The document outlines a social media canvas template for planning a social media strategy. It includes sections for identifying key partners, resources, activities, value propositions, audience segments, channels, engagement plans, goals and metrics, and costs. The template is intended to help users develop a comprehensive yet sustainable social media strategy by considering all important elements and how they work together.
Social Media for Nonprofits: Making it work for youBrad DeForest
It seems like all the leading non-profits are using social media. Your board and colleagues are encouraging you to do more with social media and often send you "helpful" articles recommending things based on a tweet or a social media must-do list developed by some consultant. You know that social media can impact your organization by helping you engage with supporters and become more visible in the community, but up to now, you haven't seen an impact of your efforts and you're hesitant to spend a lot more time on this initiative without a better plan. If this sounds like your experience, this workshop is designed for you.
In this research & guide on "How to effectively apply digital project management to organisational innovation culture", I will be sharing the best findings how to manage a team of creative professionals within an innovation organization. Highlighting the skills needed for effective digital project management, the types of organization project management for digital innovation culture & the phases & processes when implementing Digital Project management for innovation culture.
Maz @ SoAmpli social media crash course Mishel Cordes
1) Influencers are becoming a new form of currency as social media usage increases rapidly. Anyone with an online presence can now influence brands.
2) This document discusses how to effectively use social media for businesses. It covers the landscape of social media, characteristics like collaboration and community, and why businesses should use social media.
3) The document provides advice on developing a social media strategy including listening to customers, engaging authentically, and establishing measurable objectives. It also suggests tools for listening and participating in online conversations.
This document provides a framework for developing a social media plan. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Doing homework on business strategy, existing media and resources. 2) Brainstorming objectives, audiences, and value propositions. 3) Developing a strategy by identifying audiences, channels, activities, and calls-to-action. 4) Implementing the plan with a content calendar and utilization notes. 5) Monitoring progress, results, and key performance indicators like budget used, reaches, engagement, and leads. The goal is to support business strategies by identifying target audiences and the incentives that will keep them engaged across social media channels.
The document discusses the history and growth of social media and how NW Technologies can benefit from utilizing social media. It outlines how social media has evolved from early platforms like email and bulletin boards to today's major sites. The document also explains how social media can be used as a low-cost way for NW Technologies to interact with customers, strengthen their brand, drive traffic to their website, and gain marketing insights. It recommends NW Technologies create a social media action plan and work with an agency to begin participating consistently across key platforms.
The document provides an overview of a workshop on mastering social media for business growth. It discusses the opportunities social media presents, such as increased customer insight, brand awareness, and sales. It also notes that while interest is growing, many businesses lack clear social media strategies and objectives. The workshop aims to help businesses develop successful social media strategies and determine how to measure their return on investment.
Social media marketing is the best way to promote your business online on any platform, when you want social media marketing services our SEO services then visit our website now!!
The document outlines a social media canvas template for planning a social media strategy. It includes sections for identifying key partners, resources, activities, value propositions, audience segments, channels, engagement plans, goals and metrics, and costs. The template is intended to help users develop a comprehensive yet sustainable social media strategy by considering all important elements and how they work together.
Social Media for Nonprofits: Making it work for youBrad DeForest
It seems like all the leading non-profits are using social media. Your board and colleagues are encouraging you to do more with social media and often send you "helpful" articles recommending things based on a tweet or a social media must-do list developed by some consultant. You know that social media can impact your organization by helping you engage with supporters and become more visible in the community, but up to now, you haven't seen an impact of your efforts and you're hesitant to spend a lot more time on this initiative without a better plan. If this sounds like your experience, this workshop is designed for you.
In this research & guide on "How to effectively apply digital project management to organisational innovation culture", I will be sharing the best findings how to manage a team of creative professionals within an innovation organization. Highlighting the skills needed for effective digital project management, the types of organization project management for digital innovation culture & the phases & processes when implementing Digital Project management for innovation culture.
Maz @ SoAmpli social media crash course Mishel Cordes
1) Influencers are becoming a new form of currency as social media usage increases rapidly. Anyone with an online presence can now influence brands.
