Digital Marketing Cases: presentation for BBDO Moscow Digital WordshopZigurds Zakis
Second presentation I have made in BBDO Moscow Digital Wordshop, September, 2009 - selected case studies, success stories and strategies for marketing solutions in digital age
This document outlines a presentation given by Amol Waishampayan of Maiden Media Group about building a social ecosystem. The presentation discusses defining objectives for a social media strategy, understanding audiences on different social networks, connecting platforms for social synergy, creating engaging content, using influencers and contests to engage audiences, and integrating online and offline experiences. It also discusses using applications to listen to conversations and going beyond traditional social media approaches through gamification, social incentives, and recognizing top users.
This document discusses strategies for using social media, particularly LinkedIn groups, Google+ Hangouts, Tumblr, and Twitter, for B2B marketing purposes. It provides examples of how each platform can be used to engage customers, share content, highlight thought leaders, and amplify brands. The key benefits highlighted include interacting with clients, crowd-sourcing content from niche groups, hosting virtual events, telling brand stories through reblogs, and providing rapid customer service.
Participant Media + TakePart: People's Insights Vol. 2 Issue 8MSL
This week, we distill insights around the Participant Media model of using powerful stories and social advocacy platform TakePart to inspire and energize people to take social action.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on social data, crowdsourcing, storytelling and citizenship on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights and foresights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the iPad-friendly People’s Lab Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com
Digital Marketing Cases: presentation for BBDO Moscow Digital WordshopZigurds Zakis
Second presentation I have made in BBDO Moscow Digital Wordshop, September, 2009 - selected case studies, success stories and strategies for marketing solutions in digital age
This document outlines a presentation given by Amol Waishampayan of Maiden Media Group about building a social ecosystem. The presentation discusses defining objectives for a social media strategy, understanding audiences on different social networks, connecting platforms for social synergy, creating engaging content, using influencers and contests to engage audiences, and integrating online and offline experiences. It also discusses using applications to listen to conversations and going beyond traditional social media approaches through gamification, social incentives, and recognizing top users.
This document discusses strategies for using social media, particularly LinkedIn groups, Google+ Hangouts, Tumblr, and Twitter, for B2B marketing purposes. It provides examples of how each platform can be used to engage customers, share content, highlight thought leaders, and amplify brands. The key benefits highlighted include interacting with clients, crowd-sourcing content from niche groups, hosting virtual events, telling brand stories through reblogs, and providing rapid customer service.
Participant Media + TakePart: People's Insights Vol. 2 Issue 8MSL
This week, we distill insights around the Participant Media model of using powerful stories and social advocacy platform TakePart to inspire and energize people to take social action.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on social data, crowdsourcing, storytelling and citizenship on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights and foresights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the iPad-friendly People’s Lab Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com
This week, we distill insights around PlanBig - a platform created by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank to connect changemakers and support them in bringing their ideas to reality.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on social data, crowdsourcing, storytelling and citizenship on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the People’s Insights Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
We have further synthesized the insights to provide foresights for business leaders and changemakers — in the ten-part People’s Insights annual report titled Now & Next: Ten Frontiers for the Future of Engagement, now available as a Kindle eBook.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com/future-of-engagement
The document discusses how enterprises can implement social networking internally, or "enterprise social networking". It provides examples of how enterprise social networking can benefit communication, employee onboarding, and sales enablement. Specifically, it allows for breaking down information silos, improving awareness and visibility, enabling pull-based communication. For onboarding, it allows for dynamic and quick knowledge sharing and camaraderie to improve productivity. For sales, it allows real-time responses from across the company to improve ramp-up time. The document also discusses the concept of a "social layer" which implements consistent social workflows across all enterprise applications.
Online Marketing Best Practices for International E-Commerce for Discover Am...Derek Edmond
The document discusses best practices for international e-commerce based on a presentation by Derek Edmond. It provides statistics on global internet, social media, and mobile usage. The Americas have 633 million internet users with high penetration in North America and growing adoption in Central and South America. Key markets like Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico are outlined with their social media and e-commerce usage habits. Factors that impact international e-commerce are also reviewed such as domain architecture, mobile integration, language mapping, content marketing, and social media strategy.
What was once an objective on every key brand strategy document has become an overused, and at times, a meaningless phrase. Almost like an involuntary reflex, communication became — and continues to be — the most popular tool for showcasing brand transparency. This deck explores a model for thinking about transparency in a modern world.
Digital and Social Strategy for Microsoft Australia, this is a response to a fictional brief.
Here we cover the full scope of a social/digital plan countrywide rollout.
**Sections**
Objectives
Target
Social Activity
Insight
Strategy
Tactics
Can we offer value exchange?
Measurement
Summary
Including:
Program Calendar
Tactics
Inovation
Full cicle
Methodologies
Full ownership of ideas and concepts. Some methodologies/data and imagery might relate to third parties.
