This document discusses how public relations professionals and companies need to adapt their strategies to the changing media landscape. It notes that traditional media is declining while new forms of social and digital media are fragmenting audiences. As a result, companies need to become their own media companies by developing compelling content and stories to engage audiences directly. The document provides statistics on changing media consumption habits and the rise of mobile and social media. It also offers examples of how brands can create different types of branded content, develop content strategies, and leverage tools to listen to and engage with audiences in order to better promote their messages.
With over 2 billion active social media users, maintaining an active presence on these networks is crucial to getting in front of your ideal audience. You see, more consumers want to engage and connect with their favorite brands on social. One-third of millenials state they actually prefer to communicate with brands on social media (Source: Business2Community).
Developing a strong social media marketing strategy will help boost brand awareness, increase followership, drive traffic to your website and generate leads for your sales funnel. In 2017, no brand should be without a plan that actively places their business on social media.
Here are five simple yet profound steps to creating your social strategy to build a stronger presence today.
BuzzFeed Valentine - Case Study in Digital Marketing EducationScott Cowley
BuzzFeed Valentine is a project piloted at Arizona State University. Marketing students work with BuzzFeed in a way that combines elements of marketing strategy, consumer behavior, digital industry tools, and public outreach.
Presentation given on 9/16/2015 at the MMA Fall Educators Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as part of the AxcessCapon Teaching Innovation Competition finals.
With over 2 billion active social media users, maintaining an active presence on these networks is crucial to getting in front of your ideal audience. You see, more consumers want to engage and connect with their favorite brands on social. One-third of millenials state they actually prefer to communicate with brands on social media (Source: Business2Community).
Developing a strong social media marketing strategy will help boost brand awareness, increase followership, drive traffic to your website and generate leads for your sales funnel. In 2017, no brand should be without a plan that actively places their business on social media.
Here are five simple yet profound steps to creating your social strategy to build a stronger presence today.
BuzzFeed Valentine - Case Study in Digital Marketing EducationScott Cowley
BuzzFeed Valentine is a project piloted at Arizona State University. Marketing students work with BuzzFeed in a way that combines elements of marketing strategy, consumer behavior, digital industry tools, and public outreach.
Presentation given on 9/16/2015 at the MMA Fall Educators Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as part of the AxcessCapon Teaching Innovation Competition finals.
Book excerpt from A Survival Guide to Social Media and Web 2.0 Optimization: Strategies, Tactics, and Tools for Succeeding in the Social Web by Deltina Hay. This book is a hands-on guide to building an optimized presence in the Social Web.
Content Marketing for Associations and Non-ProfitsJoe Pulizzi
Presentation given by Joe Pulizzi of the Content Marketing Institute on how Associations can develop a strategic vision to their content marketing in all channels. Includes both content strategy setup and tactical distribution tips.
Amplification is about catching bigger waves
What blogs do you read?
Most corporate blogs are • Boring • Bland • Safe What kind of blogs do you read? • Opinionated • Surprising • Have a point of view • Teach you something
What is Content Marketing?
How important is content marketing? Content wins for most effective strategy; but it’s also the hardest to implement
Amplification = content x channel
What is Amplification?
Example: Catching the wave in 2013 Original post: 2011
What is Amplification?
Section Two: Research
Start with People
People first The first question you need to ask is: “who do I want to reach?” Section Two Every good product, website, campaign, and piece of writing starts with people in mind.
How do you choose your audience?
Technique #2: draw a venn diagram
Our target audience is: __________________
Finding pain
Section Two When you understand your audience’s pain you’ll be able to better define their problem.
Example: pjrvs.com
Focus on their needs
Observe people in their habitat
Where do people hang out?
Research examples: where would you find managers?
What are you looking for? BIG problems trends pain points frustrations
Observing trends
Yesterday I saw this tweet:
He’s tweeting about this site: The Grid
He’s not happy about it
A lot of other designers don’t like it either
I go to Designer News:
Where have I seen this before?
What’s the trend we’re observing? Designers are feeling threatened.
This takes time. Collect and organize your research.
Sample research I’m using an app called keeeb.com to track trends.
Listen
Focus on your audience’s biggest problems
Organize your research • Record your findings • Organize them into groupings • Identify a big pain / issue / topic you could focus on You grow an audience by targeting a topic people care about!
