Social media has become a dominant force on the internet, with many people relying on it as their main source of news and information. It allows for easy and widespread sharing of content among vast networks of connected individuals. While social media provides benefits like facilitating new connections, it also presents challenges regarding privacy and the potential for spreading unchecked information. Government organizations and businesses need to embrace social media's importance by strategically engaging users and forging new online relationships through platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
This document discusses strategies for political groups to improve collaboration and communication through social media. It recommends that groups set goals for their social media activity, integrate digital strategies into all communications, engage relevant influencers and interest groups, use hashtags to unite conversations, and share content across platforms to expand audiences. The key message is that social media provides opportunities to facilitate discussion, engage supporters, and mobilize people at local and European levels.
Here are 3 potential questions in 15 words or less about civic engagement and social media:
How can social media increase voter turnout?
What issues drive the most civic discussion online?
Can social networks organize real-world action?
Networking in the modern era: Social media and career buildingrobertzlokower
This document discusses networking in the modern era using social media and professional social networks. It notes that most recruiters now use online searches to research candidates and that employers are looking at social media profiles. It recommends professionals clean up their online identity, get good press mentions, and participate actively on professional social networks like LinkedIn by contributing knowledge, joining groups, and keeping an updated profile in order to develop an strong online reputation and be sought out for opportunities. The document encourages experimenting with social media and thinking strategically about networking by envisioning goals and working backwards.
A communications degree provides career opportunities in fields like journalism, public relations, media production, and media studies. Graduates may find employment at places like consumer magazines, radio/TV networks, newspapers, publishing companies, advertising agencies, and colleges/universities. A communications degree is a good fit for those with strong writing and verbal skills who enjoy teaching others and making sense of the information around them. Benefits include travel, meeting new people, qualifying for diverse jobs, and using creativity. The degree helps develop important skills like communication abilities, work ethic, and critical thinking.
The document discusses how technology and social media have influenced human behavior and social interactions. It explores how people have moved from consuming to producing media and sharing their ideas openly. This has led to people building their personal brands and expanding their social circles beyond intimacy to include ambient intimacy. Networks now act as human filters that can sort useful information from noise. Overall, the document examines the micro-level sociological effects of social networks on individuals and society.
2010 Deutscher Fundraising Kongress Online Community Fundraising SessionBryan Miller
The document discusses the future of fundraising in a networked society where people engage their personal networks and peer-to-peer advocacy is accelerated by technologies like social media. It argues that community fundraising 2.0, which combines the enthusiasm of community fundraisers with direct marketing discipline, will be important. This involves mapping online and offline fundraising communities, engaging communities through online discussions, and facilitating crowdfunding campaigns. Content managers will be more important than campaign managers in this new model.
Social media has greatly impacted modern society by enabling greater political organization and activism. It has reduced the gatekeeping of traditional media and given a voice to more people. However, social media also has drawbacks like reducing authentic social connections, enabling cyberbullying, and privacy and data collection concerns. Additionally, social media language and photo sharing behaviors have evolved due to these new platforms. Overall, social media plays a huge role in today's world that can no longer be ignored.
Social media has become mainstream and an important tool for businesses. Nearly half of the U.S. population has a social media profile and Facebook searches now outpace Yahoo searches. While social media fascinates businesses for its ability to share information, companies must develop thoughtful strategies and policies for engaging authentically online to avoid potential issues.
This document discusses strategies for political groups to improve collaboration and communication through social media. It recommends that groups set goals for their social media activity, integrate digital strategies into all communications, engage relevant influencers and interest groups, use hashtags to unite conversations, and share content across platforms to expand audiences. The key message is that social media provides opportunities to facilitate discussion, engage supporters, and mobilize people at local and European levels.
Here are 3 potential questions in 15 words or less about civic engagement and social media:
How can social media increase voter turnout?
What issues drive the most civic discussion online?
Can social networks organize real-world action?
Networking in the modern era: Social media and career buildingrobertzlokower
This document discusses networking in the modern era using social media and professional social networks. It notes that most recruiters now use online searches to research candidates and that employers are looking at social media profiles. It recommends professionals clean up their online identity, get good press mentions, and participate actively on professional social networks like LinkedIn by contributing knowledge, joining groups, and keeping an updated profile in order to develop an strong online reputation and be sought out for opportunities. The document encourages experimenting with social media and thinking strategically about networking by envisioning goals and working backwards.
