You know you need to be on social media, or maybe you’re already on the big three, but you have questions. How do I pick the best channels? How do I integrate my social? What are the most effective strategies?
This seminar will answer your questions and help you integrate your social media. You’ll learn simple tactics, tools and tips to decide and implement a better social media strategy.
Here are some of the topics we’ll cover:
-Designing your social strategy
-Changes in social networks that have changed the way users interact with their services
-Other services you need to be on such as YouTube and Google+
-Mobile social media issues
The presentation was held at the Reynolds Center at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville from 4 PM to 7 PM on Tuesday, April 23.
Social Media: New, Fresh Out-of-the-Box IdeasCollin Condray
Everybody knows that they have to be on social media and have been hearing that for years. You're already on the big three of social media (Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter), but what else is there to do? This seminar will cover the following topics to answer that question:
* Designing your social strategy
* Changes in social networks that have changed the way users interact with their services (for example, Facebook's Timeline)
* Other services you need to be on (YouTube, Google+ and Pinterest)
* Mobile social media
* Tips and tactics to get the most out of your time
Blue Zoo Creative Web and Social Analytics Seminar, February 2014Collin Condray
This is the presentation for the Web and Social Media Analytics seminar I gave for the Small Business Technology and Development Center at the University of Arkansas on February 11, 2014. It covers Google Analytics and social media analytics on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
This hands-on seminar covered web and social analytics and insights and how they are invaluable to your overall marketing plan. media outlets such as Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and Google+, as well as Google Analytics.
Web and Social Media Analytics-October 2015 Collin Condray
This hands-on seminar covered web and social analytics and insights and how they are invaluable to your overall marketing plan. media outlets such as Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and Google+, as well as Google Analytics.
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You know you need to be on social media, or maybe you’re already on the big three, but you have questions. How do I pick the best channels? How do I integrate my social? What are the most effective strategies?
This seminar will answer your questions and help you integrate your social media. You’ll learn simple tactics, tools and tips to decide and implement a better social media strategy.
Here are some of the topics we’ll cover:
-Designing your social strategy
-Changes in social networks that have changed the way users interact with their services
-Other services you need to be on such as YouTube and Google+
-Mobile social media issues
The presentation was held at the Fayetteville Public Libarary on 3/13/2014.
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This is the presentation for the Web and Social Media Analytics seminar I gave for the Small Business Technology and Development Center at the University of Arkansas on September 26, 2013. It covers Google Analytics and social media analytics on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
Not so long ago, making changes to your website used to take a lot of technical know-how and expensive software. In recent years, content management systems (CMS) have made it easy to update and expand your website's content. One of the more powerful and flexible CMSs is WordPress. Collin Condray of Blue Zoo Creative will give you an insider’s look on this system, from its ease of use to some of its powerful features such as SEO (search engine optimization) and eCommerce.
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Everybody knows that they have to be on social media and have been hearing that for years. You're already on the big three of social media (Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter), but what else is there to do? This seminar will cover the following topics to answer that question:
* Designing your social strategy
* Changes in social networks that have changed the way users interact with their services (for example, Facebook's Timeline)
* Other services you need to be on (YouTube, Google+ and Pinterest)
* Mobile social media
* Tips and tactics to get the most out of your time
Blue Zoo Creative Web and Social Analytics Seminar, February 2014Collin Condray
This is the presentation for the Web and Social Media Analytics seminar I gave for the Small Business Technology and Development Center at the University of Arkansas on February 11, 2014. It covers Google Analytics and social media analytics on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
This hands-on seminar covered web and social analytics and insights and how they are invaluable to your overall marketing plan. media outlets such as Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and Google+, as well as Google Analytics.
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You know you need to be on social media, or maybe you’re already on the big three, but you have questions. How do I pick the best channels? How do I integrate my social? What are the most effective strategies?
This seminar will answer your questions and help you integrate your social media. You’ll learn simple tactics, tools and tips to decide and implement a better social media strategy.
Here are some of the topics we’ll cover:
-Designing your social strategy
-Changes in social networks that have changed the way users interact with their services
-Other services you need to be on such as YouTube and Google+
-Mobile social media issues
The presentation was held at the Fayetteville Public Libarary on 3/13/2014.