Section Three: Writing & Promotion 3
Write for your audience
Writing viral content is hard.
Great, shareable content…
Why do people share content?
Types of content
Amplify your content
Which train are you going to hitch your content to? Your own small network Someone else’s big network
Effects of amplification
Two types of amplifiers: 1
How do you build relationships with influencers?
How do you earn the right to on online communities? Add value Hacker News Designer News Product Hunt
Target the right networks
Coordinate your efforts
Example 1: Groovehq
Coordinate your launch
The game plan
A note on Hacker News, Designer News, Product Hunt, Reddit…
It typically takes about 20-30 minutes for a story to slip off the "New Submissions" page. That's your window to get enough votes to appear on the front page.
The algorithm on News Sites favours new content
Can you game the system?
Timing is important
Leveraging Google+ for Search, Sales and SuccessFSC Interactive
Originally presented on August 18th to the Baton Rouge Social Media Club, Adele Tiblier, Director of Interactive Strategy covered a few of the social and search benefits as well as how to leverage Google+ for businesses despite the ability to actually be a business on Google+.
Leveraging Social Media Marketing Trends for the Apartment Association of Gre...Erica Campbell Byrum
Erica Campbell spoke on 'Leveraging Social Media Marketing Trends' at the Apartment Association of Greater Knoxville (AAGK) on April 25, 2012 in Knoxville, TN.
Brand-building in Facebook WITHOUT the Fan PageMerit Pages
To get the most out of this presentation, please click to the "Notes on Slide X" tab next to the comment box below to see the speaker notes.
The Facebook changes announced in September 2011 at the F8 developer's conference significantly impacted fan pages and the way fan page content is received in the newsfeed. Colleges who relied solely on the fan page as their foothold in social media are finding that newsfeed impressions and reach have declined due to changes in the EdgeRank algorithm.
The presentation will show extensive data on how the sharing and engagement rates of personalized content on Facebook is much higher than generic content. It will also share how these institutions are combining this strategy with their "regular" Facebook fan page strategy and creating overall reports and results to share internally and showcase social engagement.
Are We There Yet: Social Media Marketing and LibrariesFuWaye Bender
FuWaye's presentation at Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) Midwest Chapter Annual Conference on May 21, 2011 at Indiana University Southeast Library (IUS)
Social Media Strategy 12 Month Sample PlanRajendra Singh
Social Media SWOT Analysis
Strengths
• New cutting edge Technology
• Quality and huge spectrum
• Availability of cash, strong balance sheet
• Superior execution skills
• Whole country license
• Respectable brand
Weaknesses
• New Team
• Complex Launch
• New Process
• Dependence on Infrastructure partners
• New untested 4G handsets
• Churn of Customers
• Customer Power
• Under developed eco-system
Opportunities
• Big Market (1300 million population)
• Low Internet penetration (11%)
• Low broad band penetration (4%)
• Higher % population below 25 years of age (55%)
• Low social media penetration (6%)
• Higher download speed
• Low legacy effect
• Lifestyle trends
• New business applications
Threats
• Uncertain Foreign Direct Investment
• Introduction of new/better technology
• Retaliation from existing players
• Government sanctions against social media
• Negative environment factors
• Unstable Government
• Vertical Integration
Integrated & Dynamically Consistent Strategy
Business Strategy
• To be number 1, market leader with 30% plus market share, 4G company in next 5 years
Digital Marketing Strategy
• To contribute 50% of company’s overall marketing contribution in the next 5 years (progressively from 20% in the 1st year)
• To have positive ROI on Digital Marketing Expenditure
Social Media Strategy
• To be an innovative Social Media integrated marketing team enabling Company’s overall business plan, business strategy and digital marketing strategy.
• To collaborate with all teams , functions and departments of the company
• To be the dominant and market leader with more than 30% share in 4G Social Media Marketing.
• To assist in all the phases of business and sales funnel towards conversion.
Business planning should start with defining clear goals, and social media is no exception. Without a clear idea of what you want to accomplish with social media, you are unlikely to achieve anything at all because your efforts will be scattered or aimless. In addition, different social media goals require different sets of action. For example, if your goal is to gain consumer credibility, that looks very different than if your goal is to convert 30 percent of prospects to sales.