2) This document discusses how to effectively use social media for businesses. It covers the landscape of social media, characteristics like collaboration and community, and why businesses should use social media.
3) The document provides advice on developing a social media strategy including listening to customers, engaging authentically, and establishing measurable objectives. It also suggests tools for listening and participating in online conversations.
This document provides a framework for developing a social media plan. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Doing homework on business strategy, existing media and resources. 2) Brainstorming objectives, audiences, and value propositions. 3) Developing a strategy by identifying audiences, channels, activities, and calls-to-action. 4) Implementing the plan with a content calendar and utilization notes. 5) Monitoring progress, results, and key performance indicators like budget used, reaches, engagement, and leads. The goal is to support business strategies by identifying target audiences and the incentives that will keep them engaged across social media channels.
The document discusses the history and growth of social media and how NW Technologies can benefit from utilizing social media. It outlines how social media has evolved from early platforms like email and bulletin boards to today's major sites. The document also explains how social media can be used as a low-cost way for NW Technologies to interact with customers, strengthen their brand, drive traffic to their website, and gain marketing insights. It recommends NW Technologies create a social media action plan and work with an agency to begin participating consistently across key platforms.
The document provides an overview of a workshop on mastering social media for business growth. It discusses the opportunities social media presents, such as increased customer insight, brand awareness, and sales. It also notes that while interest is growing, many businesses lack clear social media strategies and objectives. The workshop aims to help businesses develop successful social media strategies and determine how to measure their return on investment.
Social media marketing is the best way to promote your business online on any platform, when you want social media marketing services our SEO services then visit our website now!!
How To Use Social Media To Market Your BusinessGailKent
This document discusses how businesses can use social media for marketing. It defines social media as internet-based tools that facilitate interaction and sharing of content among users. The document notes that social media marketing relies on social media to achieve marketing goals and is a tool, not a substitute for a proper strategy. When done well, social media can increase website traffic, brand awareness, and reach more customers, but done poorly it can waste resources and damage a brand. The document provides tips for businesses on where to start with social media marketing, including listening, developing a strategy and goals, engaging audiences, going offline, and measuring success.
AstroLabs is a tech hub in Dubai that offers training courses and supports startups. It aims to increase community growth and engagement through improved brand communications. Currently, AstroLabs analyzes its owned and shared media to develop a strategic plan. This includes increasing social media presence, using data analytics, facilitating community storytelling, and creating interactive applications to engage users. The goal is for AstroLabs to become a lifestyle brand with walking, talking ambassadors through co-creation and social engagement on its platforms.
Setting and Measuring Social Media ObjectivesNikComm Inc.
How do you know how you’re doing online? Online campaigns rarely run in isolation. Online tactics, such as your website and social media, are only some of the tools in the communicator's tool box.
Also, web and social media channels offer unparalleled amounts of data about their performance. This can be both beneficial and problematic.
What sort of goals are reasonable for online tactics, and how do you measure them? NikComm worked with CPRS Edmonton members and guests to figure out what’s reasonable to achieve, and then how to figure out if you’re achieving it. Participants received a framework for goal- and objective setting, an overview of measurement tools and data, and then worked on cases to practice their skills. Presented Thursday, January 29, 2014.
Chicago Community Trust Grantees Training on Social Media PlanningDemetrio Maguigad
Here are some of the tools we talked about in our session:
Social Bookmarking and organizing the web
http://delicious.com/
http://pinterest.com/
Social dashboards and analytics
http://touchgraph.com/seo
http://sproutsocial.com/
http://hootsuite.com/
http://www.radian6.com/
http://www.peoplebrowsr.com/
http://www.google.com/analytics/
Exploring
http://mashable.com/
http://www.bethkanter.org/
http://www.radian6.com/
http://technorati.com/
Social Media and Community Leadership : Attracting, Keeping and Engaging Your...Elizabeth Scott
Businesses that are tightly connected to their communities need sophisticated social media strategy and editorial plans to stay on top of their leadership positions. Learn more about the elements that are key to successful marketing and online presence integration.
