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2. BENEFITS OF SOCIAL MEDIA
• Revenue
• Brand Development
• Attracting Customers
• Research
• Recruitment
• Search-Engine Discoverability
3. REVENUE
• Build a Community
• Advertise Products or Services
• Link to Your Business' Social Media
Page or Business’ Website.
• Promote Your Business
• (More Post = More Publicity)
• Cheaper Advertisement
4. BRAND DEVELOPMENT
• Allows Customers to Connect & Interact
(Personal Level)
• Easy Access for New Customers
• Further Develop Your Brand
• Give Your Business A Voice
5. ATTRACTING/RETAINING CUSTOMERS
• Attract Followers with Promotions
or Giveaways
• Personalized Social Media
Campaigns to Encourage
Customers to Stay.
• Be Creative
• Be Socially Active
• Great Customer Service
• Direct Line of Communication
6. RESEARCH
• Your Business vs other Businesses
• Customers’ Feedback
• Product/Service’s Feedback
• Know Your Demographic
• What’s Trending
7. RECRUITMENT
• Advertise vacant positions.
• Job networking sites
• Use Networks to attract
skilled people.
• Skilled People = Higher
Production, = Happy
Customers, = Higher
Income
8. SEARCH-ENGINE DISCOVERABILITY
• Search Engine
Optimization (SEO) strategy.
• Ranking in Search Results
sometimes affected by Size &
Influence of Social Network
• Social Media Following Grows
= Visibility in Search Engines
may Increase
10. CREATING A SOCIAL MEDIA BRAND
FROM SCRATCH
• Remain Consistent Across Every Social
Platform
• Humanize Your Brand to Deepen Your
Relationship with Customers
• Decide on the kind of content that
you’ll share on different social media
platforms
• Knowing When to Post
11. How do you feel when you discover a different
description of a business on different social
networks? Less Engaging
• Keep Your Business Social Media Consistent
with ALL PLATFORM
• Consistent also with your Overall Brand
• Voice
• Imagery
• Colors
• Overall outlook
REMAIN CONSISTENT ACROSS EVERY
SOCIAL PLATFORM
12. HUMANIZE YOUR BRAND TO DEEPEN
YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH CUSTOMERS
• Find Interesting Third-party Content of Your Brand
• Share Them.
• Allow Customer Interactions.
• Promotional Product updates to Generate Sales.
• Entertain Your Followers (As a Business)
• Behind the Scene Events
• Share Employees Pictures
• Let Your Customers Know Them
• Put a Face on Your Brand
• Communicate
• Reply to comments
• Go Live and Interact, etc.
13. DECIDE ON THE CONTENT THAT IS
SHARE ON DIFFERENT SOCIAL MEDIA
PLATFORMS
• Posting the same content across every social channel =
Lazy
• Be consistent, but Be Different
• Examples:
• Snapchat: Behind the Scene of that Product/Service
• Instagram: Great Picture/Video Content of that
Product/Service
• Facebook: Information about that Product/Service
• Twitter: News about that Product/Service.
• All different content, but about same content.
14. KNOWING WHEN TO POST
• Don’t Create an Account, Post
Once, and Disappear.
• Rules To Go By:
• Facebook: A couple of updates per
day
• Twitter: Three times per day
• Instagram: Once per day
• Snapchat: Don’t drag out event,
Short and Sweet. (No longer than 6-
8 Full Video Post)
16. DOMINOES PIZZA
• Dominos pizza tries to find ways to connect
with their customers, one way they did that
was by twitter. In May of 2015, Dominoes
announced a hashtag called #EasyOrder
which allowed customer to order with a
tweet. This led to a 50% increase in sales
from social media and led to Dominos
establishing themselves in using marketing
on social media.
17. TACO BELL
• Another example of companies using social
media to help market their products is Taco
Bell. Taco Bell launched a campaign that was
introduced on snapchat. It was created to hype
up a new item on the menu that was not
released yet.
• All followers had to do was follow Taco Bell on
Snapchat and wait for Taco Bell to release it.
This led to hype over the new product and
greater interaction on social media and
highlight their new product.
• The hype was so huge that Taco Bell revealed
the Quesalupa during the Super Bowl.
18. CARDS AGAINST HUMANITY
• Cards against humanity is a game
for much older people. It’s a very
explicit game that got general buzz
but didn’t take off till it used twitter
for a Black Friday Campaign.
• The company joked about other
companies that offer crazy deals and
it gain buzz on social media.
Through this the company earned
71,145 dollars in Sales that year.
Cards Against Humanity showed
that jokes can get buzz on social
media and increase sells as well.
19. 20 CENTURY FOX
• 20th Century Fox went all out for
it’s promotion of DEADPOOL. They
Used social media from YouTube
to Twitter to give fans teasers to
promotes the upcoming movie.
• The actor Ryan Reynolds also
interacted with fans as his
character Deadpool, which gave
fans a sense of welcome as they
get to interact with their favorite
actor/hero.
• The movie twitter handle gained
450,000 followers and elevated the
already highly requested movie.
20. CONCLUSION
Social media marketing is an incredible way to build your
brand and company. Social networks have millions of users
from your target audience–people who are socializing every
day, and those that are eager to discover new brands.
Businesses will continue to use social media as it plays a
major role in today’s society.
Editor's Notes
The most obvious opportunity is to generate revenue. This can be done through building a community or advertising your products or services within the social media platform. If you choose to advertise in social media, the ads can either link back to your business' social media page or sometimes to your website. This can mean that you're able to benefit from social media without needing to have a channel.
Using social media allows your customers to connect and interact with your business on a more personal level. If you already have an established brand, social media might be an opportunity to further develop your brand and give your business a voice.
Social media can be a good way of attracting new customers. For example, when considering social media campaigns, you could try to attract followers with promotions or giveaways. Once you have a good following you can focus on more personalized social media campaigns to encourage them to stay.
Even if you think social media is not suited to your business or that you don't have the time, simply logging on to see what your competitors are doing in this space, or finding out what your customers are saying about you might be a valuable exercise.