This document outlines a presentation given by Kyra Winfield and Kerri MacKay on using social media to cultivate community in commercial real estate. The presentation covered exploring social networks like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, understanding basic "playground rules" of social media, applying social media literacy to commercial real estate goals, and tips for cultivating an engaged online community through social media.
Inspirational Content Marketing ideas for travel agenciesDigital Marketing
Content Marketing is story telling, delivering value and relevant content to attract your buyers persona, with the ultimate aim to build a customer relationship, loyalty and encouraging brand purchasing.
Inspirational Content Marketing ideas for travel agenciesDigital Marketing
Content Marketing is story telling, delivering value and relevant content to attract your buyers persona, with the ultimate aim to build a customer relationship, loyalty and encouraging brand purchasing.
Smart Social London | International Language of Brand love - Graham ForsythSpredfast
From real-time, localised trends, to customised content specific to their market, brands who are “going local” with their social media strategies are building a deeper connection with their community and standing out from their competition. But for companies operating this strategy in multiple countries, or globally, developing social programs across regions, to be seen as truly ‘local’, is a complex challenge. Hear from our experts who are tackling this challenge head on and driving real engagement.
Monetize Social Networks by Selling Real GiftsPartyWeDo
Gift merchants would love to assist Facebook and other social networks to monetize.
This slide presentation suggests that selling real gifts using engaging party games would help fund social networks.
Presentation to discuss digital tools that can be employed by travel-trade fraternity to reach customers inclined towards experiencing a place with a responsible approach and promoting your business among them.
Building your digital tribe was a presentation by Kylie Lewis (ofkin.com) and Belinda Langler (theinklingeffect.com.au) given to retailers at the Evans and Partners lunch in Sydney, in March 2015. Australian social media usage statistics were presented, along with the examples of the four Cs of social media marketing: creation, curation, community and culture. Buyer personas, social media productivity and phone-photography were also covered.
Creating a successful destination is 5 simple steps guide to create an idea become an attraction then from attraction to be a destination with a sample Manimara Island in South Korea
The key to positioning Sustainable Tourism is demonstrating what sustainability is, communicating why sustainability matters, and convincing customers to act. This workshop will help participants understand:
the concept of story and the importance of effective storytelling in creating engaging content that leaves deep and lasting impressions
strategies, platforms, and tools that enable exposure, engagement and conversion
application in sustainable tourism for product differentiation and consumer education
From this presentation, attendees will take away:
1) The concept of story and the importance of effective digital storytelling not only for exposure, but for conversion
2) Why good storytelling is crucial in differentiating your offering, educating consumers and convincing them to act and purchase.
3) Specific social media storytelling strategies, platforms, and tools that enable exposure, engagement and brand advocacy.
4) How to leverage the power of engagement with bloggers as storytelling agents -- to help tell and share your story.
Story & Social Media: Communicating Brand Experience in the Digital World.
From this presentation, attendees will take away:
1. How to leverage storytelling to communicate authenticity of experience in the digital world.
2. How to reach and market effectively to demanding future-leaning demographics, including Millennials, who value authenticity, unique experiences and personalization in travel products.
3. Why communication of experience is crucial to the positioning and differentiation of your brand.
4. How to leverage media, bloggers and brand evangelists as real-world storytelling agents to communicate the depth of your product and the values of your brand.
Stories have the power to spark movements, raise armies of volunteers, and even change the world. But stories with impact don’t just happen—they require intention and heart. So once you have the right story, how can you make the most of it across social media?
In this 60 minute webinar with Jereme Bivins of The Rockefeller Foundation and Kimaya Dixit of Hattaway Communications, we explored how to use your organization’s best stories across channels for better outreach, fundraising, and impact reporting.
Smart Social London | International Language of Brand love - Graham ForsythSpredfast
From real-time, localised trends, to customised content specific to their market, brands who are “going local” with their social media strategies are building a deeper connection with their community and standing out from their competition. But for companies operating this strategy in multiple countries, or globally, developing social programs across regions, to be seen as truly ‘local’, is a complex challenge. Hear from our experts who are tackling this challenge head on and driving real engagement.
Monetize Social Networks by Selling Real GiftsPartyWeDo
Gift merchants would love to assist Facebook and other social networks to monetize.
This slide presentation suggests that selling real gifts using engaging party games would help fund social networks.
Presentation to discuss digital tools that can be employed by travel-trade fraternity to reach customers inclined towards experiencing a place with a responsible approach and promoting your business among them.
Building your digital tribe was a presentation by Kylie Lewis (ofkin.com) and Belinda Langler (theinklingeffect.com.au) given to retailers at the Evans and Partners lunch in Sydney, in March 2015. Australian social media usage statistics were presented, along with the examples of the four Cs of social media marketing: creation, curation, community and culture. Buyer personas, social media productivity and phone-photography were also covered.
Creating a successful destination is 5 simple steps guide to create an idea become an attraction then from attraction to be a destination with a sample Manimara Island in South Korea
The key to positioning Sustainable Tourism is demonstrating what sustainability is, communicating why sustainability matters, and convincing customers to act. This workshop will help participants understand:
the concept of story and the importance of effective storytelling in creating engaging content that leaves deep and lasting impressions
strategies, platforms, and tools that enable exposure, engagement and conversion
application in sustainable tourism for product differentiation and consumer education
From this presentation, attendees will take away:
1) The concept of story and the importance of effective digital storytelling not only for exposure, but for conversion
2) Why good storytelling is crucial in differentiating your offering, educating consumers and convincing them to act and purchase.
3) Specific social media storytelling strategies, platforms, and tools that enable exposure, engagement and brand advocacy.