This document provides an overview of insights and opportunities in social media. It discusses questions around optimizing social media usage, privacy concerns, and measuring return on investment. Additionally, it covers topics like the shift from media consumption to participation, transparency, and how social media blurs the lines between life and media. Examples are given of how brands can leverage social platforms like Twitter, blogs, wikis and location-based services. The document emphasizes considering all social tools together and aligning social media strategies with goals, marketing plans and consumer insights. It concludes with assigning further reading and homework questions.
When we are happy at work, we are more motivated to engage and contribute. Happy Melly believes that a business is a community of people working together for a shared purpose and creating value – and it’s best to grow it like that. We want you to join us, and help grow healthy, adaptive organizations that are more like communities, so that we can increase happiness at work and do great things together.
For more information, visit http://www.happymelly.com/
To watch the intro video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RUTcvcWssnQ
The document discusses the emergence and prevalence of social sharing buttons on websites, known as "share widgets". It provides statistics on the widespread use of like and share buttons on Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks. The document also covers the business benefits of share widgets, such as increased customer engagement, sales, and access to user data. Potential future applications and some concerns about overuse of sharing options are presented as well.
Principles to Gamify the Online Philanthropic CrowdfundingNicola Terrenghi
A Gamification Framework Applied to Kiva.org.
This thesis treats the exploitation of gamification to engage and coordinate users on philanthropic
crowdfunding platforms.
Crowdfunding platforms strive to gain new users and to maximise their impact through the
design of engagement mechanisms. Social networks integration and mobile user experience
are only few of the several techniques to engage users and foster their activity. “All-or-nothing”
constraint, which enables the capital delivery only in case of campaign-goal achievement, aims
at increasing crowd efficiency, encouraging coordination among platform users.
Although the last six years were marked by the boom of crowdfunding industry, many users
are still “peripheral”: they rarely or never take action. Kiva.org, the philanthropic platform I
focused my thesis on, counts about one third of users that have never made a loan and 16% of
lenders that have made one loan only.
I approached the problem of users engagement and coordination suggesting the application
of gamification to philanthropic crowdfunding platforms. In particular, I designing the Gamification
Wheel, a gamification framework addressed to crowdfunding organizations. Through
the framework, I aimed at facilitate organizations in designing an effective gamification system,
via both a user-centric method and a business oriented approach.
Through my research I found out that gamification can be exploited to foster several user
actions, not only donation or lending but also contents sharing and team building. Moreover, I
experienced gamification design as a process instead of a set of game elements. In this regard,
after interviewed three field experts to validate the framework, I designed Impact to show that
game elements are just a mean to the design of an effective gamification system.
When citizens get involved : the power of online communities and crowdsourcingJorieke Vyncke
Thanks to our growing connectivity, it is now easier than ever for citizens to collectively contribute to a project or cause. From microtasking, over collective intelligence, to implicit crowdsourcing; the now widely available technologies and worldwide social networks have allowed for individuals to contribute their own knowledge and skills to a larger whole. But what is crowdsourcing exactly? What drives people to do it? And how is this collaboration exactly coordinated? During this talk all these points will be addressed, a lot of examples will be given, and of course we’ll discuss possible ways that crowdsourcing can be used in development and humanitarian aid.
Video of the talk : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joVNmGC30as
The presentation was held at the University of Hannover, Forschungkolloquium European Studies, May 16, 2012
It provides an overview about what Competitive Intelligence is and how it is done in an global company, how external Social Media applications are used to perform Competitive Intelligence and which Social Media tools are available within the company to conduct Competitive Intelligence
The document discusses how social media has changed content consumption and sharing behaviors. It provides examples of how brands like Syfy and Virgin Mobile have successfully engaged audiences on social platforms using shareable content. The key points are that consumers seek discoverable and sharable content online; great content that tells stories, involves people emotionally, and passes the "Facebook test" of being engaging and shareable is most likely to spread virally; and brands should experiment with different types of social content to see what resonates and spreads organically with audiences.
Presented for Montreal Girl Geeks, January 2013
http://montrealgirlgeeks.com
Red Bull, McDonald’s, Starbucks. These are just a few brands that fully take advantage of social media as part of their overall business strategy. In an age where voicing opinions and connecting online are second nature, social media has now become more essential than ever as a way to research, create relationships and shape brand perception.
However, what does it take to employ social media beyond a local business level, when there are dozens of markets, thousands of employees and millions of conversations to manage worldwide? What does it take to do it well? And even though all the other kids are doing it – is social media really worth investing in?
Together we’ll discuss what enterprises need to consider before embarking on a social media journey, how that journey requires Social Media to become an integral part of a multinational’s business and marketing plans, what it means to create a truly global strategy, and some tools and guidelines to get there.
This document discusses opportunities and challenges for communicators in building social businesses. It outlines how the internet has evolved from a static to interactive medium centered around people connecting. This represents both opportunities and challenges for businesses to engage customers through social media. The document advocates for listening to customers, empowering employees, and measuring relationships rather than just outputs to build social businesses.