A communications degree provides career opportunities in fields like journalism, public relations, media production, and media studies. Graduates may find employment at places like consumer magazines, radio/TV networks, newspapers, publishing companies, advertising agencies, and colleges/universities. A communications degree is a good fit for those with strong writing and verbal skills who enjoy teaching others and making sense of the information around them. Benefits include travel, meeting new people, qualifying for diverse jobs, and using creativity. The degree helps develop important skills like communication abilities, work ethic, and critical thinking.
The document discusses how technology and social media have influenced human behavior and social interactions. It explores how people have moved from consuming to producing media and sharing their ideas openly. This has led to people building their personal brands and expanding their social circles beyond intimacy to include ambient intimacy. Networks now act as human filters that can sort useful information from noise. Overall, the document examines the micro-level sociological effects of social networks on individuals and society.
2010 Deutscher Fundraising Kongress Online Community Fundraising SessionBryan Miller
The document discusses the future of fundraising in a networked society where people engage their personal networks and peer-to-peer advocacy is accelerated by technologies like social media. It argues that community fundraising 2.0, which combines the enthusiasm of community fundraisers with direct marketing discipline, will be important. This involves mapping online and offline fundraising communities, engaging communities through online discussions, and facilitating crowdfunding campaigns. Content managers will be more important than campaign managers in this new model.
Social media has greatly impacted modern society by enabling greater political organization and activism. It has reduced the gatekeeping of traditional media and given a voice to more people. However, social media also has drawbacks like reducing authentic social connections, enabling cyberbullying, and privacy and data collection concerns. Additionally, social media language and photo sharing behaviors have evolved due to these new platforms. Overall, social media plays a huge role in today's world that can no longer be ignored.
Social media has become mainstream and an important tool for businesses. Nearly half of the U.S. population has a social media profile and Facebook searches now outpace Yahoo searches. While social media fascinates businesses for its ability to share information, companies must develop thoughtful strategies and policies for engaging authentically online to avoid potential issues.
This document defines social media as computer-based technologies that facilitate sharing of ideas through virtual networks and communities. It provides examples of popular social media founders and platforms like YouTube, Google, Twitter, Vine, Myspace, TikTok and WordPress. The document also discusses different types of social media, statistics on usage, and both positive and negative impacts on individuals and society, particularly youth. It concludes with a high-level overview of the topic.
This document summarizes the challenges facing the newspaper industry and local journalism. It notes that newspapers are important for "accountability journalism" that investigates corruption, but their business model has been disrupted by the internet. Classified advertising revenues that were once very profitable have largely moved online to sites like Craigslist. As a result, newspaper readership and revenues have sharply declined. While some people would miss newspapers, most do not think their absence would significantly hurt civic life or that they would personally miss reading them. There is a concern that without watchdogs, government corruption could rise. What is needed is journalism, not necessarily newspapers.
Online Dating Flipboard - Scott O´BrienScott O'Brien
Online dating has grown significantly since the launch of Match.com in 1995. It is now a billion dollar industry with over 30 million North Americans using online dating sites. 1 in 5 new relationships now start online, showing how mainstream online dating has become. While online dating allows for more efficient screening of potential partners outside one's local area, there are also disadvantages like scammers, privacy concerns, and stigma still associated with online dating. However, its popularity continues to grow with 17% of newlyweds meeting online.
The document discusses the rise of social media and how it has become a fundamental change in how people communicate online. It notes that the number of social media users now surpasses email users and that people now spend over 4 hours per month on social media compared to other parts of the web. The document recommends that businesses can successfully engage audiences on social media by connecting with them, interacting regularly, and providing rewards to encourage sharing and advocacy.
The document discusses how social media and digital relationships are becoming a reality for financial advisors and their clients. Some key points:
- Over 90% of households with $1 million or more in assets are online
- 29% are interested in collaborating with advisors online within a living financial plan
- Social media allows advisors to better engage with clients digitally and through their relationships
- While control is an illusion, establishing guidelines and boundaries is important for social media interactions
- Content, context, and connection are the three aspects of meaningful social engagement
This document summarizes a student paper on the topic of whether increased use of online social networking leads to social isolation. It provides background on internet and social media usage in Malaysia. The paper discusses arguments on both sides, noting that while some research suggests heavy social media use can replace real-world interactions, others argue it simply provides new ways to socially connect. It concludes that whether social media use leads to isolation may depend more on the individual and type of real-world social connections they have outside of online interactions.
This presentation is meant to inspire businesses and individuals to think outside of the box when integrating social media into their marketing initiatives.
A quick presentation of what's going on in social media in 2009: citizenship, participation, decision making process and identity.