Presented by Mr Cedric Dias, Digital Director & Head of Social Media, Havas Media and Head (APAC), Socialyse, at ISS-IBM Seminar: A Measure of Social Media Analytics on 31 Jul 2014.
Social communications the myths and realitieslloydgofton
The document discusses the myths and realities of social media for small and medium-sized enterprises. It summarizes that while many companies are using social media, few are effectively measuring its impact or integrating it into marketing. It recommends that companies focus on listening to customers, capturing actionable data, learning from insights, and engaging customers in relevant conversations. Rather than viewing social media as a separate department, companies should see it as a way to better understand customer needs and bring customers into the business.
This document provides an overview of conducting a social media risk assessment. It begins with definitions of social media and describes the key opportunities and risks of social media use. It then outlines the regulatory environment for social media from organizations like the FTC, SEC, FINRA and NLRB. The document proposes a 5-phase approach to conducting a social media risk assessment: 1) Planning and scoping, 2) Social listening, 3) Design and discovery, 4) Assess and analyze, and 5) Collaboration and reporting. It emphasizes understanding an organization's social media perspective before assessing risks.
This document provides an overview of a social media lab workshop that aims to help participants create effective social media strategies and learn proven methods for increasing advocacy through social media. The goals are to design focused social media experiments, facilitate individual and social learning, and take doable steps to incorporate social media into advocacy activities. Participants will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of social media strategy and tactics, identify existing social networks to leverage, and establish a growing community of followers for their organization through social media.
7 Steps To Planning And Executing A Social Media Initiative2161The Clever Marketer
The document outlines a 7-step process for planning a social media initiative: 1) Align social media goals with corporate objectives, 2) Organize your social media team, 3) Baseline your current social media presence, 4) Plan communications, 5) Engage on the right platforms at the right times, 6) Measure results, and 7) Integrate social media with other processes and systems. Following these steps will help define a strategy and build an ongoing social media program aligned with business goals.
How to move your business to next level using social media and through Social Marketing. Business partner, Internet marketing, Internet Network, Marketing and Advertising.
Keynote Presentation from !gnite Social Media Conference, Great Lakes Bay Soc...Shannon Paul
Slides from my !gnite Social Media keynote presentation with 11 key insights learned from managing social media internally: getting internal support, addressing web shortcomings, working with legal and developing a budget.
The document outlines an agenda for a social media seminar. The agenda includes coffee and breakfast, presentations on why social media is important, how to create a social media strategy, and case studies from Sagicor and BMS. It also discusses building a brand, communicating, and engaging through social media. Additional sections provide guidance on governance, developing a social media policy, staff guidance, and having a plan to respond to negative posts. The document emphasizes having clear social media objectives and linking them to business goals. It promotes assessing digital and social media use and optimizing social platforms and tools.
Social networking is playing an increasingly significant role on the Internet and in our lives. It is re-shaping the way that we create and maintain relationships with friends and peers, and also impacting how businesses interact with prospects and customers.
In this webinar presentation, we will guide you through best practices and share enhanced tips for successful 2.0 engagement; you will come away with a clear understanding of how to add social networking to your marketing repertoire with minimal time investment.
Preparing to Pimp: Seducing internal stakeholders for success in online fundr...Michaela Hackner
The document discusses important internal factors an organization should consider to be successful with an online media campaign. It identifies key factors such as buy-in from staff and management, having technical resources to implement and support the campaign, allocating sufficient human resources and time, ensuring adequate access to technology for all, considering proximity to constituents, having a replicable plan if staff changes, empowering owners to use the technology, and selecting a technology that matches the organization's capacity.
The Social Simulator is a hands-on training tool that simulates a social media crisis scenario. Participants use blogs, social networks and forums to respond as if they were part of a company's communications team. The simulation is customizable and tests skills like monitoring discussions, responding to comments, and handling hostile campaigns. It allows up to 20 people to practice social media crisis response in a secure, private environment.