Start by writing down at least three social media goals for your business. Make sure each goal is specific, realistic and measurable. It is vital to make your goals measurable so that you can track your business’ progress towards each goal. It’s also important that your goals for social media relate to your overall goals for your business.
My Business Social Media Goals Are:
1. ___________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________
Going Deep with Social: Methods to Listen andRipple6, Inc.
Go beyond the initial step of listening on the web to see how simple, yet comprehensive solutions can help you to gain insights from some of the most relevant conversations among your customers. You'll learn about nimble, cost-effective methods that can be quickly deployed and integrated with your overall research plans.
• How do you generate rich qualitative insight on the discussions that are most relevant to you?
• How can you paint more vivid, lifelike pictures of your audience by understanding how they are connected and the context of conversations
Book excerpt from A Survival Guide to Social Media and Web 2.0 Optimization: Strategies, Tactics, and Tools for Succeeding in the Social Web by Deltina Hay. This book is a hands-on guide to building an optimized presence in the Social Web.
Content Marketing for Associations and Non-ProfitsJoe Pulizzi
Presentation given by Joe Pulizzi of the Content Marketing Institute on how Associations can develop a strategic vision to their content marketing in all channels. Includes both content strategy setup and tactical distribution tips.
Amplification is about catching bigger waves
What blogs do you read?
Most corporate blogs are • Boring • Bland • Safe What kind of blogs do you read? • Opinionated • Surprising • Have a point of view • Teach you something
What is Content Marketing?
How important is content marketing? Content wins for most effective strategy; but it’s also the hardest to implement
Amplification = content x channel
What is Amplification?
Example: Catching the wave in 2013 Original post: 2011
What is Amplification?
Section Two: Research
Start with People
People first The first question you need to ask is: “who do I want to reach?” Section Two Every good product, website, campaign, and piece of writing starts with people in mind.
How do you choose your audience?
Technique #2: draw a venn diagram
Our target audience is: __________________
Finding pain
Section Two When you understand your audience’s pain you’ll be able to better define their problem.
Example: pjrvs.com
Focus on their needs
Observe people in their habitat
Where do people hang out?
Research examples: where would you find managers?
What are you looking for? BIG problems trends pain points frustrations
Observing trends
Yesterday I saw this tweet:
He’s tweeting about this site: The Grid
He’s not happy about it
A lot of other designers don’t like it either
I go to Designer News:
Where have I seen this before?
What’s the trend we’re observing? Designers are feeling threatened.
This takes time. Collect and organize your research.
Sample research I’m using an app called keeeb.com to track trends.
Listen
Focus on your audience’s biggest problems
Organize your research • Record your findings • Organize them into groupings • Identify a big pain / issue / topic you could focus on You grow an audience by targeting a topic people care about!
Section Three: Writing & Promotion 3
Write for your audience
Writing viral content is hard.
Great, shareable content…
Why do people share content?
Types of content
Amplify your content
Which train are you going to hitch your content to? Your own small network Someone else’s big network
Effects of amplification
Two types of amplifiers: 1
How do you build relationships with influencers?
How do you earn the right to on online communities? Add value Hacker News Designer News Product Hunt
Target the right networks
Coordinate your efforts
Example 1: Groovehq
Coordinate your launch
The game plan
A note on Hacker News, Designer News, Product Hunt, Reddit…
It typically takes about 20-30 minutes for a story to slip off the "New Submissions" page. That's your window to get enough votes to appear on the front page.
The algorithm on News Sites favours new content
Can you game the system?
Timing is important
Leveraging Google+ for Search, Sales and SuccessFSC Interactive
Originally presented on August 18th to the Baton Rouge Social Media Club, Adele Tiblier, Director of Interactive Strategy covered a few of the social and search benefits as well as how to leverage Google+ for businesses despite the ability to actually be a business on Google+.
Leveraging Social Media Marketing Trends for the Apartment Association of Gre...Erica Campbell Byrum
Erica Campbell spoke on 'Leveraging Social Media Marketing Trends' at the Apartment Association of Greater Knoxville (AAGK) on April 25, 2012 in Knoxville, TN.
Brand-building in Facebook WITHOUT the Fan PageMerit Pages
To get the most out of this presentation, please click to the "Notes on Slide X" tab next to the comment box below to see the speaker notes.
