences and drive traffic to the event through an integrated social media presence.
This presentation was delivered during the State of the Arts 2011 conference held in Austin TX on January 31, 2011. The conference theme is Leading the Creative Economy, and the presentation offered ideas on using social media for marketing arts organizations.
Taking Social Media to the Next Level: Tips, Tricks & Cool IdeasSarah Page
This presentation was given during the State of the Arts 2011 conference held in Austin, TX on January 31, 2011. The conference them was Leading the Creative Economy. This preso covers social media ideas for arts organizations.
This document discusses how to use social media to boost fundraising efforts. It recommends building an online community through various social media platforms to engage supporters and promote events. Specific fundraising event ideas are provided like product sales, walks, and auctions. A social media plan template shows how to schedule posts across channels. The presentation emphasizes recognizing volunteers and sponsors to strengthen community partnerships.
Supercharching Fundraisers with Social MediaSignUp.com
Using Social Media to boost participation and profits in your event fundraisers. Best practices for using Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram and more to boost participation and profits at school carnivals, community and church festivals, charity auctions, races, walkathons, bake sales, book fair fundraisers, and more!
Slides from the Social Media Boot Camp, hosted by Adam Walker Cleaveland on March 13, 2014 at The Gratz Center at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, IL.
How does communication work for your nonprofit organization? Jon Swerens, director of communications for the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, tells nonprofits: Do not settle for lousy UI -- that is, user interface. BONUS: A brief primer on image formats, such as vector vs. bitmap and pixels per inch -- and why you need to care.
The document provides tips for creating an effective blog on a website to build personal branding, relationships, authority, and attract new traffic. It recommends including personal experiences, reviews of tools, hot topics, and sharing other content while keeping posts fresh, visually appealing, and engaging readers with headlines, keywords, and calls to action. The document also discusses using social media, email lists, syndication and search engines as ways to distribute blog content and drive traffic to the website.
Social Marketing Integration: All Marketing Is SocialTim Peter
There's more to social marketing than just building a blog or attracting friends fans, and followers on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn, and Instagram. The most successful organizations use social organically, incorporating it as part their overall customer experience and driving more than just shares, likes, or links; they drive business results. This recent presentation to marketing leaders explores how these organizations succeed with social. And how you can, too.
Metropolitan Group's Tanya Zumach's presentation on Interactive Media and Social Networking to the Salem Convention and Visitors Association Marketing Exchange Luncheon.
Twitter @ Samsung: Customer-Centric Approach to Social MediaEsteban Contreras
Presentation about Samsung's Customer-Centric Approach to Twitter and Social Media. Created by Esteban Contreras and shared initially at the Corporate Social Media Summit 2010 in NYC. #csm10
The document discusses why mobile is important for businesses and provides tips on getting started with mobile marketing. It notes that there are over 1.7 billion mobile users and that mobile search and traffic are growing significantly. It then gives options for developing a mobile site such as using a web design service, content management system, or building it yourself. Tips provided include keeping the mobile site simple with fewer pages and less time spent per page.
This document discusses the importance of social media marketing for businesses. It notes that communication has changed and moved online, with many people now finding information and interacting through platforms like Facebook, Craigslist, YouTube, and text messaging. It emphasizes that businesses need an online presence through social networks and participation in order to effectively reach customers and be responsive to their needs and questions. The document provides examples and tips for how businesses can create profiles, pages, blogs and engage with customers online through sharing content and being responsive to build relationships.
Regulatory issues and technology an introduction to social mediaBill Lublin
A presentation made for the ARELLO Mid Year Meetings by Bill Lublin, CEO of the Social Media Marketing Institute regarding the challenges faced by businesses, professionals, and regulatory agencies.
Growing your business in a digital world
Social media has changed how people interact online through collaboration, sharing, and interaction on platforms like search, video sharing, wikis, and social networking. An average online hour now includes more time on social media sites and less on other activities. Younger generations especially rely on recommendations from friends on social media platforms over other forms of advertising and brand messages. For businesses, developing a social media strategy that focuses on social leadership, influential users, multiple interfaces, personality and learning from failures can help optimize social recommendations and reach wider audiences.
Bloggers are seen as peers by customers and run niche communities that are often more granular than mainstream media. They have a high level of trust with customers. Engaging with bloggers requires understanding their preferences for outreach, designing blog-worthy experiences, and maintaining ongoing relationships for future cooperation and crisis management. Tracking results of blogger outreach helps evaluate effectiveness.
This document provides an overview of social media and recommendations for fair and event organizers to utilize social networking. It discusses the traditional vs. social media networking models and recommends using Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, and Hootsuite. Specific tips are provided for setting up and using accounts on each platform, including posting types and content that would be relevant. The goal is to help organizers understand how to engage audiences and drive attendance through low-cost social media marketing.
Mobile apps completed presentation with omuziJan Payne
The document discusses the growing importance and prevalence of mobile apps. It notes that 78% of Americans have smartphones and that 9 out of 10 smartphone searches end in the user taking action. It argues that every business needs an app to help compete and that apps load faster than websites. The document then provides examples of popular app categories and promotes the idea that "there's an app for that" for many types of businesses.