Presentation made by Laurent François for business school students
http://liquidnotflat.blogspot.com
This document discusses how online dating and social media have changed relationships and dating. It notes that online communications often turn into real-life connections, and research finds that many, including youth, form deep relationships both online and offline. The gay community in particular relies heavily on online dating apps, with 80% of gay men now finding partners through apps and websites. Popular apps like Grindr use geolocation to facilitate immediate, local encounters. Overall, online dating is becoming more mobile through smartphone apps, allowing dating to occur virtually anywhere.
Social media & Communications - Pt. 1 - Segmentation surveyLarry Hicock
Pt. 1 summarizes social media research insights on Canada's online population - an ideal backgrounder for understanding how this research was applied in mounting the game-changing 2010 Calgary mayoralty campaign (featured in Pt. 2)
This document provides training on using social media for marketing purposes. It discusses various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Snapchat. For each platform, it explains how to set up profiles, what type of content works best, and how to engage audiences. It also covers topics like developing personas, setting goals, analytics, and automation tools. The overall document aims to educate users on utilizing different social media strategies for brand awareness, advocacy, traffic and conversions.
3Fold Communications Intro to Social Media TrainingLesley Miller
This social media training was prepared for Sacramento's Nonprofit Resource Center on 6/23/09. The three hour training covers an introduction to social media, and specifically focuses on blogging, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Delicious, Flickr and YouTube.
The Hidden Value of a Social Strategy: Social Listening in PracticeBrandwatch
In this whitepaper, we introduce several areas where social intelligence promotes a business’s goals but will never receive attribution for doing so. Specifically, while word-of-mouth recommendations are the most trusted form of marketing, their effects on sales may never be quantified through social alone.
From Instagram to Facebook and Pinterest to Twitter, these slides cover off all you ever needed to know about social media and form part of our in-house Social Media Training.
What Are 8 Steps To A Successful Social Campaign Plan And Checklist? #slideshowDr. William J. Ward
What Are 8 Steps To A Successful Social Campaign Plan And Checklist? #slideshow
Great resource from Spredfast. https://www.spredfast.com/
You can download the PDF from Spredfast here: What Are 8 Steps To A Successful Social Campaign Plan And Checklist? https://www.spredfast.com/social-media-strategies/social-campaign-planning-checklist
This document provides guidance on using Facebook advertising and insights, essential Twitter terms and best practices, converting tweets to leads, and recommended social media resources for nonprofits. On Facebook, it discusses ad specs, boosting vs. the ads manager, image requirements, and advanced techniques. For Twitter, it outlines terms, hashtag functions, frequency, graphics, character length, tagging practices, and running tweet chats. It also offers tips on identifying influencers, engaging with them over time, and direct messaging to obtain contact information.
Second part of a two-part workshop on social media best practices for libraries. The second part covers individual social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, and Pinterest.
The document discusses best practices for libraries to embrace social media and online engagement. It recommends that libraries 1) listen to their communities online, 2) use basic online communication tools like adding pictures and being conversational, and 3) get involved in doing community events with less control and more interaction. The goal is to transform libraries into places that have more face-to-face interactions and connections by being present online.
This document defines social media as computer-based technologies that facilitate sharing of ideas through virtual networks and communities. It provides examples of popular social media founders and platforms like YouTube, Google, Twitter, Vine, Myspace, TikTok and WordPress. The document also discusses different types of social media, statistics on usage, and both positive and negative impacts on individuals and society, particularly youth. It concludes with a high-level overview of the topic.
This document summarizes the challenges facing the newspaper industry and local journalism. It notes that newspapers are important for "accountability journalism" that investigates corruption, but their business model has been disrupted by the internet. Classified advertising revenues that were once very profitable have largely moved online to sites like Craigslist. As a result, newspaper readership and revenues have sharply declined. While some people would miss newspapers, most do not think their absence would significantly hurt civic life or that they would personally miss reading them. There is a concern that without watchdogs, government corruption could rise. What is needed is journalism, not necessarily newspapers.
Online Dating Flipboard - Scott O´BrienScott O'Brien
Online dating has grown significantly since the launch of Match.com in 1995. It is now a billion dollar industry with over 30 million North Americans using online dating sites. 1 in 5 new relationships now start online, showing how mainstream online dating has become. While online dating allows for more efficient screening of potential partners outside one's local area, there are also disadvantages like scammers, privacy concerns, and stigma still associated with online dating. However, its popularity continues to grow with 17% of newlyweds meeting online.
The document discusses the rise of social media and how it has become a fundamental change in how people communicate online. It notes that the number of social media users now surpasses email users and that people now spend over 4 hours per month on social media compared to other parts of the web. The document recommends that businesses can successfully engage audiences on social media by connecting with them, interacting regularly, and providing rewards to encourage sharing and advocacy.