The Strategy Partner Group attended Contagious magazine's Now/Next/Why conference in New York City to address how big brands can best address current and future technological trends. Topics discussed included digital immediacy, adaptive innovation, new currencies, coding as an essential skill, creating global brand franchises, and innovations that take interactions beyond screens and into the real world. Speakers provided insights on how brands can navigate changes in areas like time preference, trust, education, data usage, and interactive technologies.
The Web has always been about people, but in a Web 2.0 world, this is taking on new meaning. Giving your users more control and influence over your site unveils a whole new set of opportunities — and a whole new set of challenges. How are user ratings and reviews, tagging, editorial control, user-generated content, and social networking changing the way you should be thinking about your site? How are sites dealing with negative user contributions? What does all of this mean for how you design and build your site? Come take an entertaining tour through the social wonderland of Web 2.0 and learn what it means for you. Presentation by Steve Mulder.
Lionel Menchaca, Dell's Chief Blogger, talks about how to do corporate blogging the right way. Find out how a sound blogging strategy can enable a company to effectively engage its audience, serve as a robust platform for rich media content, and provide ongoing value.
Social media can be used in various ways to foster innovation, including generating and testing new ideas, finding solutions to challenges, and enabling collaboration both within and outside an organization. Key approaches include using ideation platforms, professional networks, blogs, wikis, and social media monitoring to identify unmet needs, tap new expertise, gather diverse inputs, and solve problems in new ways. Establishing active online communities allows for innovative ideas to be shared, built upon, and transformed through engagement and dialogue.
This week, we distill insights around PlanBig - a platform created by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank to connect changemakers and support them in bringing their ideas to reality.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on social data, crowdsourcing, storytelling and citizenship on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the People’s Insights Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
We have further synthesized the insights to provide foresights for business leaders and changemakers — in the ten-part People’s Insights annual report titled Now & Next: Ten Frontiers for the Future of Engagement, now available as a Kindle eBook.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com/future-of-engagement
The document discusses how enterprises can implement social networking internally, or "enterprise social networking". It provides examples of how enterprise social networking can benefit communication, employee onboarding, and sales enablement. Specifically, it allows for breaking down information silos, improving awareness and visibility, enabling pull-based communication. For onboarding, it allows for dynamic and quick knowledge sharing and camaraderie to improve productivity. For sales, it allows real-time responses from across the company to improve ramp-up time. The document also discusses the concept of a "social layer" which implements consistent social workflows across all enterprise applications.
Online Marketing Best Practices for International E-Commerce for Discover Am...Derek Edmond
The document discusses best practices for international e-commerce based on a presentation by Derek Edmond. It provides statistics on global internet, social media, and mobile usage. The Americas have 633 million internet users with high penetration in North America and growing adoption in Central and South America. Key markets like Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico are outlined with their social media and e-commerce usage habits. Factors that impact international e-commerce are also reviewed such as domain architecture, mobile integration, language mapping, content marketing, and social media strategy.
What was once an objective on every key brand strategy document has become an overused, and at times, a meaningless phrase. Almost like an involuntary reflex, communication became — and continues to be — the most popular tool for showcasing brand transparency. This deck explores a model for thinking about transparency in a modern world.
Digital and Social Strategy for Microsoft Australia, this is a response to a fictional brief.
Here we cover the full scope of a social/digital plan countrywide rollout.
**Sections**
Objectives
Target
Social Activity
Insight
Strategy
Tactics
Can we offer value exchange?
Measurement
Summary
Including:
Program Calendar
Tactics
Inovation
Full cicle
Methodologies
Full ownership of ideas and concepts. Some methodologies/data and imagery might relate to third parties.
This document provides an overview of insights and opportunities in social media. It discusses questions around optimizing social media usage, privacy concerns, and measuring return on investment. Additionally, it covers topics like the shift from media consumption to participation, transparency, and how social media blurs the lines between life and media. Examples are given of how brands can leverage social platforms like Twitter, blogs, wikis and location-based services. The document emphasizes considering all social tools together and aligning social media strategies with goals, marketing plans and consumer insights. It concludes with assigning further reading and homework questions.
When we are happy at work, we are more motivated to engage and contribute. Happy Melly believes that a business is a community of people working together for a shared purpose and creating value – and it’s best to grow it like that. We want you to join us, and help grow healthy, adaptive organizations that are more like communities, so that we can increase happiness at work and do great things together.
For more information, visit http://www.happymelly.com/
To watch the intro video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RUTcvcWssnQ
The document discusses the emergence and prevalence of social sharing buttons on websites, known as "share widgets". It provides statistics on the widespread use of like and share buttons on Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks. The document also covers the business benefits of share widgets, such as increased customer engagement, sales, and access to user data. Potential future applications and some concerns about overuse of sharing options are presented as well.