The Facebook changes announced in September 2011 at the F8 developer's conference significantly impacted fan pages and the way fan page content is received in the newsfeed. Colleges who relied solely on the fan page as their foothold in social media are finding that newsfeed impressions and reach have declined due to changes in the EdgeRank algorithm.
The presentation will show extensive data on how the sharing and engagement rates of personalized content on Facebook is much higher than generic content. It will also share how these institutions are combining this strategy with their "regular" Facebook fan page strategy and creating overall reports and results to share internally and showcase social engagement.
Are We There Yet: Social Media Marketing and LibrariesFuWaye Bender
FuWaye's presentation at Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) Midwest Chapter Annual Conference on May 21, 2011 at Indiana University Southeast Library (IUS)
Social Media Strategy 12 Month Sample PlanRajendra Singh
Social Media SWOT Analysis
Strengths
• New cutting edge Technology
• Quality and huge spectrum
• Availability of cash, strong balance sheet
• Superior execution skills
• Whole country license
• Respectable brand
Weaknesses
• New Team
• Complex Launch
• New Process
• Dependence on Infrastructure partners
• New untested 4G handsets
• Churn of Customers
• Customer Power
• Under developed eco-system
Opportunities
• Big Market (1300 million population)
• Low Internet penetration (11%)
• Low broad band penetration (4%)
• Higher % population below 25 years of age (55%)
• Low social media penetration (6%)
• Higher download speed
• Low legacy effect
• Lifestyle trends
• New business applications
Threats
• Uncertain Foreign Direct Investment
• Introduction of new/better technology
• Retaliation from existing players
• Government sanctions against social media
• Negative environment factors
• Unstable Government
• Vertical Integration
Integrated & Dynamically Consistent Strategy
Business Strategy
• To be number 1, market leader with 30% plus market share, 4G company in next 5 years
Digital Marketing Strategy
• To contribute 50% of company’s overall marketing contribution in the next 5 years (progressively from 20% in the 1st year)
• To have positive ROI on Digital Marketing Expenditure
Social Media Strategy
• To be an innovative Social Media integrated marketing team enabling Company’s overall business plan, business strategy and digital marketing strategy.
• To collaborate with all teams , functions and departments of the company
• To be the dominant and market leader with more than 30% share in 4G Social Media Marketing.
• To assist in all the phases of business and sales funnel towards conversion.
Business planning should start with defining clear goals, and social media is no exception. Without a clear idea of what you want to accomplish with social media, you are unlikely to achieve anything at all because your efforts will be scattered or aimless. In addition, different social media goals require different sets of action. For example, if your goal is to gain consumer credibility, that looks very different than if your goal is to convert 30 percent of prospects to sales.
Start by writing down at least three social media goals for your business. Make sure each goal is specific, realistic and measurable. It is vital to make your goals measurable so that you can track your business’ progress towards each goal. It’s also important that your goals for social media relate to your overall goals for your business.
My Business Social Media Goals Are:
1. ___________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________
Going Deep with Social: Methods to Listen andRipple6, Inc.
Go beyond the initial step of listening on the web to see how simple, yet comprehensive solutions can help you to gain insights from some of the most relevant conversations among your customers. You'll learn about nimble, cost-effective methods that can be quickly deployed and integrated with your overall research plans.
• How do you generate rich qualitative insight on the discussions that are most relevant to you?
• How can you paint more vivid, lifelike pictures of your audience by understanding how they are connected and the context of conversations
Social media is not optional. It's been proven to increase website visitors, to help convert more leads and to drive more customers. But do you know how to best navigate the social media landscape? Who to target, and which networks are best for your audience?
This presentation is part of HubSpot's complimentary Inbound Certification. You can learn more at: http://academy.hubspot.com/certification
Amplifying your Content with Social Media 2014 - Class #4 HubSpot Inbound Aca...Sorin Magureanu
Social media: the most underrated tool in your inbound toolkit.
Social media can be used to attract visitors, convert leads, close customers, and even delights existing customers into promoters. So how do you make it work for you? Which platforms are best for your personas, and how do you engage with them once you are there? This class will explore how social media can be an integral part of your inbound strategy.