The document discusses how social media and digital relationships are becoming a reality for financial advisors and their clients. Some key points:
- Over 90% of households with $1 million or more in assets are online
- 29% are interested in collaborating with advisors online within a living financial plan
- Social media allows advisors to better engage with clients digitally and through their relationships
- While control is an illusion, establishing guidelines and boundaries is important for social media interactions
- Content, context, and connection are the three aspects of meaningful social engagement
This document summarizes a student paper on the topic of whether increased use of online social networking leads to social isolation. It provides background on internet and social media usage in Malaysia. The paper discusses arguments on both sides, noting that while some research suggests heavy social media use can replace real-world interactions, others argue it simply provides new ways to socially connect. It concludes that whether social media use leads to isolation may depend more on the individual and type of real-world social connections they have outside of online interactions.
This presentation is meant to inspire businesses and individuals to think outside of the box when integrating social media into their marketing initiatives.
A quick presentation of what's going on in social media in 2009: citizenship, participation, decision making process and identity.
Presentation made by Laurent François for business school students
http://liquidnotflat.blogspot.com
This document discusses how online dating and social media have changed relationships and dating. It notes that online communications often turn into real-life connections, and research finds that many, including youth, form deep relationships both online and offline. The gay community in particular relies heavily on online dating apps, with 80% of gay men now finding partners through apps and websites. Popular apps like Grindr use geolocation to facilitate immediate, local encounters. Overall, online dating is becoming more mobile through smartphone apps, allowing dating to occur virtually anywhere.
Social media & Communications - Pt. 1 - Segmentation surveyLarry Hicock
Pt. 1 summarizes social media research insights on Canada's online population - an ideal backgrounder for understanding how this research was applied in mounting the game-changing 2010 Calgary mayoralty campaign (featured in Pt. 2)
This document provides training on using social media for marketing purposes. It discusses various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Snapchat. For each platform, it explains how to set up profiles, what type of content works best, and how to engage audiences. It also covers topics like developing personas, setting goals, analytics, and automation tools. The overall document aims to educate users on utilizing different social media strategies for brand awareness, advocacy, traffic and conversions.
3Fold Communications Intro to Social Media TrainingLesley Miller
This social media training was prepared for Sacramento's Nonprofit Resource Center on 6/23/09. The three hour training covers an introduction to social media, and specifically focuses on blogging, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Delicious, Flickr and YouTube.
The Hidden Value of a Social Strategy: Social Listening in PracticeBrandwatch
In this whitepaper, we introduce several areas where social intelligence promotes a business’s goals but will never receive attribution for doing so. Specifically, while word-of-mouth recommendations are the most trusted form of marketing, their effects on sales may never be quantified through social alone.
From Instagram to Facebook and Pinterest to Twitter, these slides cover off all you ever needed to know about social media and form part of our in-house Social Media Training.
What Are 8 Steps To A Successful Social Campaign Plan And Checklist? #slideshowDr. William J. Ward
What Are 8 Steps To A Successful Social Campaign Plan And Checklist? #slideshow
Great resource from Spredfast. https://www.spredfast.com/
You can download the PDF from Spredfast here: What Are 8 Steps To A Successful Social Campaign Plan And Checklist? https://www.spredfast.com/social-media-strategies/social-campaign-planning-checklist
This document provides guidance on using Facebook advertising and insights, essential Twitter terms and best practices, converting tweets to leads, and recommended social media resources for nonprofits. On Facebook, it discusses ad specs, boosting vs. the ads manager, image requirements, and advanced techniques. For Twitter, it outlines terms, hashtag functions, frequency, graphics, character length, tagging practices, and running tweet chats. It also offers tips on identifying influencers, engaging with them over time, and direct messaging to obtain contact information.
Second part of a two-part workshop on social media best practices for libraries. The second part covers individual social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, and Pinterest.
The document discusses best practices for libraries to embrace social media and online engagement. It recommends that libraries 1) listen to their communities online, 2) use basic online communication tools like adding pictures and being conversational, and 3) get involved in doing community events with less control and more interaction. The goal is to transform libraries into places that have more face-to-face interactions and connections by being present online.
Webinar: How to a Build A Social Media PlanHootsuite
Building a social media plan is vital for every business to achieve success. In this webinar, you can expect practical tips in creating one social media strategy plan for your business!