Principles to Gamify the Online Philanthropic CrowdfundingNicola Terrenghi
A Gamification Framework Applied to Kiva.org.
This thesis treats the exploitation of gamification to engage and coordinate users on philanthropic
crowdfunding platforms.
Crowdfunding platforms strive to gain new users and to maximise their impact through the
design of engagement mechanisms. Social networks integration and mobile user experience
are only few of the several techniques to engage users and foster their activity. “All-or-nothing”
constraint, which enables the capital delivery only in case of campaign-goal achievement, aims
at increasing crowd efficiency, encouraging coordination among platform users.
Although the last six years were marked by the boom of crowdfunding industry, many users
are still “peripheral”: they rarely or never take action. Kiva.org, the philanthropic platform I
focused my thesis on, counts about one third of users that have never made a loan and 16% of
lenders that have made one loan only.
I approached the problem of users engagement and coordination suggesting the application
of gamification to philanthropic crowdfunding platforms. In particular, I designing the Gamification
Wheel, a gamification framework addressed to crowdfunding organizations. Through
the framework, I aimed at facilitate organizations in designing an effective gamification system,
via both a user-centric method and a business oriented approach.
Through my research I found out that gamification can be exploited to foster several user
actions, not only donation or lending but also contents sharing and team building. Moreover, I
experienced gamification design as a process instead of a set of game elements. In this regard,
after interviewed three field experts to validate the framework, I designed Impact to show that
game elements are just a mean to the design of an effective gamification system.
When citizens get involved : the power of online communities and crowdsourcingJorieke Vyncke
Thanks to our growing connectivity, it is now easier than ever for citizens to collectively contribute to a project or cause. From microtasking, over collective intelligence, to implicit crowdsourcing; the now widely available technologies and worldwide social networks have allowed for individuals to contribute their own knowledge and skills to a larger whole. But what is crowdsourcing exactly? What drives people to do it? And how is this collaboration exactly coordinated? During this talk all these points will be addressed, a lot of examples will be given, and of course we’ll discuss possible ways that crowdsourcing can be used in development and humanitarian aid.
Video of the talk : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joVNmGC30as
The presentation was held at the University of Hannover, Forschungkolloquium European Studies, May 16, 2012
It provides an overview about what Competitive Intelligence is and how it is done in an global company, how external Social Media applications are used to perform Competitive Intelligence and which Social Media tools are available within the company to conduct Competitive Intelligence
The document discusses how social media has changed content consumption and sharing behaviors. It provides examples of how brands like Syfy and Virgin Mobile have successfully engaged audiences on social platforms using shareable content. The key points are that consumers seek discoverable and sharable content online; great content that tells stories, involves people emotionally, and passes the "Facebook test" of being engaging and shareable is most likely to spread virally; and brands should experiment with different types of social content to see what resonates and spreads organically with audiences.
Presented for Montreal Girl Geeks, January 2013
http://montrealgirlgeeks.com
Red Bull, McDonald’s, Starbucks. These are just a few brands that fully take advantage of social media as part of their overall business strategy. In an age where voicing opinions and connecting online are second nature, social media has now become more essential than ever as a way to research, create relationships and shape brand perception.
However, what does it take to employ social media beyond a local business level, when there are dozens of markets, thousands of employees and millions of conversations to manage worldwide? What does it take to do it well? And even though all the other kids are doing it – is social media really worth investing in?
Together we’ll discuss what enterprises need to consider before embarking on a social media journey, how that journey requires Social Media to become an integral part of a multinational’s business and marketing plans, what it means to create a truly global strategy, and some tools and guidelines to get there.
This document discusses opportunities and challenges for communicators in building social businesses. It outlines how the internet has evolved from a static to interactive medium centered around people connecting. This represents both opportunities and challenges for businesses to engage customers through social media. The document advocates for listening to customers, empowering employees, and measuring relationships rather than just outputs to build social businesses.
The Strategy Partner Group attended Contagious magazine's Now/Next/Why conference in New York City to address how big brands can best address current and future technological trends. Topics discussed included digital immediacy, adaptive innovation, new currencies, coding as an essential skill, creating global brand franchises, and innovations that take interactions beyond screens and into the real world. Speakers provided insights on how brands can navigate changes in areas like time preference, trust, education, data usage, and interactive technologies.
The Web has always been about people, but in a Web 2.0 world, this is taking on new meaning. Giving your users more control and influence over your site unveils a whole new set of opportunities — and a whole new set of challenges. How are user ratings and reviews, tagging, editorial control, user-generated content, and social networking changing the way you should be thinking about your site? How are sites dealing with negative user contributions? What does all of this mean for how you design and build your site? Come take an entertaining tour through the social wonderland of Web 2.0 and learn what it means for you. Presentation by Steve Mulder.