This class fits into the "Attract" stage of Inbound Methodology - we leverage social media to connect with new faces and to expand our marketing reach.
http://academy.hubspot.com/inbound-marketing-certification/attract/social-media
Top 10 Tourism Tips, Tools and Resources to Create, Curate and Newsjack your ...Lisa McKenzie ★
Top 10 Tourism Tips, Tools and Resources to Create, Curate and Newsjack your Social Media Content, to Keep your Customers Connected and Coming Back for More
By Lisa McKenzie
Social Branding & Marketing Strategist at McKenzie Moxie Media |
Chief Bliss Instigator at Blissonomic$ |
Keynote Speaker | Social Media Teacher at Concordia University
Your customers are making purchasing decisions based on many factors including customer ratings and feedback. What if your guests were so enchanted with their experience with your brand, that they started sharing and telling all their friends and family before they've even left your site, on or off-line?
Discover the TOP 10 Tips, Tools and Resources to producing and sharing social media content that will not only simplify your current process but that will keep your customers engaged and hitting the share button.
Join this webinar to learn:
1- How to create relevant and timely content to share on social media
2- Where to find and leverage tourism related questions people are currently typing into Google
3- How to create visuals that humanize your brand
4- How to find and use the right hashtags so your content is easy to find
5- How to newsjack and capitalize on the right trends and news stories to bring more attention to your brand
BIO
Lisa McKenzie is the founder of McKenzie Moxie Media and Chief Bliss Instigator at BLISSONOMIC$. She is a sought after social branding and marketing strategist who specializes in working with worldwide entrepreneurs and business leaders to develop their social influence, attract and engage their best clients, and increase their sales. She consults and speaks on breaking the social media rules, conquering overwhelm and connecting “the scattered social dots” in a way that makes dollars & sense for your business.
Lisa is also a keynote speaker and social media teacher at Concordia University in Montreal, where she delivers the goods with the perfect mix of vision, clarity and brilliance for demystifying and guiding everyone from students to CEOs through the intricacies of social media. She is a passionate online connector with her finger on the pulse of the latest trends and tools you need to optimize your social marketing. Her clients and colleagues describe her as on-fire and engaging with a thirst for adventure that is truly contagious as she inspires others to join along.
For more information about Lisa, visit her website http://www.lisamckenzie.com/
Dream. Build. Connect.
Want to start telling the story of yourself, your business or your cause across social media? Not sure where to go first? Chances are everything you need is at your fingertips - you just have to see the story around you!
Communication Strategies for Leveraging Social Media Sazed Monsur
I presented this during a Business Communication course.
Here is the Agenda:
>> why social media?
>> How to use different social media to leverage communication?
>> what strategies we can use?
Non-Profit Leadership Summit 2013 - using images and video to tell your storyBridget Gibbons
In this workshop you’ll learn to use images and videos on social media channels such as Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook to tell your story in a creative, compelling and cost effective way that enables you to connect with clients, to attract enthusiastic volunteers and board members, and to move of donors to give generously. We'll cover how to integrate images into your existing communications, such as emails and newsletters, for maximum impact. We'll touch on practical things such as editing, storage and copyrights. Attendees will gain a solid understanding of both the strategy and tactics for using images and videos on social media successfully.
We've entered a new era in nonprofit marketing. If you’ve dipped your toe in the social media waters, do you wonder why you aren’t reaching more people or raising more dollars? If you haven’t yet begun, have you considered what social media marketing might do to help you reach – or not reach -- your goals?
Join Claire Axelrad, J.D., CFRE for a discussion on social media marketing for nonprofits. We will explore why winging it no longer works in 2014 (e.g., putting up a page and sporadically begging for ‘likes’ and ‘follows’) and help you use social media as a tool to boost awareness and investment. Plus, we’ll discuss the resources needed to achieve success and how to measure the return on your engagement.
Content, when done well, can be the fuel that powers your social media. In this presentation, learn how to broaden your reach and engage your core audiences with proven, compelling content for your social media channels. Learn how to create shareable brand content with the potential to go viral – and master the latest social media networks and techniques.
Online PR Masterclass Digital Training Institute Joanne Sweeney
Joanne Sweeney-Burke of Digital Training Institute presents a masterclass on Online Public Relations. From drafting an online press release to blogger outreach, social media sharing and pitching a journalist.
Social Media Best Practices and Trends for Building Event BuzzErica Campbell Byrum
Social Media Best Practices and Trends for Building Event Buzz was presented by Erica Campbell, Director of Social Media for Dominion Homes Media at the NAAEI Affiliate Education Conference in Colorado Springs on August 23, 2012.
