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Hardywood craft brewery video roi case study 1Nhat Pham
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Henrico Citizen Business Branding Summit Nhat Pham
On 11.12.14, Nhat Pham presented a dynamic presentation to entrepreneurs for small & medium size business. Nhat discussed the difference between branding & marketing, social media and his 5M's to marketing success online or offline.
Tots on the-go social media roi case studyNhat Pham
Tots on-the-go, a baby equipment rental service started by a solo entrepreneur, wanted to promote their website and increase sales with a limited budget. They created a strategy using a personal blog, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube channel to provide stroller tips and reviews to connect with mothers, influencers and bloggers. This drove traffic to their online properties and led to thousands of YouTube followers, higher website traffic and views, a 3% jump in Twitter sales in one month, and new relationships with influencers and bloggers in the mom community.
Hardywood craft brewery video roi case study 1Nhat Pham
Hardywood Brewery was unhappy with homemade videos that lacked polish and hired a professional videographer, but the resulting videos were too staged. They sought a more down-to-earth approach to document the launch of their SB604 lager presented by the Virginia governor. SUCCESSWERKS created a fast-paced, edgy video using different camera angles and modern techniques to tell the SB604 story and showcase Hardywood's character, which received a positive response on social media.
Puritan dry cleaners social media roi case studyNhat Pham
Puritan Cleaners was looking for a way to connect with current and new customers. They launched a campaign called "Free Pants Wednesday" which allowed customers to get one pair of pants cleaned for free each Wednesday. This campaign was promoted on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other local sites. The campaign was successful in gaining over 1,000 likes and thousands of impressions on social media. It also resulted in a 27.6% increase in revenues over a 4 week period, capturing 611 new email addresses and cleaning 3,370 articles of clothing total. The Operations Director of Puritan Cleaners praised SUCCESSWERKS for helping them establish an effective social media strategy.
The document discusses how technology has impacted audiences and how internet access has grown rapidly globally. It notes that people now spend over 2 hours per day on social media and mobile devices are the primary way people access information and make purchases online. The summary discusses how businesses need to adapt to selling online given 92% of internet users now visit online stores. Both businesses and customers face challenges with online transactions around visibility, security, experience and more. It concludes that social media, video, payment options and adapting to new technologies will continue shaping customer trends.
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This document discusses Lawrence B. Nwinee's web design and digital marketing consulting business. It outlines the services offered including web apps, graphic design, and digital marketing. It also discusses how the internet has driven business growth and consumer demand for online services. The opportunities for internet-based businesses are expected to continue growing significantly in the coming years. The document provides statistics on global e-commerce revenue and internet users. It also discusses developing a marketing strategy and plan to promote the business using social media.
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- Electronic payments shifting to use of mobile wallets and near field communication technology.
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This document summarizes key trends in digital strategy and platforms according to a 2010 report. It discusses the importance of user experience and online storytelling. It notes that banner ads are less effective now. Emerging trends include cloud computing, mobile computing, and information consumption on multiple platforms. Content is increasingly shared by consumers. The principles of gaming are changing conversations. Technologies like augmented reality are merging online and offline experiences. The report also notes that 40% of opportunities will shift to mobile and that social media, measurement, and transparency are critical to digital strategy evolution. Producer, advertiser and audience roles are also evolving.
This document summarizes key topics from a 2010 digital marketing outlook report, including:
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- Emerging platforms like mobile, cloud computing, and new forms of digital content consumption.
- The evolution of digital strategies, including the shift to mobile, importance of social media measurement, and changing roles of producers, advertisers and audiences.
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The document discusses the growing importance of multi-channel marketing strategies for companies as consumer behavior shifts online. It notes the significant revenue generated from digital commerce and how companies must have an online presence wherever their customers are. Specifically, it highlights how a company called SapientNitro helps clients with integrated marketing, commerce, and technology services across multiple digital channels globally and locally.
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NISA Conference 2015: Winning the Battle for Qualified Candidates
1. #ICLive
Winning the Battle for Qualified Candidates:
in a Digital World
2015 Charleston, SC
#NISA2015
Online Media
Strategist | Author | Speaker
@NhatPham
2. #ICLive
Background
Refugee from Vietnam
Sales & Marketing
Been in Internet
since 90’s
Technology “Nut”
Love People
Phamily Guy
8. #ICLive
Social Networking
Definition - Internet-based tools/sites for sharing and discussing
information among human beings. The term most often refers to
activities that integrate technology, _________ interaction, and the
construction of words, pictures, videos and audio. This interaction,
and the manner in which information is presented, depends on the
varied perspectives and ”____________" of shared meaning among
communities, as people share their stories and experiences.
Social
building
9. #ICLive
What’s the Result
- Everybody is a publisher / __________
- More “_________” vs. “pull”
- Conversations with or with out YOU
- Communication happens “real-time”
- The Rise of _________ Brands
9
citizen journalist
push
Personal
30. #ICLive
What Should We Measure Online?
Following
Likes, Followers, ____________
Engagement
Blog Comments
Mentions
Traffic & ___________Leads
Shares
48. #ICLive 48
C Level SUCCESS™
Connect with customers, clients, colleagues
Link to them on all sites
Use Multiple modalities
Give them a reason to connect
Cultivate Common Cause
Find your why
It doesn’t have to be warm & fuzzy
Connect to them on emotional level
Create a Community
• Like-minded people
• Get engagement
• You have a “Tribe”
50. #ICLive
Getting Your Message Out
Build Out Your Networks
Aggregate Content
Write White Papers
Post Blog Entries
Comment
Create __________ Content
i.e. Videos, Infographs, Slideshares
Compelling