Lionel Menchaca, Dell's Chief Blogger, talks about how to do corporate blogging the right way. Find out how a sound blogging strategy can enable a company to effectively engage its audience, serve as a robust platform for rich media content, and provide ongoing value.
Social media can be used in various ways to foster innovation, including generating and testing new ideas, finding solutions to challenges, and enabling collaboration both within and outside an organization. Key approaches include using ideation platforms, professional networks, blogs, wikis, and social media monitoring to identify unmet needs, tap new expertise, gather diverse inputs, and solve problems in new ways. Establishing active online communities allows for innovative ideas to be shared, built upon, and transformed through engagement and dialogue.
Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Building an Environment for ChangeMichelle Ferrier
This 90-minute workshop at CUNY's Entrepreneurial Journalism Summit on July 15, 2016 provides two case studies on innovative curriculum options and engaged participants in brainstorming solutions to implementation of media entrepreneurship in higher education.
Dealing with consumer behavior shaped by Social Media (Media Innovation Forum...Gerd Leonhard
My complete presentation at Omnicom Media Group's 2011 Media Innovation Forum in Dubai, covering topics such as the future of branding, advertising and marketing, social commerce, twitter facebook and much more. The buzz is at http://gerd.fm/gKprYz and here is the event description: http://gerd.fm/glPBnT
Social, Digital & Mobile in The Middle East, North Africa & Turkey From We Ar...Robin Ng
Thanks to We Are Social. they have presented a neat and interesting facts and figures about the digital world in the middle east, north africa + turkey. such information is usually hard to get as the countries don't really offer much information to the public. Good Work!
This report offers a thorough, in-depth review of all the key stats for the Social, Digital and Mobile landscape around The Middle East, North Africa and Turkey in 2014. Packed with more than 140 slides covering 20 key countries around the region, this report has been designed to offer stand-out infographics that are ready to cut-and-paste direct into your own presentations and blogs.
The document provides an implementation plan for the City of San Antonio based on recommendations from the Strategic Framework Plan. Key recommendations include:
1) Linking public infrastructure spending to urban development objectives for both 2012 bond projects and long-term investment.
2) Providing predictable housing incentives and ensuring quality dense urban housing is developed in the center city.
3) Enhancing cross-cutting coordination of center city projects within city government through strategic management.
4) Establishing land use, density, and urban design standards for private development and a means of enforcing design standards for projects receiving city incentives.
This document discusses various innovations in social media. It begins by defining innovation and discussing different types of innovations such as incremental, sustaining, disruptive, and radical innovations. It then explores several areas of social media innovation including social networking, social curation, the mobile experience and streaming, wearables, augmented and virtual reality, and artificial intelligence. For each area, examples of innovative companies and technologies are provided, such as how GoPro utilizes user-generated content in its marketing strategy. The document concludes by discussing challenges and takeaways regarding social media innovation.
Technical innovation is changing media and writing. Books remain important but electronic media like the internet and mobile devices are increasingly how people access and share information. This shift in technology impacts perspectives on different forms of media and how society communicates.
A presentation give on 21 December 2009, at the pilot NewThink event in Amman. It was a call to rediscover Amman and re-engage in its public urban life.
Flash Forward to the Future: Media Innovation Dean Donaldson
The document discusses the growing importance of social media and user-generated content in advertising. It notes that word-of-mouth is the most powerful form of advertising, and that consumers are more likely to trust peer recommendations than advertisements. The document also discusses how new technologies allow advertisers to better track consumer engagement across different platforms and media types.
This document outlines a study on the impact of rent de-control policies on the commercial sector in downtown Amman, Jordan. It provides background on Jordan's existing rent control regime and the new policies phasing in deregulation between 2010-2014. The study aims to analyze how elimination of rent stabilization will affect tenants, owners, and the overall commercial area through data collection and surveys. It will also review policies used in other international contexts to balance interests and incentives for all parties.
After its success in implementing “Smart Growth” capacity building modules conducted in the summer for planners from Palestine and Iraq, Ai is partnering with UNHABITAT on a new capacity building project. This project will deliver a series of multilayer interactive training modules aiming at building capacity for the Iraq Local Government Association (ILGA) and government officials who are involved in the urban planning efforts in Iraq.
The project‘s outcomes are compromised of two day training modules: The first module “Executive Training on Good Governance and Smart Growth Planning” is targeting the ILGA members. The other module “Smart Growth Planning”is targeting the government and municipal planning staff. Each module provides hands on experience and is adapted to some extent to the local Iraqi context. Each module also encompasses lectures, guest speakers, exercises, readings in Arabic, and site visits.
Amman Downtown Plan & Revitalization Strategy | Amman InstituteAmman Institute
The document provides a framework and strategy for downtown Amman development over the next 20 years. It analyzes key issues like loss of authentic role and function, inadequate public realm, and traffic problems. The vision is for an inclusive, commercially and residentially diverse city with historical identity. The strategy focuses on revitalizing commercial areas, creating vibrant public spaces, and providing attractive housing options. It proposes interventions like improving pedestrian networks, developing new parks and plazas, and supporting social and economic development through affordable housing, markets enhancement, and office/accommodation development.
