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This document provides an overview of Mary Wu's social media management and communication management services. It outlines her experience managing platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. She offers packages for social media posts, newsletters, blog posts, and a social media calendar plan. The goal is to provide quality, relevant information to clients and help them connect with their audiences. Services include setting up profiles, monthly content creation and reviews, and helping clients determine their online voice and target platforms. The document includes testimonials from past clients praising Mary's creativity, planning skills, and ability to connect clients to their audiences through social media.
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- 7. Social Media CalendarPlan Overview of your business, products, services, market, target audience, and Internet marketing activities Determine the one or two best platforms for your business communications based on your target market and audience Help you determine your online voice Create a publishing plan using the PIC principle: (20% Promotional, 40% Informational, 40% Conversational)
- 8. Goal of SocialMedia The goal is to offer consistent quality information to your past and current clients. Keep in contact with your clients so they are aware of your current specials and promotions. Make it easy and natural for your clients to refer you to their friends and colleagues.
- 9. Social Media PlatformSetup Interesting and relevant profile summary Showcase your top skills Speak to your target audience Let your “elevator speech” be seen on every social media platform
- 10. Monthly Social MediaPackage Customized social media posts Content shared that speaks to your clientele Timely and relevant conversation with your readers Monthly Reviews
- 11. Monthly Communication Package Customized newsletter and/or blog posts Content shared that speaks to your clientele Easy to read formatting and relevant royalty free images Monthly Reviews
- 12. Testimonials I had thegood fortune to work with Mary Wu on the Sparkle & Thrive Women's Empowerment Conference. She is a lovely woman with a quick sense of humor, and an incredible sense of planning. She is extremely creative in her presentations and with her social media posts. I highly recommend her to anyone who wants to have fun on social media and connect with their clients! Cindy Tschosik SoConnected, LLC
- 13. Testimonials I hired anexpert to take care of it for me. What that means is that I only need to find an hour to write my articles and that the time to place them into Mailchimp and on my blog, as well as to edit/format, is all saved because my expert is taking care of it. My expert also creates the content for my Facebook page. Yes, you heard that right. Until last month, I was never able to find time to do that. However, it needs to be done so that I can have the credibility with my followers. When I considered the big picture and the limited hours I have in the day, it makes much better sense to spend that time working directly with my clients (who invest a pretty penny to work with me) than it does to put info out on social media. Michelle Smith Z&B Consulting
- 14. List of Clients SocialMedia Communication Simply Be Coaching Z&B Consulting Sparkle and Thrive ICF Chicago ICF Chicago Sparkle and Thrive Z&B Consulting TEDxNaperville
Editor's Notes
- #9 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions
- #10 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions
- #11 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions
- #12 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions
- #13 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions
- #14 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions
- #15 Different networking events call for different looks. You should try to blend in with the crowd that you’re networking with Elevator speech, have a 30 second, a 1 minute, and some expanded. ALWAYS start *AND* end with your name and your business Be prepared to talk if someone has questions