Watch the recording on Youtube here: http://ow.ly/XPDmW
Want to learn more about social media planning? Check out additional resources here:
Social Media Strategy Guide: http://ow.ly/XP79c
Social Media Templates - blog post: http://ow.ly/XP7cA
Social Media Strategy Template: http://ow.ly/XP7f7
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A 5-Step Guide to Social Media for the Entertainment IndustryHootsuite
This 5-step guide provides strategies for building engaged audiences on social media for the entertainment industry. The steps are: 1) Choose social media channels based on objectives and audience; 2) Harness fan power through crowdfunding, crowd-sourcing ideas, and demonstrating demand; 3) Get people engaged by sharing your process, celebrating peers, and connecting fans; 4) Plan a launch campaign by assembling a social media team and prepping content and surprises; 5) Go live for the showtime with Insta-premieres, Snapchat stories, in-person fan interactions, and real-time social video. The goal is to build excitement through every stage of a project.
This companion report to We Are Social's comprehensive new Digital in 2016 report presents headline internet, social and mobile data for 232 countries around the world. Each country snapshot is presented as its own infographic, ready to be copy-pasted direct into your own presentations or web content. For a more insightful analysis of the numbers in this report, please visit http://bit.ly/DSM2016ES.
We Are Social's comprehensive new Digital in 2016 report presents internet, social media, and mobile usage statistics and trends from all over the world. It contains more than 500 infographics, including global data snapshots, regional overviews, and in-depth profiles of the digital landscapes in 30 of the world's key economies. For a more insightful analysis of the numbers contained in this report, please visit http://bit.ly/DSM2016ES.
Social media can negatively impact mental health in several ways:
1. It can be addictive due to psychological and physiological withdrawal symptoms when not using.
2. Frequent social media use is linked to increased feelings of sadness and decreased well-being and life satisfaction.
3. Comparing oneself to others' curated social media profiles often triggers feelings of jealousy and inadequacy that fuel depression.
Slightly updated for the end of 2015, these slides describe the How and Why of networks in the digital age. As I like to say, it is not about the shiny objects (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, or any other app). Thriving in a digital age means we need to understand how networks functions. Doing so allows us to plan our actions and communications more wisely.
Social media refers to virtual communities and networks that allow users to connect, share, and exchange information. Some major social media platforms include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp, Snapchat, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google, and Reddit. According to polls, 22% of teenagers log onto social media over 10 times a day, and over half log on daily. The number of social media users worldwide has grown dramatically from 0.97 billion in 2010 to over 3 billion currently. While social media provides opportunities for marketing, reconnecting with friends and learning about other cultures, it also poses risks like cyberbullying, distraction in the workplace, and potential damage from oversharing personal information online.
This document discusses Gen, a 28-year-old Singaporean woman who is highly engaged with social media and digital technologies. It summarizes how Gen lives her life primarily through social networking apps and does not engage with traditional media like newspapers or radio. The document then discusses some of the key trends and concepts related to digital media, social networks, and their influence on society, including how information and behaviors spread through social networks, the benefits and risks of social media, and emerging trends like mobility and big data.
Social media allows for sharing of information and democratization of knowledge. It is growing rapidly with hundreds of millions of users on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. While some think social media is just a trend or that companies can't control what people say, it actually allows companies to engage with customers, understand competitors, and generate positive word of mouth. Social media gives opportunities to create, share, engage, and listen that were not possible before.
Social media and the future of social networkingRussetanSc
Social media has evolved greatly over time and will continue to change the future. It started with basic communication tools like email and phones and now includes large social networks like Facebook and Twitter. These platforms have had major impacts on society such as influencing political movements and revolutions. However, increased social media use has also led to growing concerns around privacy, identity issues, cybercrime, and other negative impacts. Looking ahead, social networking will likely become even more integrated into work, education, and daily life, but these developments also may exacerbate existing problems with privacy, addiction, and mental health issues related to social media use.
This document discusses social media and its use as an online news channel. It defines social networking and social media, noting that social media allows people to interact and share information online through sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Evidence from Pew Research Center shows that getting news from social media has significantly increased in recent years. While social media provides easy access to worldwide news, it also has disadvantages like potential addiction issues and high rates of misleading or false news stories.
This document discusses the rise of social media and its impact on public relations. It notes that PR professionals must now manage integrated communications across traditional, owned, and social media to maximize influence. The document explores how to identify influencers and audiences on social platforms, noting that influence comes from engaged networks, not just popularity. It also examines new analytics tools that can help locate key audiences and influencers.
This document discusses the rise of social media and its impact on public relations. It notes that PR professionals must now manage integrated communications across traditional, owned, and social media to maximize influence. The document explores how to identify influencers and audiences on social platforms, noting that influence comes from engaged networks, not just popularity. It also examines new analytics tools that can help locate key audiences and influencers.
1. The document discusses social media marketing strategies for recruiting community members and generating exhibition leads for trade shows and events.