The document provides information about the Social Media Academy, a leading education and research institute for applied social media in business. It details the Academy's certification programs for Social Media Strategists and Managers, which teach strategies and hands-on skills through online courses and collaborative workshops. It also notes there are over 14,000 social media job openings in the US and Europe seeking candidates with experience in areas like communication, networking, and social media strategy.
Leveraging Social Media to Win the War for TalentJobvite
Winning the war for "right-fit" talent is increasingly difficult, especially for harder-to fill positions. Many organizations are turning to social media to help increase their candidate pool with qualified applicants, but are unsure what the best strategy is for success.
Jenny DeVaughn, Senior Director of Employment Branding and Social Media at Randstad Sourceright and Brett Underhill, Director, Recruiting of Programs, at Prudential Financial guide attendees through best practices and actionable tips for implementing social media strategy to identify and recruit the right talent. Through real-life examples of tactical recruitment campaigns and innovative ideas, attendees learn how their organizations can implement a social media strategy that highlights a strong employment brand message and differentiates the organization to engage the individuals who will help them meet their overall business goals. Attendees also gain insight into how they can identify and align recruiting and organizational goals to create recruitment marketing campaigns that engage a diverse candidate pool. A targeted social media strategy also helps to highlight what analytics and metrics should be measured to determine the overall effectiveness of their employment brand and return on investment.
Jenny and Brett also highlight why interactive, live and shareable content is so valuable to social media strategy, and how employers can leverage employment assets about the organization's brand and culture, and help candidates consider them for an opportunity.
Learn more at http://recruiting.jobvite.com/
A special thanks to presenters Jenny DeVaughn and Brett Underhill, and ERE, Media Inc. for hosting the webinar. Learn more at http://www.ere.net/webinars/
This document discusses how social media can be used for business development. It defines social media as forms of communication designed to disseminate through social interaction using accessible publishing techniques. Social media supports human social interaction by transforming one-way media into two-way dialogues. It also democratizes knowledge by allowing people to produce content. The document lists many social media tools and provides a case study of a small business that successfully used social media including Facebook, Twitter, and increased search engine results to generate more sales leads and increase brand awareness over time.
Personality an Essay,Article, PresentationHaider2134
Personality can be defined as how one is perceived by others based on their nature, appearance, communication style, and behavior. There are three main personality types: introverts, extroverts, and ambiverts. Introverts prefer solitary activities and feel drained in large groups, while extroverts enjoy social interaction and gain energy from other people. Ambiverts exhibit traits of both introverts and extroverts depending on the situation. Introverts tend to be thoughtful, independent, and prefer a small circle of close friends, whereas extroverts are sociable, outgoing, and energized by others.
How To Use Social Media To Market Your BusinessGailKent
This document discusses how businesses can use social media for marketing. It defines social media as internet-based tools that facilitate interaction and sharing of content among users. The document notes that social media marketing relies on social media to achieve marketing goals and is a tool, not a substitute for a proper strategy. When done well, social media can increase website traffic, brand awareness, and reach more customers, but done poorly it can waste resources and damage a brand. The document provides tips for businesses on where to start with social media marketing, including listening, developing a strategy and goals, engaging audiences, going offline, and measuring success.
AstroLabs is a tech hub in Dubai that offers training courses and supports startups. It aims to increase community growth and engagement through improved brand communications. Currently, AstroLabs analyzes its owned and shared media to develop a strategic plan. This includes increasing social media presence, using data analytics, facilitating community storytelling, and creating interactive applications to engage users. The goal is for AstroLabs to become a lifestyle brand with walking, talking ambassadors through co-creation and social engagement on its platforms.
Setting and Measuring Social Media ObjectivesNikComm Inc.
How do you know how you’re doing online? Online campaigns rarely run in isolation. Online tactics, such as your website and social media, are only some of the tools in the communicator's tool box.
Also, web and social media channels offer unparalleled amounts of data about their performance. This can be both beneficial and problematic.
