A presentation about developing a personal social media strategy and a brand social media strategy. Presented as part of the "Free Lunch Fridays" series through the Entrepreneurial Studies Program at the University of Delaware in October 2012.
Online Presence, Networking and Success MindsetKine Camara
Developing a healthy online presence, especially transitioning from high school to college. Other tips on networking, success mindset and college planning.
Learn how you can effectively transform your staff, interns, and volunteers into a rockstar social media team, without maxing out your budget. You’ve likely heard this piece of advice before: “Don’t let interns run your social media.” Instead, Jan shows how you CAN and SHOULD use your interns—as well as your staff—to help maximize your social media strategy and enhance your online connections.
In "Winning the Social Media Super Bowl", Tristan Bishop (aka KnowledgeBishop) explains how executing on a social media strategy is much like coaching a football team. During this presentation, he compares Social Media marketing to offense and Social Customer Service to Defense.
Presentation to first-year Cornell students in AEM 2700, Management Communication, about the role of social media in communications for organizations and for individuals
How to leverage social media throughout your event life cycleAnne Sigman
Learn the value of using social media during all of the phases of your event. Take away specific how-to’s that will include social media strategies and tools. Understand the resources you will need and how to add value to your event community.
Social Media Strategy and Tactics - Setting your goals, defining objectives, understanding your strategy and being clear about your tactics are all important steps to creating your social media plan.
This presentation is part 2 of a 2 part series that was presented by Todd Wright from threesides for the ACT Digital Enterprise Program for the Canberra Business Council.
Online Presence, Networking and Success MindsetKine Camara
Developing a healthy online presence, especially transitioning from high school to college. Other tips on networking, success mindset and college planning.
Learn how you can effectively transform your staff, interns, and volunteers into a rockstar social media team, without maxing out your budget. You’ve likely heard this piece of advice before: “Don’t let interns run your social media.” Instead, Jan shows how you CAN and SHOULD use your interns—as well as your staff—to help maximize your social media strategy and enhance your online connections.
In "Winning the Social Media Super Bowl", Tristan Bishop (aka KnowledgeBishop) explains how executing on a social media strategy is much like coaching a football team. During this presentation, he compares Social Media marketing to offense and Social Customer Service to Defense.
Presentation to first-year Cornell students in AEM 2700, Management Communication, about the role of social media in communications for organizations and for individuals
How to leverage social media throughout your event life cycleAnne Sigman
Learn the value of using social media during all of the phases of your event. Take away specific how-to’s that will include social media strategies and tools. Understand the resources you will need and how to add value to your event community.
Social Media Strategy and Tactics - Setting your goals, defining objectives, understanding your strategy and being clear about your tactics are all important steps to creating your social media plan.
This presentation is part 2 of a 2 part series that was presented by Todd Wright from threesides for the ACT Digital Enterprise Program for the Canberra Business Council.
Utilizing social media for promoting cultural awareness and peace Lovette Jam Jacosalem
This is a talk about using social media as a tool for promoting cultural awareness and peace presented during the Kultourismo Workshop on "Promoting Cultural Diversity in Lanao through Visual Narratives."
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About Kultourismo
Kultourismo is a combination of Kultura (Culture) and Turismo (Tourism) which means a travel or a journey to know and learn about the different cultures. Kultourismo is a youth-led campaign project that aims to suffice and spread information on cultural diversity that may help in answering and correcting some misconceptions and prejudices in our society, specifically in the Lanao province that will eventually promote cultural awareness.
Kultourismo believes that through exploring different cultures, peace can be achieved.
Kultourismo was formed through Project YACAP, a 5-month leadership development program funded by US Embassy that envisions building a generation of young people in Mindanao who will commit to embrace the culture of Peace.
This project aims to bridge the bond between the people in different cultures and to serve as strings that will connect people to make them become closer with each other especially the people of Lanao, until misconceptions and negativity about the differences will become a history between.
Why Mombloggers Are Not Magic Beans: Debunking the myths behind Influencer Ma...Jory Des Jardins
Looking at the latest research on how women use social media and how influencers affect opinion, we review some of the misperceptions behind social marketing.