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This is the presentation for the Web and Social Media Analytics seminar I gave for the Small Business Technology and Development Center at the University of Arkansas on September 26, 2013. It covers Google Analytics and social media analytics on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
Not so long ago, making changes to your website used to take a lot of technical know-how and expensive software. In recent years, content management systems (CMS) have made it easy to update and expand your website's content. One of the more powerful and flexible CMSs is WordPress. Collin Condray of Blue Zoo Creative will give you an insider’s look on this system, from its ease of use to some of its powerful features such as SEO (search engine optimization) and eCommerce.
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Moving from tactical to strategic SEO and Social Media Marketing means being the Social SEO Hero in your organization.
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These slides focus on the mechanics of Facebook marketing. The meat of these slides is based on the components of Facebook providing a look at what can be collected, analyzed, etc.
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This hands-on seminar covered web and social analytics and insights and how they are invaluable to your overall marketing plan. media outlets such as Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and Google+, as well as Google Analytics.
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You know you need to be on social media, or maybe you’re already on the big three networks, but you have questions. How do I pick the best channels? What are the most effective strategies? This seminar will answer your questions and help you integrate your social media. You’ll learn tactics, tools and tips to decide and implement a better social media strategy.
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#Optimize your online marketing with Social Media and SEO.
Competition for attention on the search and social web is exploding and this presentation shares how to attract & engage more customers through the intersection of Social Media, SEO & Content Marketing.
Moving from tactical to strategic SEO and Social Media Marketing means being the Social SEO Hero in your organization.
Presentation by Lee Odden, CEO of TopRank Online Marketing at SMBMSP39.
Digital marketing is marketing that makes use of electronic devices such as computers, tablets, smartphones, cellphones, digital billboards, and game consoles to engage with consumers and other business partners. Internet Marketing is a major component of digital marketing.
What is the value of content marketing? How do you know if you are publishing the right type of content? iCrossing's Karen Pate and Terry Sheehan shared insights on how to measure the effectiveness of a content marketing program at the DMA 2013 Conference on October 15, 2013.
These slides focus on the mechanics of Facebook marketing. The meat of these slides is based on the components of Facebook providing a look at what can be collected, analyzed, etc.
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This was 2 years before the LinkedIn IPO.
At the time, there were less than 25-30 million LinkedIn members.
It's old, school, but highlights what has happened in the last 4 years.
Enjoy!
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Implicitly or explicitly all competing businesses employ a strategy to select a mix
of marketing resources. Formulating such competitive strategies fundamentally
involves recognizing relationships between elements of the marketing mix (e.g.,
price and product quality), as well as assessing competitive and market conditions
(i.e., industry structure in the language of economics).
2. Who we are – Collin Condray
17 years experience in
web development
Retail data analysis for
multi-billion dollar
companies (3M and
Tyson)
Social media marketing
Agency experience with
Collective Bias and
Saatchi X
3. Who we are – Eric Huber
25 years as a graphic
designer for both small
businesses and Fortune
500 companies
Marketing, advertising,
and graphic design for
small businesses
Award winning designer
Instructor for the New
Design School
11. Strength of Weak Ties
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Based on a 1973 paper by
sociologist Mark
Granovetter.
Significant percentage of
people get their jobs as a
result of information
provided by a weak tie or
friends-of-friends.
12. Strength of Weak Ties
12
150 member is typically
the most strong ties that
can be maintained.
The size of the tribe.
Consistent across times
and cultures.
The average number of
Facebook friends is about
150.
13. Strength of Weak Ties
13
Now with social networks,
you can maintain
“supernets” that have
more than 150 weak ties,
which you can trust more
than mass media like TV
or newspapers.
Weak ties are now visible
14. Strength of Weak Ties
14
There is some evidence
that sharing information
on social media networks:
Makes you more likely to
be liked in social
interactions.
15. Strength of Weak Ties
15
There is some evidence that
sharing information on
social media networks :
Builds "social capital" - a
sociological measure of the
value of beneficial
relationships. Social capital
is linked to increased well-
being and self-esteem.
16. Strength of Weak Ties
16
There is some evidence that
sharing information on
social media networks :
Increases influence. In a
color picking experiment, the
people who could see the
choices of more participants
(in other words, were better
connected) persuaded the
group to pick their color:
even when they had to
persuade the vast majority to
give up their financial
incentive.