What sort of goals are reasonable for online tactics, and how do you measure them? NikComm worked with CPRS Edmonton members and guests to figure out what’s reasonable to achieve, and then how to figure out if you’re achieving it. Participants received a framework for goal- and objective setting, an overview of measurement tools and data, and then worked on cases to practice their skills. Presented Thursday, January 29, 2014.
Chicago Community Trust Grantees Training on Social Media PlanningDemetrio Maguigad
Here are some of the tools we talked about in our session:
Social Bookmarking and organizing the web
http://delicious.com/
http://pinterest.com/
Social dashboards and analytics
http://touchgraph.com/seo
http://sproutsocial.com/
http://hootsuite.com/
http://www.radian6.com/
http://www.peoplebrowsr.com/
http://www.google.com/analytics/
Exploring
http://mashable.com/
http://www.bethkanter.org/
http://www.radian6.com/
http://technorati.com/
Social Media and Community Leadership : Attracting, Keeping and Engaging Your...Elizabeth Scott
Businesses that are tightly connected to their communities need sophisticated social media strategy and editorial plans to stay on top of their leadership positions. Learn more about the elements that are key to successful marketing and online presence integration.
Presented by Mr Cedric Dias, Digital Director & Head of Social Media, Havas Media and Head (APAC), Socialyse, at ISS-IBM Seminar: A Measure of Social Media Analytics on 31 Jul 2014.
Social communications the myths and realitieslloydgofton
The document discusses the myths and realities of social media for small and medium-sized enterprises. It summarizes that while many companies are using social media, few are effectively measuring its impact or integrating it into marketing. It recommends that companies focus on listening to customers, capturing actionable data, learning from insights, and engaging customers in relevant conversations. Rather than viewing social media as a separate department, companies should see it as a way to better understand customer needs and bring customers into the business.
This document provides an overview of conducting a social media risk assessment. It begins with definitions of social media and describes the key opportunities and risks of social media use. It then outlines the regulatory environment for social media from organizations like the FTC, SEC, FINRA and NLRB. The document proposes a 5-phase approach to conducting a social media risk assessment: 1) Planning and scoping, 2) Social listening, 3) Design and discovery, 4) Assess and analyze, and 5) Collaboration and reporting. It emphasizes understanding an organization's social media perspective before assessing risks.
This document provides an overview of a social media lab workshop that aims to help participants create effective social media strategies and learn proven methods for increasing advocacy through social media. The goals are to design focused social media experiments, facilitate individual and social learning, and take doable steps to incorporate social media into advocacy activities. Participants will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of social media strategy and tactics, identify existing social networks to leverage, and establish a growing community of followers for their organization through social media.
7 Steps To Planning And Executing A Social Media Initiative2161The Clever Marketer
The document outlines a 7-step process for planning a social media initiative: 1) Align social media goals with corporate objectives, 2) Organize your social media team, 3) Baseline your current social media presence, 4) Plan communications, 5) Engage on the right platforms at the right times, 6) Measure results, and 7) Integrate social media with other processes and systems. Following these steps will help define a strategy and build an ongoing social media program aligned with business goals.
How to move your business to next level using social media and through Social Marketing. Business partner, Internet marketing, Internet Network, Marketing and Advertising.
Keynote Presentation from !gnite Social Media Conference, Great Lakes Bay Soc...Shannon Paul
Slides from my !gnite Social Media keynote presentation with 11 key insights learned from managing social media internally: getting internal support, addressing web shortcomings, working with legal and developing a budget.
The document outlines an agenda for a social media seminar. The agenda includes coffee and breakfast, presentations on why social media is important, how to create a social media strategy, and case studies from Sagicor and BMS. It also discusses building a brand, communicating, and engaging through social media. Additional sections provide guidance on governance, developing a social media policy, staff guidance, and having a plan to respond to negative posts. The document emphasizes having clear social media objectives and linking them to business goals. It promotes assessing digital and social media use and optimizing social platforms and tools.
