This document discusses social media and its growth. It defines social media as online technologies that allow people to share content, opinions, and media. Some common social media tools mentioned include social networks, blogs, wikis, photo sharing, and video. The document also discusses why people participate in social networks, including to make friends, share experiences, and find jobs. It provides statistics on social network usage among different age groups. Finally, it lists some free and useful social media software and resources.
Univ. of AZ Global Racing Symposium 2015 - Digital Strategiessmfrisby
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Beyond the Chitchat: Rethinking Social Media for Businesschristse
My talk at the MarkLogic Digital Publishing Summit 2009 at The Plaza Hotel on December 10, 2009. I covered how publishers can translate their existing audience into social media success, and presented BusinessWeek's Business Exchange as a case study.
Presented as part of my introduction to social media for the Wellesley Institute, Tactical Toolkit provides a number of ways that non-profit organizations can access tools for engagement, campaigns, and making the most of the online space.
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Univ. of AZ Global Racing Symposium 2015 - Digital Strategiessmfrisby
Provides a high-level view of how organizations can leverage Big Data in the digital space. Covers topics such as structured vs unstructured data, curating disparate data sources and exploiting the data correlation opportunities.
Beyond the Chitchat: Rethinking Social Media for Businesschristse
My talk at the MarkLogic Digital Publishing Summit 2009 at The Plaza Hotel on December 10, 2009. I covered how publishers can translate their existing audience into social media success, and presented BusinessWeek's Business Exchange as a case study.
Presented as part of my introduction to social media for the Wellesley Institute, Tactical Toolkit provides a number of ways that non-profit organizations can access tools for engagement, campaigns, and making the most of the online space.
Moving People to Action. Presented by Jesse Luna at the Center for Nonprofit Management's Social Media Day at Antioch University on March 19, 2012. @Jesseluna on Twitter, www.socialactionweb.com.
Apurv has an exceptional experience with excel startups like Crafitti consulting, Qutesys infosol, Webworldexpress.com, The Global Technopreneur and many others . Marketing and Sales strategy, International relationship and branding for startups are his proficiency plots . He was one among the influence parts of IIM Bangalore – NSRCEL Group ( Crafitti Consulting team). He is and exceptional leader, demonstrator, trainer on Social Media Marketing / Digital Marketing concepts since half a decade.
Apurv is known for his simplistic and inquisitive leading style, which motivates people to think out-of-the-box. It goes without saying that Apurv has a deep passion for Entrepreneurship and Digital Marketing. He is a regular invited speaker at various Digital Marketing conferences and his previous speaking engagements include speaking at TGT – Networks, an ultimate platform for entrepreneurs.
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Takeaways:
• What is “online leadership”
• How to translate traditional leadership into online leadership
• Create your own personal social media playbook
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Apurv has an exceptional experience with excel startups like Crafitti consulting, Qutesys infosol, Webworldexpress.com, The Global Technopreneur and many others . Marketing and Sales strategy, International relationship and branding for startups are his proficiency plots . He was one among the influence parts of IIM Bangalore – NSRCEL Group ( Crafitti Consulting team). He is and exceptional leader, demonstrator, trainer on Social Media Marketing / Digital Marketing concepts since half a decade.
Apurv is known for his simplistic and inquisitive leading style, which motivates people to think out-of-the-box. It goes without saying that Apurv has a deep passion for Entrepreneurship and Digital Marketing. He is a regular invited speaker at various Digital Marketing conferences and his previous speaking engagements include speaking at TGT – Networks, an ultimate platform for entrepreneurs.
1. Social Media
World
Created by
Apurv Modi
Apurv@apurvmodi.in
2. Social Media Defi
“Social media describes the online technologies and
practices that people use to share
content, opinions, insights, experiences, perspectives, an
d media themselves.”
- Wikipedia entry for “Social Media”
In recent years, social media has utilized emerging Web
2.0 formats, such as:
• Social Networking • News aggregators
• RSS feeds • Photo sharing
• Wikis • Social Bookmarking
• Video • Blogs
3. Types of Social Networks
• Content Networks
• Distribution Networks
• Conversation Networks
4. Why People Participate In Social Networks
• To learn to express opinions
• To share experiences
• To make friends
• To participate in a committee, club, or other group
• To live a fantasy life
• To find a job
• To sell something
• To have a platform for self-expression
“The net result: Individuals will increasingly take cues from one another rather
than from institutional sources like corporations, media outlets, religions and
political bodies”.
– Forrester Research
5. Distribution Network User Characteristics
12-17 year olds: 35-54 year olds:
• Online Interests: Instant messaging, playing • Online Interests: Reading the news, sports, and politics,
online games, visiting social networks, research watching videos, visiting social networks, viewing
for homework instructional how-tos
• Top Social Networking Site: Xanga (20%) • Top Social Networking Site: MySpace (41%)
18-24 year olds:
• Online Interests: Visiting social 55+ year olds:
networks, generating content, downloading
music, watching video clips of movie • Online Interests: Reading the news, politics, and
trailers, reading entertainment reviews cooking, viewing instructional how-tos
• Top Social Networking Site: Facebook (34%) • Top Social Networking Site: MySpace (11%)
Source: Burst Media Research and e-Marketer
12 to 55+ year olds:
25-34 year olds:
•Medical Up dates, Doctors Network Top Social
• Online Interests: Reading news and Networking Site for Medical Doctors
sports, downloading music, watching video clips
of tv shows/movies, visiting social
networks, generating content
• Top Social Networking Site: Friendster (28%)
By 2012, there will be 1.5 Billion web
users creating content online, up from
64 million in 2006. -- eMarketer
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