2. It covers popular social media tools like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs, and webinars and how each can be used for different purposes like networking, sharing information, and building relationships.
3. Key recommendations include understanding your audience, providing engaging content, customizing member segmentation and communication, and using social tools both during and after events to continue engagement.
The document discusses various types of social media and how they can be used for public relations purposes. It provides statistics on how social media has changed PR and notes that Facebook has over 799 million users between the US and EU. Twitter is described as facilitating quick communication and accessibility to brands. The document then gives tips on how to use Twitter for PR like developing relationships with reporters and bloggers. It also outlines different types of tweets and best practices for using LinkedIn and measuring social media effectiveness.
Tweet, Friend and Connect: Social Media Trends in the Insurance Industry 2Lisa Trank
- The document discusses trends in social media use in the insurance industry, including growing popularity and usage of tools like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
- It notes that social media provides opportunities for insurance companies to engage customers, especially younger generations, by sharing industry expertise and responding to customers in real-time.
- However, companies must balance these opportunities while addressing concerns around privacy, compliance, monitoring content, and allocating appropriate resources.
A century from now historians may look back on the beginning of the era of ubiquitous computing and note how human behavior fundamentally changed, when access to information and communication became instantaneous for nearly every person across the world.
This document provides an overview of social media and strategies for using social media. It defines key terms like Web 2.0, social media, and social networks. It provides statistics on popular social media sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. It then discusses developing a social media strategy to build brand awareness in communities and connect with people in order to generate leads and prospects. The document emphasizes going where potential customers are online and participating in conversations.
What is social media_ The impact of social media.pdfDavid Due
Information and verbal exchange generation has changed rapidly over the last two decades, with the key improvement being the emergence of social media.
The tempo of change is accelerating. For instance, the increase of cell technology has played an important function in shaping the impact of social media. Globally, cellular gadgets dominate in phrases of general mins on line. They positioned the approach of connectivity anywhere, anytime on any tool in all and sundry arms.
This document discusses how entrepreneurs can maximize their use of social media. It defines social media as community, conversation, and networking used for marketing. It explains that social media has leveled the playing field and given consumers a voice. It emphasizes that social media is about building relationships based on trust over time through authentic interactions. The document provides statistics on social media usage and examples of how companies are using social media successfully. It outlines goals, tools, and strategies for using social media and defines success as developing customer communities and increasing engagement.
My standard keynote presentation for an audience that has heard of social media but doesn't know how to apply it to their everyday business lives. Can also be presented as a 1/2 day workshop.
Digital diplomacy - the internet and the battle for ideasnelliesk
This document discusses how digital diplomacy and social media have changed global information sharing and diplomatic efforts. It notes that new media platforms have exponentially grown in use, allowing individuals and groups to more easily organize and voice opinions. While this empowers non-state actors, it also provides benefits for diplomacy by enabling greater access to information and transparency. However, there are also risks like certain groups using social media to organize violence, so digital diplomacy must be practiced carefully.
This document discusses social media and its effects on society. It defines social media as online communication channels for community input, interaction, content sharing and collaboration. It provides examples of types of social media including forums, microblogging and social networking. The document outlines benefits of social media like making connections and expanding brand awareness but also dangers like catfishing, time lost in social media and isolation. It discusses laws governing social media set by the FCC and provides some statistics on social media usage.
Technology has significantly changed how people live and interact in recent years. Social media in particular has profoundly impacted daily life in several key ways: (1) People now get much of their news from social media sources recommended by friends rather than traditional media outlets; (2) Small businesses can now market and promote themselves through social media with little money; (3) People increasingly meet new friends and make connections through shared interests on social media. While technology opens up opportunities, it also enables new risks that must be addressed to ensure technology benefits humanity.
An invitation for a brown bag lunch on social media was delivered through a personalized brown bag to all staff members, with an invitation card inside and an e-mail invitation, and social media was used to track attendance. The presentation on social media implications at the organization was shared through social media, increasing its exposure with 166 views in its first week.
Presentation in Miami on Nov 19 2010 to the "Conseillers du commerce extérieur de la france" (i.e. the Trade Advisors of France) on Canada's commercial relations with Florida and the Caribbean region.
The document summarizes the strong economic relationship between Canada and Florida. It notes that Canada is Florida's largest foreign investor, representing 10% of all foreign direct investment. Additionally, Canadians are Florida's largest and most loyal tourists, comprising 64% of passengers at one Florida airport. The document also outlines Canada's strong and resilient economy in recent years, with low unemployment and GDP growth leading the G8, demonstrating why Canada and Florida maintain a mutually beneficial economic partnership.