Amman 2025 From Master Plan to Strategic Initiative | Amman Institute Amman Institute
The Greater Amman Municipality set out in 2006 to replace its outdated 1987 development plan with Amman 2025. Due to rapid development pressures, the plan shifted from a traditional 20-year master plan to a more flexible strategic growth initiative. Rather than a long planning phase separated from implementation, analysis and legislative interventions occurred closer together. Extensive engagement with professionals and municipal staff also distinguished Amman 2025. The plan aimed to accommodate 4 million new residents by 2025 through infill, densification, and limiting expansion, while concentrating large developments in designated high-density zones. The short timeline of under two years reflected the urgent need to guide Amman's growth.
This interactive workshop introduces participants to several key theories from social psychology and sociology in order to demonstrate how science can be used to design engaging social media applications and campaigns.
The content is presented in a simple format that makes key linkages between our daily social lives and the social world in social media. During the workshop, participants have a chance to learn a number of theories, see examples of how they play out online, and then join a group analysis on the social psychology employed by a number of social media sites and mobile apps.
Questions Answered:
1. What are some of the most popular theories from social psychology that I can leverage to build more persuasive social applications or run more engaging social media campaigns?
2. What’s social influence and how can it help me? How about six-degrees of separation? And what about the strengths of weak ties?
3. Where did all this hype about “influencers” come from and what’s up with the obsession over social metrics? Are they real or just marketing hype?
4. Is it true that all the top websites in the world are driven by social algorithms?
5. What’s the difference between interpersonal persuasion and social influence?
Based on this top paper from a world leading scientific journal: http://www.jmir.org/2011/1/e17/
The document provides tips on how to stand out on social media. It discusses listening to conversations on social media through hashtags and searches. It also discusses sharing content through influencers and creating engaging content like images, videos and blogs. The document outlines a social media engagement ladder and emphasizes creating content, using photography tips, and experimenting with video. It highlights trends for 2015 like vlogging and humanizing brands. Case studies show how businesses have used social media successfully.
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on standing out on social media. The presentation covers listening to social media through tools like Google alerts and hashtags, sharing content through influencers, creating engaging content like videos and blogs, and using case studies of businesses that have succeeded on social media. It also touches on best practices for photography, video, and trends for 2015 like the growth of mobile and vlogging. The overall goal is to help attendees learn how to engage audiences and promote their businesses through effective use of social media.
Are you portraying your brand in the right light? Make sure your visual storytelling is on point to get your message across and attract the right clients.
This document discusses content marketing strategies on social media. It provides tips for creating and sharing content across different platforms like blogs, Twitter, Flickr and linking it all back to the main blog. Regular posting of interesting content in different formats can help build an engaged audience and influence search engine optimization. Case studies on successful brands like AVG and less successful ones like United Breaks Guitars are examined. Emerging technologies like Google Glass that could change marketing are also touched on.
Nina Goodwin presented on how to stand out on social media. She discussed listening to conversations on platforms like Twitter using hashtags and searches. She emphasized sharing quality content through influencers and creating content like images, videos and blogs tailored to audiences. Case studies showed how businesses used social media for marketing. Good photography tips included using natural light and composition. Emerging trends for 2015 include more video and interest-based social platforms. The overall message was that quality, engaging content shared through the right channels and influencers can help businesses stand out.
Social Media Playbook - Phil Gerbyshak - Big OogaPhil Gerbyshak
Don't have time for social media? Here's a presentation to get you jumpstarted and thinking about social in new ways. Follow up training available at http://bit.ly/philooga
How to build your personal brand & grow your platformPaul Brunson
The document discusses how to build a personal brand and grow an online and offline platform. It covers determining your personal brand, building an online presence through blogging and social media, and growing offline through networking and events. Specific advice includes asking who people think you are versus who you really are, closing that gap using principles of influence, using tools like analytics and content dissemination, and strategically connecting with others both online and offline.
The role of social media and online communication in developing and growing...CraftsCouncilofIreland
This document discusses the importance of an online presence and social media for craft and design businesses. It covers choosing social media platforms based on your audience, maintaining a consistent brand and tone, engaging with followers by posting regularly and curating relevant content. The document provides tips on using social media effectively as part of an overall marketing strategy and tools to help manage social media accounts.
The document discusses tips for using social media to improve businesses. It describes an upcoming panel event with experts from Google, Blue Sky Factory, and other companies. The panel will provide practical social media tips that can be implemented immediately. Attendees will also be able to share their own best practices and tips. The goal is for attendees to leave with new ideas on how to use Twitter, LinkedIn, and other sites to help their business.