Social networking is playing an increasingly significant role on the Internet and in our lives. It is re-shaping the way that we create and maintain relationships with friends and peers, and also impacting how businesses interact with prospects and customers.
In this webinar presentation, we will guide you through best practices and share enhanced tips for successful 2.0 engagement; you will come away with a clear understanding of how to add social networking to your marketing repertoire with minimal time investment.
Preparing to Pimp: Seducing internal stakeholders for success in online fundr...Michaela Hackner
The document discusses important internal factors an organization should consider to be successful with an online media campaign. It identifies key factors such as buy-in from staff and management, having technical resources to implement and support the campaign, allocating sufficient human resources and time, ensuring adequate access to technology for all, considering proximity to constituents, having a replicable plan if staff changes, empowering owners to use the technology, and selecting a technology that matches the organization's capacity.
The Social Simulator is a hands-on training tool that simulates a social media crisis scenario. Participants use blogs, social networks and forums to respond as if they were part of a company's communications team. The simulation is customizable and tests skills like monitoring discussions, responding to comments, and handling hostile campaigns. It allows up to 20 people to practice social media crisis response in a secure, private environment.
The document provides information about the Social Media Academy, a leading education and research institute for applied social media in business. It details the Academy's certification programs for Social Media Strategists and Managers, which teach strategies and hands-on skills through online courses and collaborative workshops. It also notes there are over 14,000 social media job openings in the US and Europe seeking candidates with experience in areas like communication, networking, and social media strategy.
Leveraging Social Media to Win the War for TalentJobvite
Winning the war for "right-fit" talent is increasingly difficult, especially for harder-to fill positions. Many organizations are turning to social media to help increase their candidate pool with qualified applicants, but are unsure what the best strategy is for success.
Jenny DeVaughn, Senior Director of Employment Branding and Social Media at Randstad Sourceright and Brett Underhill, Director, Recruiting of Programs, at Prudential Financial guide attendees through best practices and actionable tips for implementing social media strategy to identify and recruit the right talent. Through real-life examples of tactical recruitment campaigns and innovative ideas, attendees learn how their organizations can implement a social media strategy that highlights a strong employment brand message and differentiates the organization to engage the individuals who will help them meet their overall business goals. Attendees also gain insight into how they can identify and align recruiting and organizational goals to create recruitment marketing campaigns that engage a diverse candidate pool. A targeted social media strategy also helps to highlight what analytics and metrics should be measured to determine the overall effectiveness of their employment brand and return on investment.
Jenny and Brett also highlight why interactive, live and shareable content is so valuable to social media strategy, and how employers can leverage employment assets about the organization's brand and culture, and help candidates consider them for an opportunity.
Learn more at http://recruiting.jobvite.com/
A special thanks to presenters Jenny DeVaughn and Brett Underhill, and ERE, Media Inc. for hosting the webinar. Learn more at http://www.ere.net/webinars/
This document discusses how social media can be used for business development. It defines social media as forms of communication designed to disseminate through social interaction using accessible publishing techniques. Social media supports human social interaction by transforming one-way media into two-way dialogues. It also democratizes knowledge by allowing people to produce content. The document lists many social media tools and provides a case study of a small business that successfully used social media including Facebook, Twitter, and increased search engine results to generate more sales leads and increase brand awareness over time.
Personality an Essay,Article, PresentationHaider2134
Personality can be defined as how one is perceived by others based on their nature, appearance, communication style, and behavior. There are three main personality types: introverts, extroverts, and ambiverts. Introverts prefer solitary activities and feel drained in large groups, while extroverts enjoy social interaction and gain energy from other people. Ambiverts exhibit traits of both introverts and extroverts depending on the situation. Introverts tend to be thoughtful, independent, and prefer a small circle of close friends, whereas extroverts are sociable, outgoing, and energized by others.