Canada has diplomatic and consular offices around the world and maintains close economic ties with the United States and Mexico. Canada is Florida's top trading partner and foreign investor, investing over $3 billion in Florida and purchasing $2 billion in residential real estate between 2004-2008. Canada has a stable economy, strong fiscal situation, positive business climate, well-educated workforce, and sound financial institutions, making it an attractive partner for international business.
The document provides an overview of Canada as a partner for life sciences in Florida. Some key points:
- Canada has a large life sciences industry, being the 3rd largest in the world, with strengths in biopharmaceutical R&D, medical devices, and contract services.
- Canada is Florida's largest trading partner and largest foreign investor, with Canadian companies investing $2.99 billion in Florida and employing over 23,000 workers.
- The Canadian healthcare market is large with a $20 billion drug market and $6 billion medical device market, representing opportunities for partnerships and investment between Canadian and Florida companies.
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The Role of White Label Bookkeeping Services in Supporting the Growth and Sca...YourLegal Accounting
Effective financial management is important for expansion and scalability in the ever-changing US business environment. White Label Bookkeeping services is an innovative solution that is becoming more and more popular among businesses. These services provide a special method for managing financial duties effectively, freeing up companies to concentrate on their main operations and growth plans. We’ll look at how White Label Bookkeeping can help US firms expand and develop in this blog.
The Steadfast and Reliable Bull: Taurus Zodiac Signmy Pandit
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66. “ The new paradigm, particularly for reaching youth, is you have to go to where people already are on the Web. People don’t visit you, you have to go to them” “Half the world is now under the age of 30” “The Web has gone from 75 percent English three or four years ago to 70 percent foreign languages now” Social Media and Public Diplomacy
67. Social Media and DFAIT employees We need to deploy our diplomats differently, i.e. through not only the traditional means of personal interactions but also by forging new connections using the power of social media tools. Note: Show 2-minute segment of interview with Alec Ross, Special Advisor at US State Department (9:30 to 11:50): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcywfhtvYl4
Social media is God. It has overtaken porn as the number one reason why people use the Internet. So why is it so popular? Social media is like sex, it's addictive, no question about it, and if you're getting tired of it, if you suffer from social media fatigue, it's because you’re doing it wrong. If markets are inefficient, we got economists for that. If your company is inefficient, call a management guru. Human relationships is one area that has been inefficient in our societies in spite of modernity and vast increases in knowledge, and I am not talking about broken hearts, dysfunctional families or friendships gone South. What made social media a phenomenon is its ability to make relationships more efficient.
Originally conceived as a tool for communications among individuals, particularly younger generations, social networking has morphed into a new vehicle that business leaders are using to transform communications with their employees and customers, as it shifts from one-way transmission of information to two-way interaction. That's one reason Time magazine just named Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg Person of the Year.
Met with the Editor of the Political pages of the Miami Herald, who by the way I found on LinkedIn after listening to an interview he gave on NPR on my way to work. He told me that in the last five years the circulation had shrunk in half.
In the meantime, people are using social media in record levels, and the keyword is social.
Social media, according to some sociologists, is resulting in cocooning and social disengagement.
Not just the way we consume media that has changed. The way we communicate as well. That’s anyone born after the baby boomers. Most people in this room.
Canadians spend more time on the Internet than watching TV. And now that Netflix has expanded to Canada, that trend is sure to increase.
Canadians spend more time on the Internet than watching TV. And now that Netflix has expanded to Canada, that trend is sure to increase.
No one social media tool is God. There are many religions, and lots of segmentation. Many niche social media tools are mushrooming. These are for like-minded individuals, such as parents, dog lovers, entrepreneurs (sprout, Canadian), cancer patients, etc. Almost all are owned by start-ups and funded by angels or VCs.
Studies show that people trust other people`s product reviews, why sites like Yelp or TripAdvisor are so popular, and why Amazon, Target and other large retailers have included customer reviews. The same is true about the way people think of Canada. If they hear a CEO, a trusted publication or organization sing praise about Canada, they are more likely to believe it and repeat it than if it comes from DFAIT’s website. Syncapse, a social media consultancy firm based in Toronto, released the results of a study in March showing that social media platforms were among the most influential marketing channels available: 84% of consumers, for example, value recommendations from friends and family above all other sources or forms.
Central to the a company's social media strategy is disseminating deals and coupons to followers and fans on Facebook and Twitter. Ford made history in 2010 by being the first car company to unveil a new model not at a trade show in Detroit or Las Vegas, but on Facebook.