Brief. Deliver. Measure. Repeat: How to Quantify your investment in Social MediaHannah Thorpe
Social Media can be a tool with unrivalled potential, or a distraction and a waste of time. In order to make the most of your investment in social media, it’s important to identify your objectives, and then measure the results to quantify the impact it’s having.
We work hard at building our blogs and growing our social media networks. Most of us strive to provide good content and engage with our readers. We might even earn some cash from time to time from our blogs and social media channels. Why? Because readers, brands and public relations companies understand that our words mean something. That people are listening to what we have to say.
Imagine what kind of change we can make in the world if we used our social media influence for social good. Not only do we empower our readers to become advocates for the causes they care for, we also feel good about giving back.
If you have a blog and/or are active in social media, you can use your influence to spread some good. It’s easier than you think. And, no, it doesn’t involve donating lots of time and money. In this webinar, hosted by Sverve, Jennifer Barbour, chief engagement officer of Another Jennifer Blog + Writing Lab, discussed:
• Why social good deserves space in your social media channels
• Choosing a cause to write about and support
• Way to promote social good on your blog / social media
• Getting your readers involved with social good
• Social good networks to join
• Measuring your impact
Melissa Mathews gives tips on how to successfully use social media to the advantage of local nonprofits. From crafting the right message to understanding the numbers, all areas for the budding social media guru are covered. Presentation from the 2014 Cleveland Nonprofit Marketing Summit.
101 SocialFish workshop for Network Williamsburg, a group of small local nonprofits in Williamsburg, VA learning about how to get started with social media.
Presentation on Social Media for the Texas Manufactured Housing Association, Dallas, TX Sept 16-18, 2018.
In The Big 5+ of Social Media, J.R. presents an overview on the most used and talked about social media tools such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and others.
Utilizing social media for promoting cultural awareness and peace Lovette Jam Jacosalem
This is a talk about using social media as a tool for promoting cultural awareness and peace presented during the Kultourismo Workshop on "Promoting Cultural Diversity in Lanao through Visual Narratives."
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About Kultourismo
Kultourismo is a combination of Kultura (Culture) and Turismo (Tourism) which means a travel or a journey to know and learn about the different cultures. Kultourismo is a youth-led campaign project that aims to suffice and spread information on cultural diversity that may help in answering and correcting some misconceptions and prejudices in our society, specifically in the Lanao province that will eventually promote cultural awareness.
Kultourismo believes that through exploring different cultures, peace can be achieved.
Kultourismo was formed through Project YACAP, a 5-month leadership development program funded by US Embassy that envisions building a generation of young people in Mindanao who will commit to embrace the culture of Peace.
This project aims to bridge the bond between the people in different cultures and to serve as strings that will connect people to make them become closer with each other especially the people of Lanao, until misconceptions and negativity about the differences will become a history between.
Why Mombloggers Are Not Magic Beans: Debunking the myths behind Influencer Ma...Jory Des Jardins
Looking at the latest research on how women use social media and how influencers affect opinion, we review some of the misperceptions behind social marketing.
Brief. Deliver. Measure. Repeat: How to Quantify your investment in Social MediaHannah Thorpe
Social Media can be a tool with unrivalled potential, or a distraction and a waste of time. In order to make the most of your investment in social media, it’s important to identify your objectives, and then measure the results to quantify the impact it’s having.
We work hard at building our blogs and growing our social media networks. Most of us strive to provide good content and engage with our readers. We might even earn some cash from time to time from our blogs and social media channels. Why? Because readers, brands and public relations companies understand that our words mean something. That people are listening to what we have to say.
Imagine what kind of change we can make in the world if we used our social media influence for social good. Not only do we empower our readers to become advocates for the causes they care for, we also feel good about giving back.
If you have a blog and/or are active in social media, you can use your influence to spread some good. It’s easier than you think. And, no, it doesn’t involve donating lots of time and money. In this webinar, hosted by Sverve, Jennifer Barbour, chief engagement officer of Another Jennifer Blog + Writing Lab, discussed:
• Why social good deserves space in your social media channels
• Choosing a cause to write about and support
• Way to promote social good on your blog / social media
• Getting your readers involved with social good
• Social good networks to join
• Measuring your impact
Melissa Mathews gives tips on how to successfully use social media to the advantage of local nonprofits. From crafting the right message to understanding the numbers, all areas for the budding social media guru are covered. Presentation from the 2014 Cleveland Nonprofit Marketing Summit.