Home Sweet Home - mehr Nutzen mit Social Media HubsMike Schwede
Statt sich auf Social Media zu verzetteln, sollte man diese Plattformen nutzen, Besucher für die eigene Präsenz zu generieren und mit ihnen dort ins Engagement gehen. Dafür braucht's:
1. Gut aufbereiteter Content
2. Traffic Strategie
3. Ein eigenes Hub
This document summarizes a social content management system (CMS) called Cooala that allows companies to turn their websites into social hubs. It discusses how Cooala allows companies to curate user generated content from social networks, engage users for 1-2 more minutes and increase social traffic by over 3000%. Pricing starts at £299 for unlimited publishing and analytics or £4090 for 3 month campaign packages. Examples of customers including mountain resorts, IKEA, and marketing agencies are provided.
Communicate Smarter - Stay Relevant in the Digital EraMike Schwede
The document discusses communicating smarter through social media. It emphasizes the importance of being relevant to topics that customers care about, creating high-quality and visually appealing content, and using marketing automation tools and influencer outreach to efficiently spread messages. It provides examples of how companies can use social media data and content planning to dominate topics and conversations that will attract customers and drive business results.
This document provides 6 tips for social media in 2015. It begins by suggesting focusing on telling your company's story through your products, values and customer experiences rather than innovation. The second tip advocates being bold and consistent rather than uniform. The third tip is to integrate real-life experiences into social media. The fourth suggests moving from earned media to paid media. The fifth compares email and Facebook as marketing channels. And the sixth tip is to take back control of owned media like your website. The document contains graphics and quotes to support each tip.
This document provides guidance on writing a character sketch essay. It discusses including a creative introduction that sets the scene and significance of the individual. The body should touch on physical appearance if relevant, and develop each personality trait mentioned in the introduction with examples from the character's actions, behaviors, and incidents. The conclusion discusses why the individual is significant and their influence on the writer.
Neun von zehn Schweizer Unternehmen, Behörden, Nonprofit-Organisationen engagieren sich aktiv auf Social Media. Auf welchen Plattformen? Wie strategisch? Welche Organisations-Bereiche sind integriert? Mit wie viel Monitoring und Ressourcen?
Antworten liefert die «Bernet ZHAW Studie Social Media Schweiz 2016» hier im Download oder in Kurzfassung im bernetblog.ch. Die Grafiken gibt es auch bei Flickr, Tweets bei #SocialMediaCH16 und die Studie im Schnelldurchlauf bei YouTube.
This document discusses the strategic management approach to human resource management (HRM). It outlines several key factors that influence HRM both internally and externally, including organizational strategy and goals, government regulations, the labor market, the economy, and work groups. The document also presents models for organizing HRM activities, such as the ARDM (Acquiring, Rewarding, Developing, Maintaining) model, and emphasizes the importance of taking a diagnostic approach to align HRM with business strategy and objectives.
The document outlines different personality types that can be observed on social media, including Status Seekers who value status symbols, Critics who focus on factual accuracy, Socializers who use social media to stay connected to friends, and Em-cees who entertain audiences. It discusses how each personality type's interests, behaviors, and communication styles are expressed online. The goal is to understand users' psychology and behavior in order to design targeted social media experiences and interactions.
What do people use a service for? What problem are they trying to solve? This edition of Service Design Drinks introduced to a tool based on the increasingly popular jobs-to-be-done framework. It helps you to better understand problems with a fresh approach by examining contexts and describing desired outcomes.
This edition’s presenters Thomas Hütter, Hannes Jentsch and Martin Jordan are system and experience designers at HERE, a Nokia business. In the past year they reviewed the internal design processes and explored new tools that are worth sharing.
Descriptive writing creates a picture of a person, place, thing, or event through details that appeal to the five senses. Good descriptive writing uses sensory details, figurative language, establishes a dominant impression, employs precise language, and is carefully organized. It paints a vivid picture for readers through comparisons, specifics details, and unified themes.
The document discusses personality from an organizational behavior perspective. It defines personality as a dynamic system greater than the sum of its parts. Personality is determined by heredity, environment, and situation. Two prominent models of personality discussed are the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and Big Five model. Methods of measuring personality include interviews, observation, projective tests, and objective tests.