An event — be it a networking gathering, an online program, fundraiser, or class — is by nature a social affair. People attend to connect, interact, and share with their peers. People join social media networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest to connect, interact, and share with their peers. Using social media channels to market events and programs is a great strategy for getting attention and building excitement at low-cost to promote your events to a larger audience and build fans.
Erica Campbell discussed how to leverage social media and become part of the consumer dialogue. This session addressed the latest strategic insights in creating a center of excellence, social media best practices, improving consumer engagement, reputation management and other emerging opportunities.
In this session, attendees learned how to accelerate and increase event registration; create more customers for less marketing spend; and automate and streamline attendee and exhibitor data and content collection.
Social Media Best Practices and Trends for Building Event Buzz
PRSA 2010 - "Branded Content"
1. PR Pros and Social Media: Now What? Colby Cox, Marketwire Presenters Sally Falkow, PRESSfeed Rebecca Lieb, Econsultancy
2. Agenda Social Media, PR and Future Directions The Media Landscape Telling Stories – Can We Be the Media? How to Develop a Content Strategy that Produces Results Case Studies – Best Practices
3. "With the fragmentation and decline in many traditional forms of media, every company needs to become its own media company. “It has to tell its own story and in ways that people can easily engage with, share and shape. That's easier to say than it is to do.“ – David Brain, Edelman President and CEO, Europe, Middle East and Africa
4. Media Trends American Adults: 20002010 Use the internet 45% 79% Have broadband at home 5% 64% Own a cell phone 50% 82% Connect wirelessly 0% 52% Use “cloud” <10% >66% Are tech social networkers 0% 48% Source: Pew Internet and American Life Project
5. Then and Now Then: Slow, static connections were built around “my computer” Now: Fast, mobile connections are built around outside servers and storage
6. Media Ecosystem has Changed Volume of information Speed of information Variety of sources Time and place shifting Attention expands and contracts Customization tools Social networks Immersive and interactive
7. News Audience Behaviors 68% watching video news 62% watching live feeds 48% email videos or news stories Source: Pew Internet and American Life Project
10. New Rules for Branded Content Reactions to branded content are more positive than to traditional advertising Original, interesting branded content can impact positively on your brand Combined campaigns can be informative and emotive Branded content helps you to stand out from your competitors
24. Take Advantage of Tools MAP (Media Analysis Platform) Example – Analyze PRSA and Public Relations over 90 day period: MAP is a product from Sysomos, a Marketwire company
28. Analyze… …blogs, social and traditional media with content about PRSA/PR Discussion Themes Keywords & Their Associations Geographic Location Sentiment: Positive, Negative, Neutral
79. have a plan b Nestle “To repeat: we welcome your comments, but please don’t post using an altered version of any of our logos as your profile pic – they will be deleted.” Paul Griffin - Hmm, this comment is a bit "Big Brotherish" isn't it? I'll have whatever I like as my logo pic thanks! And if it's altered, it's no longer your logo is it! Nestle @Paul Griffin - that's a new understanding of intellectual property rights. We'll muse on that. You can have what you like as your profile picture. But if it's an altered version of any of our logos, we'll remove it form this page. Paul Griffin - Not sure you're going to win friends in the social media space with this sort of dogmatic approach. I understand that you're on your back-foot due to various issues not excluding Palm Oil but Social Media is about embracing your market, engaging and having a conversation rather than preaching! Read www.cluetrain.com and rethink!
Another phrase we researched for Reed’s Inc, a maker of natural sodas, was ‘holiday party.’ Again, as one would expect, it peaks over the holiday season. But the vital piece of intelligence is WHEN it starts to peak. In 2009 the searches started early in October. In 2010 it is just starting to increase.
One of the words strongly associated with holiday party is cocktail. Looking at the buzz around holiday cocktails we found that the conversation is centered around vodka, and other items of interest are recipes, bartender and garnish.
Here is one of the cocktails. Reed’s has a new product out called Raspberry Ginger Ale. There are more than 200 recipes for cocktails made with ginger ale!
Use Sysomos to find the influencers in this community
Sysomos analysis billions of conversations around the worldTo refine the search we incorporate “public relations” to ensure we analyze the correct PRSA (versus “Pseudo Random Sequence of Arrays” (PRSA) or Puerto Rica Studies Association)