101 SocialFish workshop for Network Williamsburg, a group of small local nonprofits in Williamsburg, VA learning about how to get started with social media.
Presentation on Social Media for the Texas Manufactured Housing Association, Dallas, TX Sept 16-18, 2018.
In The Big 5+ of Social Media, J.R. presents an overview on the most used and talked about social media tools such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, and others.
Stephen Huchko, a businessman by profession, is also an avid runner who has been practicing running for over 10 years. He is a true philanthropist and enjoys supporting the community. He has participated in events like Rotary’s PAL 1/2 Marathon and 5K and New Jersey Marathon Festival.
How to Get Started with Social Media MarketingJeff Bullas
Social media is changing everything. How we communicate, do business and read our news. The biggest change to business is that it is democratizing marketing. You can now create and publish and market your own 30 second ad via YouTube. You can publish your own articles and educate your customers via your blog. Then you can engage, distribute and market to your customers and Prospects on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. You now have control over your own marketing. It is the end of business as usual.
This presentation was designed to help community-focused organizations elevate their social media marketing beyond the basics. From how to build a strategy, tips for content marketing, and tools to create/share better content, this presentation covers a wide variety of topics. Initially delivered to the Ohio Association for County Boards, government agencies that serve people with developmental disabilities, the presentation will help organizations look as amazing *online* as they are offline.
Many people think that social media requires a big monetary investment to bear fruit. Nothing is farther from the truth.
In this presentation, I share 5 tips to help you build a solid and targeted audience without breaking the bank!
For more tips, check out my latest book: "The Little Big eBook on Social Media Audiences: Build Yours, Keep It, and Win" (http://smaudiences.socialmediaslant.com)
Joanne Sweeney-Burke teachers you how to develop your Social Media Strategy in this course developed for Clare Local Development Company. Copyright to Digital Training Institute.
Social Media - your marketing plan, your advantage@chrisboyer LLC
A 30 minute presentation I gave to the Freddie Mac Diversity Showcase on July 17, 2012 in McLean, VA. This overview of social media was designed to help understand what social media is and how it can be used to create a competitive and innovative edge.
Brand Storytelling with Pinterest and Social MediaBlake Morgan
Whether you're a food truck, a gourmet foods company or a food news publisher, consistently using social tools can greatly increase your following. You can cook the best food but if you don't make it find-able, no one will know you’re cooking. All the social media tools can feel overwhelming, like a broth with too many ingredients. The key is to share your story using only the most relevant tools in a way that makes sense for your individual brand. So many of us are great at creating our products, but not at promoting them. Social media tools like Pinterest make it easier than ever to tell our stories and engage communities of fans online. In this session you will learn how to tell the story of your brand leveraging sites like Pinterest and gain tactical tools you can immediately apply to your own marketing and PR plan. We will be looking at a handful of successful case studies that will inspire you on your own brand storytelling journey.
GMA Small Business Success Seminar - Social Media - HandoutMitch Miles
On May 24 2011, Mitch Miles of The 26.2 Group shared ABC's and 123's of Social Media for Small Business as a part of the Guilford Merchants Association Small Business Success Series.
1. Social Media
Free Lunch Fridays Series
Presented by Abby (Stollar) Ecker
October 5, 2012
2. Feel free to “get social” with me!
(Live tweeting encouraged.)
@abbynicole1204
www.pinterest.com/abbynicole1204
www.linkedin.com/in/abbystollar
“PR and Political Communication Commentary”
www.abbystollar.com
“Levels: A Journey through Food & Fitness”
www.levelupfood.wordpress.com
3. Our three focuses:
1.Developing a social media brand for yourself
2.Developing a social media brand for your
business
3.Resources to help manage and improve your
social media branding
8. Step 1: Listen.
“It’s not something that you apply once at the
beginning of an engagement. It is something we
do throughout the process ad infinitum.”
– Chuck Hemann
9. Step 2: Be strategic.
Social Media Strategic Planning
•Ask…
• Who are I communicating with?
• Why am I communicating?
•Outline…
• Audience
• Goals
• Measurable objectives
• Evaluation methods
10. Step 3: Measure.
- Social media ROI: It matters.
- Ask…
- What are you trying to accomplish?
- How can this be measured?