What goes into one side of the screen
Comes out on the other as amplified many times over
Second tenet. When you connect to someone, everyone esle knows it on Facebook and can in turn connect with that person. LinkedIn gives you access to your contacts’s rolodex. Once you decide to follow someone’s tweets, you can find out who esle they are following.
The result is an exponential growth of your network.
The result is an exponential growth of your network.
The result is an exponential growth of your network.
Main tool. More etiquette and professionalism than others. Uber database of contacts and what they do. More interactive than TRIO. More accurate too because people change their own contact info, which by the way is more comprehensive than that in TRIO because it gives you a person’s education, employment record, events they’re attending, books they’re reading, and more importantly who they are connected to. In addition they post status updates like Twitter, which gives you a window into what is of interest to them. In short, lots of material to break the ice, to go from a cold call to a warm call.
From my homepage, I can see what my contacts are up to, connecting with, reading, recommending, who is viewing my profile, and who I could potentially connect to. In addition, I can integrate my tweets with my LinkedIn status updates.
Belonging to groups is useful, among other it allows you to share best practices, professional improvement, get answers to questions from other professionals, can allow you to give better advice to clients, but also because you can grow your network: linkedin allows you to send invitations to people you don’t know if you went to the same school, have worked at the same place, OR belong to the same group.
What most people think about when they think about Twitter. It’s for self-absorbed, narcissistic people, who want to broadcast they daily and sometimes hourly version of “me”, ie a noisy medium filled with mindless and trivial updates about what people do or think.
social networks have also changed the concept of being off the record. It has erased the boundaries of privacy and made the world so much more transparent then before, but is it a good thing? I will be taking part on a panel discussion about NAFTA in a few days. On it will be a rep from the powerful union AFL-CIO. Although we’ve been assured by the organizers that no media will be in attendance and that the event will be held behind closed doors, the reality is that any comment I make could be picked-up by someone in the audience, including by the union rep, and go viral on his blog, facebook page or twitter account.
A 33-year old Pakistani became an instant celebrity by unknowingly tweeting about the helicopter raid on Bin Laden’s compound as it happened. He was quickly flooded by requests for interviews from Al Jazeera to mainstream US channels and has over 100,000 followers. Twitter says that there were about 5,000 tweets per second during Obama’s speech. As of Monday morning, there were over 365,000 “Likes” on Facebook about Osama’s death. The chatter highlights the fact that people consume several forms of media at the same time. It shows as well how social media has changed journalism. The right person in the right place at the right time with access to a social media platform through a cell phone or a laptop can become as effective as a foreign correspondent or a diplomat.
A 33-year old Pakistani became an instant celebrity by unknowingly tweeting about the helicopter raid on Bin Laden’s compound as it happened. He was quickly flooded by requests for interviews from Al Jazeera to mainstream US channels and has over 100,000 followers. Twitter says that there were about 5,000 tweets per second during Obama’s speech. As of Monday morning, there were over 365,000 “Likes” on Facebook about Osama’s death. The chatter highlights the fact that people consume several forms of media at the same time. It shows as well how social media has changed journalism. The right person in the right place at the right time with access to a social media platform through a cell phone or a laptop can become as effective as a foreign correspondent or a diplomat.
Clarence House, which speaks for Prince William, announced his engagement with his future wife Care Middleton through twitter.
Another way journalism has been impacted by social media is in the fact that social media has now become newsworthy in and of itself. It has now become commonplace for media outlets to publish articles about the social media aspect of an important and developing story. The Royal Wedding was the dominant trend among Twitter and Facebook status updates. Most news organizations recognize that social media is a good way to promote their work, to find both stories and sources, and thus they encourage their reporters to use it, although with some restrictions. Bloomberg’s policy has become a model for others: “ask questions first, tweet later”.
Facebook is not yet in China but if you look at the rest of the so-called BRIC countries, you will find that the number of Facebook users is experiencing its fastest growth in precisely those countries. During the last calendar year (May 2010 to May 2011), Facebook’s audience has grown by 294% in Brazil, by 314% in Russia, and by 160% in India. During that period, Facebook users in Canada registered a double-digit growth and now reached 18.2 million users, it over half of Canada’s population.
Also, choose your so-called friends carefully. Easier said then done when managing a group because anyone can « like » you and become part of it (still, you can edit what gets posted and put clear rules of engagement).
In the private sector, the value of social media from a business to consumer standpoint is proven.
This is why more and more companies are expected to join and increase their presence in that space.
The three rules that have changed the game of public diplomacy. Think about how that affects our work.
We should go further, it’s not something that should be done from the center only. We ought to be encouraged to add our social media addresses in our email signatures. We should also have them on our business cards. Some cute logos wouldn’t hurt though I think it’s not going to fly (no pun intended).