4) How to leverage the power of engagement with bloggers as storytelling agents -- to help tell and share your story.
Story & Social Media: Communicating Brand Experience in the Digital World.
From this presentation, attendees will take away:
1. How to leverage storytelling to communicate authenticity of experience in the digital world.
2. How to reach and market effectively to demanding future-leaning demographics, including Millennials, who value authenticity, unique experiences and personalization in travel products.
3. Why communication of experience is crucial to the positioning and differentiation of your brand.
4. How to leverage media, bloggers and brand evangelists as real-world storytelling agents to communicate the depth of your product and the values of your brand.
Stories have the power to spark movements, raise armies of volunteers, and even change the world. But stories with impact don’t just happen—they require intention and heart. So once you have the right story, how can you make the most of it across social media?
In this 60 minute webinar with Jereme Bivins of The Rockefeller Foundation and Kimaya Dixit of Hattaway Communications, we explored how to use your organization’s best stories across channels for better outreach, fundraising, and impact reporting.
Presentation for HEA-funded workshop 'The employable accounting and finance graduate – Make your work experience count'
The event was a practical workshop which focused on the employability skills looked for within graduate accounting market. Although, it was not grounded in academic research, the event was an opportunity for students to hear first-hand what employers recruiting accounting and finance professionals are looking for.
This presentation forms part of a blog post which can be accessed via:
For further details of HEA Social Sciences work relating to employability and global citizenship please see: http://bit.ly/17n8Knj
I Am A Red Raider: A Marketing Campaign Designed with Engagement in MindAllison Matherly
In many instances, social media is an after thought when creating a marketing campaign, leading to messaging that isn't a perfect fit. When creating a new marketing campaign, the marketing team at Texas Tech University decided to use a concept that would inherently lead to social media engagement through both traditional and digital marketing tactics. Texas Tech chose to tell individual stories of faculty, staff, students and alumni, while also accepting submissions from readers of their stories to continue telling the story of being a Red Raider. In addition, many departments and areas of the university were able to use the messaging to continue the campaign, including a natural translation for new students and athletics, different areas supporting current students, and the fact that alumni will always be Red Raiders. The results from this campaign have been staggering, with national press from two digital billboards in Times Square and the announcement of it on a variety of social media channels, to the sheer number of times the #IAmARedRaider hashtag has been used, and the stories being told through it, the campaign has been extremely successful. Thanks to the social media component, this campaign has worked its way into daily interaction with Texas Tech.
Digital Marketing and Publicity Strategy for Artists - Asylum Arts 2015
Social media - BOMEX 2014
1. #BOMed
The
social media
playgroundCultivating community in commercial REAL estate
Kyra winfield
Huntingdon capital corp.
@kyrawinfield
Kerri MacKay
playground ninja master.*
@_ _kerri
September 11, 2014
Winnipeg convention centre
3. In 160 characters:
KyraWinfield
Commercial real estate
leasing - office, retail,
industrial. CRE news
curator. Background in
marketing. Social media
nerd since 1997. Owned by
a rescue terrier.
#BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
4. #BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
In 140 characters:
Kerri
mackay
Seeing life differently.
Bachelor of Physical and
Health Education grad
‘14. stanford #MedX
ePatient ’12/’14.
Presenter, social media,
#BOMEX ‘14.
5. road map:
Getting to
The playground
Exploring the playground
• Run, jump, climb: social networks
• [play]ground rules
• learning the landscape
Literacy: beyond reading
• Not just for kids
• Applying social media to cre
Cultivating community
• Red light. . . green light
• Owning your playground
#BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
12. • Market property for lease
• Advertise services
• Share a press release
• Promote an article
Applying
Social
Media
Exploring
The playground
#BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
28. Literacy:
Beyond reading
Not just
For kids
Competence or knowledge
in a specified area
know Your goalsYour audienceYour purposeknow
Adapt
#BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
30. • Canvas for information
• Conduct a survey
• Share a promo
• Grow your network
Applying
Social
MediaTo commercial real estate
#BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
41. Represent your brand
Design matters
Hire or delegate
Keep it polished
Have fun
Cultivating
Community
Red light
Green light
#BOMed14 @kyrawinfield | @_ _kerri
44. Kyra winfield
Kerri MacKay
Huntingdon capital corp.
Leasing manager@kyrawinfield
@_ _kerri
social media
playground
Cultivating
community
In commercial
real estate
TH
E
Bachelor of physical and health education
Stanford medicine-x epatient 2012/2014
46. Kyra winfield
Kerri MacKay
Huntingdon capital corp.
Leasing manager@kyrawinfield
@_ _kerri
social media
playground
Cultivating
community
In commercial
real estate
TH
E
Bachelor of physical and health education
Stanford medicine-x epatient 2012/2014
Editor's Notes
INTERACTIVE discuss discuss
Today we will discuss social media basics and look at Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
?? Giveaway chance 1 – Sneak in to prompt engagement - Can anyone ID foursquare logo? [or, new myspace or soundcloud…]
Wikipedia says: Social media is the social interaction among people in which they create, share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.
INTERACTIVE discuss discuss
Wikipedia says: Social media is the social interaction among people in which they create, share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.
Today we will discuss social media basics and look at Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Twitter communities = centred around hashtags
Professionalism; security – in graphics
BofA example - https://twitter.com/__kerri/status/284797169549058049
For example:
My goal is to increase my Twitter followers by 50 new followers each month to 150 followers by December 31. Not I will get 500 followers. 50 new followers a month for 150 followers by December 31, based on what we’ve discussed today.