17. Strength of Weak Ties
17
There is some evidence that
sharing information on
social media networks :
Makes one more attractive:
people with about 300
friends were rated as the
most appealing, any more
than that and their social
attractiveness began to drop
off.
19. Listen
19
Google your name, industry,
competitors, and products
Search Facebook and
Twitter.com
Dedicated software
20. Listen
20
What are your customers
saying about you?
Is it good or bad?
Is there anyone already
passionate about your
brand or industry?
21. People
21
What are your customers
ready for?
Make sure your target
audience is ready for what
you throw at them.
22. Objectives
22
What are your goals?
Talking/broadcasting –
spread your message.
Make an existing digital
marketing initiative
(banner/search ads) more
interactive.
24. Objectives
24
What are your goals?
Listening – better
understand your customers.
Get insights from your
customers to help make
marketing and product
development decisions.
25. Objectives
25
What are your goals?
Supporting – help your
customers support each
other.
Effective for companies that
have high support costs or to
connect with cohesive
groups that already exist.
26. Strategy
26
What change do you want
your customers to make?
Carry messages to others
Engage more with your
organization.
28. Measure – Soft Metrics
28
Number of followers on
social media networks
Number of posts, comments,
Tweets, etc.
Key influencers, who already
have a following that is
talking about you
Share of conversation
29. Measure
29
What are they saying?
Are they saying good or bad
things about you? Are the good
comments increasing?
Where is the conversation
occurring? (blogs, news sites,
forums, social media sites)
30. What Can You Do With The
Measurements?
30
Customer service
Correct misinformation
Find out what the
community has an interest
in but what is not currently
being discussed online.
“Geez, one bad employee can really
ruin your day!”
31. Reacting to Measurements
31
• Generate awareness among
customers and other
community members.
• Increase employee
awareness.
32. Measure – Hard
Metric Comparisons
Pay Per Click (PPC) =
Cost Per Click (CPC)
Cost Per 1000 Impressions
(CPM)
Get comparison rates from
Google or Facebook ads
33. Measure – Hard Metrics
Google Analytics can help
measure web goals
Need to create custom web
addresses to share to track in
detail.
Easy to do with eCommerce
but harder to do with
services.
33
35. Google Analytics
Social Reporting Tool
How does social media
affect goals
Which networks drive
traffic
Where people are
discussing your
organization
35
37. Organizing for Social Media
Home Base –central place
you want to interact with
people.
Outposts –where you have a
presence and participate and
promote yourself.
Passports – where you have
profile and are listening but
direct people to your
Outposts and Home Base
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Source: http://www.chrisbrogan.com/a-simple-presence-framework/
43. Complete Profiles Fully
Make sure your target
keywords are in your
profile
Link back to one place,
your “home base” that
has all the detail about
you
Be real
Use a picture
Talk about your
personal life…a little
43
44. Make It Easy To Share
Include a Facebook Connect
link, Call-to-Action buttons,
Share Functions, or a button
that invites people to do
business with you in a
prominent place on your
blog.
Certain plugins can create all
of these in one place.
44
45. Post Consistently
Post at least weekly, daily is
preferred.
Ask people in the industry
what they’d like to know and
create content around that.
45
46. Weapons of Choice –
Text and Photos
Easiest to do
Search engines like text.
46
47. Weapons of Choice - Video
The technology is in in your
hands: many cell phones do
HD level video that looks
good on YouTube
Imperfections makes it real
as well
Lots of video services but
start with YouTube
47
48. Weapons of Choice - Audio
Twit.tv
Founded by Leo Laporte,
radio/TV host.
Started off with one show,
grew to many.
Various ways to have remote
participants.
Video added later.
48
49. Don’t Know What To Say?
Find something
interesting, link to it on
your site and comment on
it. It could be as simple as
adding “This is a great
article because ____.”
49
50. Connecting With Others
Start with
Friends
Family
Current customers
Industry leaders
Potential customers
Don’t use Facebook’s email
all page
50
51. Connecting With Others
Use Twitter search to find as
many people as possible
talking about your topic, and
communicate with them.
Use Blogsearch.Google.com
to find more blogs that are
relevant to your subject.
51
52. Make Connections
Tell everyone what you’re
building
Exploit Strength of Weak
Ties
Crowdsource questions
about your niche
Don’t be afraid to introduce
yourself to strangers
52
---- Strong Ties
---- Weak Ties
53. Posts per day
The more posts per day,
the less engagement –
when a brand posts twice a
day, those posts only
receive 57% of the likes
and 78% of the comments
per post.