Ded digital ready social media sept 12 all ff and ctFrankie Forsyth
This document discusses using social media for business purposes. It begins by outlining the purpose and agenda of the session, which is to explain what social media is, how businesses can use it, key social media tools and services, organizational issues, and how to grow social media engagement. The document then covers terms and definitions, examples of social media use, profiles of key platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube, and tips for setting up and measuring social media strategies. It emphasizes that social media is about building communities and conversations rather than just sales.
Best Practices for Video Conversion from Facebook Live and other Streams Social Jack
Video has proven to be the best method to attract new users, but how do we convert? That is the million-dollar monetizing question. Dean will share his team’s best video conversion techniques and case studies. His Social Jack™ produced and worked with over 2,000 videos as it relates to Social Media. He will share how they use multiple stream options to test and feed video content for quick use, test, and conversion. Once they perform, it’s time to turn those videos into a campaign. You will leave with an easy to follow overview of their process so you can implement and enjoy the rewards of video conversion.
In this session, you’ll leave with…
Tips to kick up your live stream attendance
Easy to follow production steps to setup conversion
Hacks to quickly convert your video to a campaign
How to leverage teams members and influencers
A simple checklist to put this into practice
Dean DeLisle Forward Progress, Inc.
Dean DeLisle
Founder & CEO
Forward Progress, Inc.
As Founder and CEO of Forward Progress, Dean leads his
This document discusses the rise of live video and provides ideas for how the multi-family housing market can use live video. It outlines the key elements that enabled live video's growth, including increased mobile adoption and bandwidth. Popular live video apps like Periscope, Facebook Live, and Instagram Live are summarized. The document suggests the multi-family housing market can use live video to build relationships, provide tours of properties, showcase amenities, and run events. Ideas for live video content include walking through the leasing process, offering specials, and meeting staff or tenants.
Attract traffic with content and social mediaInfusionsoft
1) The document discusses 9 free ways to drive website traffic such as authoring blogs, commenting on other blogs, participating in discussions forums and tweetchats, using social bookmarking services, engaging in conversations on Facebook and Google+, supporting causes, being active at events, and answering questions.
2) It also provides tips on creating fresh and attractive blog content, ways to promote offline events online through video, blog posts and social media, and recommends WordPress as a popular blogging platform.
3) The document concludes with posing discussion questions to consider key actions for implementing the ideas discussed.
Stand out on Social Media Workshop - Doing Good for SomersetGet up to Speed
Nina Goodwin presented on standing out on social media. She discussed listening on social media to identify opportunities and audiences. She outlined a social media engagement ladder from listening to sharing content. Goodwin demonstrated tools like Facebook, Twitter and using influencers to engage audiences. She emphasized creating different types of content like photos, videos and infographics to share across social platforms. Goodwin stressed developing as an expert by blogging, publishing opinions and exploring future trends in one's field.
Social Selling FT 301 - LinkedIn Advanced Sales Techniques - Social Jack 2019...Social Jack
The document outlines an advanced social selling techniques course on LinkedIn. The course objectives are to boost network ranking, improve personal branding, gain social influence, and learn social selling skills like setting appointments. Students are instructed to spend 20 minutes per day engaging on LinkedIn, including scanning their home page, adding ideal connections, and posting status updates with hashtags. The goal is to practice power moves like conversations daily to increase referrals and new business.
1) Aegis Media is a large marketing services group that has invested $4.3 billion on behalf of clients to help them benefit from digital transformation.
2) Isobar is Aegis' global digital creative agency and iProspect is its global performance marketing agency. They work with clients using a social and search approach.
3) Traditional search is evolving into real-time search that incorporates social media content and activity to provide instant, socialized results as a user types a query. This integration of search and social media improves a brand's discoverability and performance.
10 Steps to Success with Alternative TrafficJoe Youngblood
Google's Panda and Penguin algorithms have shaken the foundations of SEO and the roots of business which for the past several years had been ok with Google being the largest source of their online traffic. After the updates many webmasters and companies began searching for an answer to why, why they didn't have other ways to drive internet users to their website.
The document discusses the state of Twitter in 2016 and provides an overview of how Twitter can be used throughout the customer lifecycle, from initial marketing and advertising to customer support. It also includes tips for using Twitter search, analytics, and advertising as well as links to other relevant tools and resources.
This document outlines 10 things businesses can do with social media. It discusses using social media for market research, engaging customers, finding brand evangelists, creating an online community, building an email list, increasing sales, getting recommendations, getting closer to customers, providing customer support, and having fun engaging with customers on social media. Specific tactics mentioned include listening to customers, asking for feedback, offering rewards, creating relevant hashtags, helping customers purchase, and asking customers to connect on their preferred social media channels.
7 things Small Businesses can do with web applications - FSBPhilip Oakley
1. The document discusses 7 things that small businesses can do with web applications, including having a website, using web forms, implementing a CRM system, using email marketing, adopting accounting software, integrating different systems, and developing their own custom application.