Social Media 101-Association of Connecticut FairsSaffire Events
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies for events. It discusses creating posts for different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest. Specific tips are provided for each platform, such as using cover photos and profile pictures on Facebook, setting up and customizing a Twitter account, and posting videos on YouTube. The document also discusses ways to maximize social media presence on an event website, and provides ideas for specific social media marketing campaigns like contests, multimedia content, and engaging followers. The overall goal is to help events understand how to effectively utilize different social media outlets to promote their brand and drive audience engagement.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies for events. It discusses creating posts for different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest. Specific tips are provided for each platform, such as using cover photos and profile pictures on Facebook, setting up and customizing a Twitter account, and posting videos on YouTube. The document also discusses ways to maximize social media presence on an event website, and provides ideas for specific social media marketing strategies like contests, multimedia content, tagging photos on Facebook and more. The goal is to engage audiences and drive traffic to the event through an integrated social media presence.
14. Let’s Do Some Comparisons..
•Newspapers – Circulation – about 480 Million
•Cars on the planet – about 800 Million
•Cable & Satellite TV Subscribers – 850 Million
•Personal Computers – 1 Billion
•Televison Sets – 1.5 Billion
•Email Users – 1.3 Billion
•Internet Users – 1.4 Billion
Compared to:
15. Your Social Media Connections
• There are 4X more users using a cell phone than a
PC or Laptop
• Many mobile Web users are mobile-only, (i.e. they do
not, or very rarely use a desktop, laptop or tablet to
access the Web. Even in the US 25 % of mobile Web
users are mobile-only.)
• 80% of us in the USA have a mobile phone
16. Your Social Media Connections
•The Web as you know it is DYING…
•Mobile Devices & Tablets are taking over
•Apps are replacing Web Sites
•We now live in a Mobile World!
•It’s time for you to GO MOBILE!!
30. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Events Messages
Music Blog Mailing List
YouTube About Around Us
Fan Wall Facebook QRScanner
Submit Photos Twitter Loyalty Tab
TrackList
VoiceNotes
31. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Events Messages
Music Blog Specials
YouTube About Us Mailing List
Fan Wall Facebook Around Us
Submit Photos Twitter QRScanner
TrackList Gallery Loyalty Tab
VoiceNotes
32. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Events Messages
Music Blog Locations
YouTube About Us Mailing List
Prayer Wall Facebook Around Us
Submit Photos Twitter QRScanner
TrackList Gallery
VoiceNotes
33. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Events Messages
Music Blog Locations
YouTube About Us Mailing List
Spa Wall Facebook Around Us
Submit Photos Twitter QRCoupon
TrackList Gallery Services
VoiceNotes Products
34. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Events Messages
Music Blog Locations
YouTube About Us Mailing List
QR Coupon Facebook Services
Submit Photos Twitter Gallery
Around Us Reservations Newsletter
VoiceNotes
35. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Updates Messages
Around Us Blog Events
Calculator Office Mailing List
House Cam Facebook Coupons
Client Wall Twitter Gallery
About Us Listings Newsletter
VoiceNotes
36. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Home Messages
YouTube Blog Events
Submit Photo Office Mailing List
Fan Wall Facebook Coupons
QR Coupon Twitter Gallery
About Us Contact Newsletter
VoiceNotes Breaking News RSS Feed
37. Your Social Media Connections
Recommended Optional
Home Menu Specials
Around Us Blog Events
Tip Calculator Location Mailing List
Messages Facebook Coupons
Fan Wall Twitter Gallery
About Us Reservations Newsletter
VoiceNotes
39. KEY BENEFITS
• One on One Intimate Communication with
Customers
• “PUSH” Notifications – Specials, discounts,
reminders, Coupons, Etc. 97% vs. 4% with
email
• Constant Branding – Right on the customers
Mobile Device – They are on them 23 hours
per day!
40. KEY BENEFITS
• A platform for “PROOF” – Important
info, Testimonials, Videos, etc.
• GPS directions to the Location
• One Tap Calling from the Mobile device
• Connect to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
• Viral Marketing – “Share this App”
41. Your Social Media Connections
Mobile App Preview
Contact us:
Direct: 256.226.3099
For a FREE DEMO for Your Business
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Editor's Notes
Next wave.TV: content driven to screen. Change channels. Content delivered to a screen.Computers: Next phase, originally static—just glossy picture on screenEvolved to links, audio, videoMobile Device: audio, video, mobile apps!
Constantly new opportunitiesAhead of, on top of, behindCutting edge of technology & opportunityKnow what feels like to MISS an opportunity?Most of us know how it feels to catch an opportunityRide this wave with us
This is where you say .. When it’s too late! When you missed out on the opportunity.. You missed the wave and now you’re just swimming around in the white water with everyone else.. Use the Web Site – domain name example.. Or the Hot stock tip you got and didn’t get on it in time.. ____________________Missed it, churned in water, pounded into the beachRight place, right time
The entire Globe has gone Mobile.. Real estate has gone Mobile.Buyers are looking for real estate on their Mobile devices 2, 3 and even 12x per day… AND that means…. Your potential BUYERS have GONE MOBILE! __________________________________________ MOVE FIRST BULLETT DOWN!!!!!!!ONLY 1.1 billion Internet connections todayForrester Research & Gartner Group ($58 billion)APPLE!!!!!App Downloads create revenue
“MONSTER” OPPORTUNITY!!!Keys & Phone out the door
Kids texting in 5 foot radius Not applicable!!!
3 they create branding in the messages (what exactly does that mean?) like a text 97% read vs 4% emails4 allow a platform for proof and testimony 5 allow you to go viral withFacebook, twitter and other social media
3 they create branding in the messages (what exactly does that mean?) like a text 97% read vs 4% emails4 allow a platform for proof and testimony 5 allow you to go viral withFacebook, twitter and other social media
5 allow you to go viral withFacebook, twitter and other social media
5 allow you to go viral withFacebook, twitter and other social media