53
Source: http://tracksocial.com/blog/2012/06/optimizing-facebook-engagement-part-2-how-frequently-to-post/
57. Facebook Page – Cover Photo
Cover photo cannot
include more than
20% text
Initial restrictions
removed
No calls to action
No websites or
addresses
Can tell someone to
Like your page right
in the cover photo.
57
62. Facebook-EdgeRank
Affinity – relationship with
object (is this person a
friend or did they just Like
something)
Weight-type of post (images
have the highest weight)
Time Decay-decreases as
content ages
Works better if you use the
native Facebook interface
62
∑ Affinity X
Weight X
Time Decay
63. Sponsored Posts
Promote any post you share
from your News Feed, profile
or Page, including status
updates, photos, videos,
questions and offers.
Any post you promote will
appear higher in News Feed
to help more people see it.
Helps get around EdgeRank
limitations
63
68. Twitter
API change
More restrictive to
non-Twitter developers
Move more interaction
to their site or to their
applications like
TweetDeck
68
69. Promoted Accounts
Build followers
Look for people with similar
interests and recommends
you in the “Who to Follow”
section
As little as $0.30 per follower
69
70. Promoted Tweets
Like more
traditional online
ads
Generated from your
existing Tweets
Pay Per Click model
70
73. Why LinkedIn?
Average household income
of LinkedIn users is over
$88,000 per year.
Higher than the average
income for Wall Street
Journal, Forbes and Business
Week readers
73
82. Google+ Pages
Feeds into Search, Maps,
and all other Google
properties
Link with your Home Base
by setting up Google
Authorship
Use circles to segment
messages
82
83. Google+
+1 Google’s version of a
Facebook Like
Websites using Google’s +1
button get 3.5X the Google+
visits.
83
84. Google+ Internal Tools
Private Sharing-limited to
those in your organization
Google Hangout now with
Google Docs
Share only to those circles
that you want
84
86. YouTube
Create your own branded
channel
Participate with everyone
who has a Google account
Google property helps with
SEO
86
87. YouTube
Go short or go long
Lots of options for uploading
Doesn’t necessarily have to
be of the top quality
Take advantage of the size of
the community there
87
93. How It Works
Pin in the unit
Organized by Pinboards
Websites can get in on the
act using a Pin button
Members can repin other
members’ content
User vs. pinboard followers
93
94. Why It’s Important
Driving traffic
Especially to visual products
Social sharing
Can post to Facebook and
Twitter when pinning an
item
Best for visual subjects such
as physical products
94
95. Pinboards for Non-Visual Subjects
Your culture
Featured photos from blog
articles
Infographics and data
Book and eBook covers
Happy customers or the
effects of your work
95
96.
97. What is WordPress?
Content Management
System
Used to create, manage,
store, and deploy content on
Web pages
No longer need to know
HTML, CGI, etc. to make a
dynamic website.
97
99. What WordPress is not?
Not just a blog
Some features
Independent social network
like Facebook
eCommerce
Forums
Contact Manager
Job Board
Portfolio
99
100. Why We Use WordPress?
Easy to use
Flexible
Open Source
Lots of developers and
designers
100
101. How to post to WordPress
Native Interface
App
LiveWriter
Email
101
102.
103. Mobile Social Media
The Facts
Half of cellphones are smart
phones
91% of mobile internet
access is for social activities,
versus just 79% on desktops
Over 1/3 of Facebook's users
access Facebook Mobile;
50% of Twitter's users use
Twitter Mobile.
103
104. Social Media on Mobile
Social, local, and mobile
(“SoLoMo”)
Check in to receive a reward
Social sharing after the
check in
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105. Reasons for Higher Mobile Social
Media Engagement
60% of people say their
smartphone is always with
them
Immediate
Action
Intimate
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106. Mobile Actions
Make sure your home base is
visible on mobile
Simplify design
Check on multiple devices
Avoid Flash
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111. Time
About 64% of marketers are
spending between 1 to 10
hours a week on social
media
Use tools like Hootsuite,
Buffer, or SocialOomph to
schedule posts
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Source: http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/social-media-marketing-industry-report-2012/