2. It provides notes on free and paid CRM, email marketing, web forms, and accounting software options for small businesses to consider.
3. The document aims to help small businesses leverage different web applications to improve operations and customer engagement.
This document outlines a digital marketing plan. It defines digital marketing as targeted, measurable marketing using digital technologies. It lists various digital marketing channels and examples. Personas for target audiences are described along with their interests and concerns. Goals, actions, content planning, and results tracking are components of the outlined plan. Key performance indicators and costs are evaluated to optimize the strategy over time.
The document outlines tips and strategies for maximizing the use of Twitter for business purposes. It discusses optimizing Twitter profiles, basics of using Twitter, how to find and engage prospects on Twitter, the importance of balancing self-promotion with sharing engaging content and conversations, and how to leverage hashtags and events to build communities and engage followers. Specific tactics covered include following customers, competitors, thought leaders and those in your industry; using advanced search and lists; engaging with prospects through questions and retweets; and creating evangelists to help spread your message.
The document discusses social media and provides tips for creating an effective social media plan and strategy. It recommends businesses critically evaluate their current social media use and platforms. An effective social media plan includes defining goals, researching audiences, selecting appropriate platforms, creating a content marketing plan with regular posting times and topics, and tracking metrics. The document also discusses using social media to build communities and engage consumers to promote products.
Introductions to Social Media for CreativesPhilip Oakley
This document provides an introduction to using social media for creative businesses. It discusses how social media can help businesses create new customers and build their brand across different platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. It provides tips on setting goals for social media use, listening to audiences, and engaging through sharing content and conversations. The document also outlines legal issues to consider and cautions that all social media should be viewed as public.
10 Things Businesses can do with Social MediaPhilip Oakley
Slides from a talk to the Chartered Institute of Marketing on practical things that business can do with Social Media. Originally presented at Staffordshire University.
BforB Sharing a #BforB meeting Eventbrite page on LinkedInPhilip Oakley
This document provides information about an organization called BforBWolves and how to connect with them on social media. It lists their Twitter handle as @BforBWolves and website as www.twitter.com/bforbwolves. It also includes a hashtag of #BforB and a link to an Eventbrite page for an event.
Google Plus Talk for the Chartered Institute of MarketingPhilip Oakley
Facebook has passed a billion users, Twitter has inspired revolutions and Linkedin has become the de facto standard in online business networking. Is there really room for another social network?
What is Google+?
How will Google+ affect search results?
How can Google+ help businesses and organisations?
How could social mixed with location and mobile make the marketing difference?
With more and more people owning smart phones and tablets, social, location and mobile are key areas in the marketing mix and Google could be in a prime position to be the leader in all of the key areas of online marketing over the next few years.
So you think you want a Social Media StrategyPhilip Oakley
This document discusses using social media for business purposes and provides guidance on developing an effective social media strategy. It recommends that businesses first identify their goals and target audience before selecting the appropriate social media tools and platforms. It also stresses the importance of listening to customers, engaging in conversations, and integrating social media activities with other marketing and business operations for measuring success.
Social media can be used by businesses to increase their profile and sales. The document provides tips for using LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook for business purposes. It recommends setting goals for social media use and tracking metrics to measure success. Key steps include searching for connections, listening to discussions, and engaging with others on the platforms. Integrating social media with other tools like CRM can also help businesses generate more exposure, traffic, leads, and improved search rankings.
STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF HUZHOU TOURISMAJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT: Huzhou has rich tourism resources, as early as a considerable development since the reform and
opening up, especially in recent years, Huzhou tourism has ushered in a new period of development
opportunities. At present, Huzhou tourism has become one of the most characteristic tourist cities on the East
China tourism line. With the development of Huzhou City, the tourism industry has been further improved, and
the tourism degree of the whole city has further increased the transformation and upgrading of the tourism
industry. However, the development of tourism in Huzhou City still lags far behind the tourism development of
major cities in East China. This round of research mainly analyzes the current development of tourism in
Huzhou City, on the basis of analyzing the specific situation, pointed out that the current development of
Huzhou tourism problems, and then analyzes these problems one by one, and put forward some specific
solutions, so as to promote the further rapid development of tourism in Huzhou City.
KEYWORDS:Huzhou; Travel; Development
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3. Social Media for
Innovation
• Social Media to Support Innovation
• Integrate Social Media into Products
• Use Social Media to Innovate your Business
38. Social Media and
Google Glass
• Even more instant
• ShareVideo and Images
• StreamVideo
• Share from your point of view (POV
Marketing)
• Google+ becomes more important?
39. Business Ideas for
Google Glass
• Remote Selling (e.g. Estate Agent)
• Real time help desk
• Training (Medical,Training Situations)
• Personal Shopper
• QR codes, NFC for Products/Sales
• Barcodes Pick, Pack and Wrap