This essay discusses the author's experience growing up short in height. As a child and teenager, the author felt self-conscious about being shorter than average and worried it would limit his social and athletic opportunities. However, over time he has come to accept and even appreciate aspects of being short. While it brought challenges, it also provided advantages like skill in earthquake drills. The author finds inspiration from other short but accomplished figures and realizes height should not define him or limit his dreams and abilities.
In our web 2.0 world, the business landscape has changed. Consumers refuse to be interrupted anymore - demanding that brands engage with them.
People do business with people they like, know, and trust. By utilizing the social media tools available to all of us, businesses can become human. By creating valuable content and engaging with customers where they are, businesses are creating real relationships, resulting in real trust.
This presentation offers a high-level overview to where we've been, where we are, and we're we are going in social media. It gives simple-to-follow steps to start implementing social media into a business. It's not comprehensive, but can help a business take that first step.
Content developed by Jon Thomas and M80 (m80im.com). Presentation designed by Jon Thomas at Presentation Advisors (www.presentationadvisors.com).
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. It notes that regular exercise can reduce the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes, improve mood, and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. The document recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week to gain these benefits.
Ines Mergel - Designing Social Media Strategies - IBM - 2012Ines Mergel
This document provides a guide for government managers to design an effective social media strategy. It discusses the importance of having a clear social media strategy that is aligned with an organization's mission and goals. The guide outlines key components to address in a social media strategy, including defining roles and responsibilities, identifying target audiences, appropriate content and platforms, daily routines, and metrics for measuring success. It also provides examples of social media tactics an organization can use, such as pushing official content out to social media and pulling user-generated content back in. The overall purpose is to help government agencies thoughtfully develop social media policies and practices that increase transparency, participation and collaboration with the public.
The document provides an overview of social media trends and best practices based on a survey of nearly 200 companies. It finds that while most companies see social media as important, only 14% have more than two years of experience with it. Most are just beginning to develop strategies. The document recommends companies develop social media strategies, set clear goals and metrics, allocate resources, and promote social media as part of an integrated marketing experience.
Social media provides opportunities for businesses to engage with customers and communities. Effective social media programs involve developing a strategy, integrating social media into business functions, managing engagement, and measuring results. Key elements include defining goals, appointing leadership, establishing policies, identifying communities, developing content and measuring metrics like engagement, mentions and conversions. Tools like Twitter, Facebook, forums and alerts can help monitor conversations and spread content.
Andrew Chow is a social media consultant who founded several companies. He has a degree from Thames Valley University in the UK and various certifications. Chow specializes in public relations strategies, social media implementation and monitoring, brand management, and personal branding. He maintains active presences on many social media platforms and blogs. Chow conducts seminars on implementing social media for business that cover topics like content, conversation, community building, metrics, and experimentation. The seminars provide a strategy map to help companies develop social media objectives and tactics tailored to their target audiences.
The document provides an overview of a webcast on developing a successful social media strategy for business growth. It discusses evaluating the social media landscape and an organization's readiness. It also covers creating a social media strategy using a balanced scorecard approach, developing action plans, monitoring performance, and addressing organizational issues. The key areas covered in the webcast are evaluating the external social media environment, conducting an internal analysis, developing a strategic plan and action items, performance evaluation, and ensuring organizational support.
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This document discusses a social media marketing situation analysis for a company called Tech Talk. It outlines some key issues, including a lack of measurable goals, integrated systems, audience research and competitive analysis. Potential solutions proposed include increasing brand awareness through meaningful content, researching the social media audience and competitive landscape. Several decision problems are presented around defining social media scope, key platforms and metrics, and whether marketing should be in-house or outsourced. A unified decision framework is suggested based on precision over prospecting through publishing, public speaking and generating publicity. Lessons include avoiding over-analysis and using a mix of in-house and freelance skills with persistence.
The document discusses social media trends and strategies for businesses to build a successful social media presence. It provides definitions of social media, discusses the current social media landscape and survey results on business usage. It then outlines key strategies for businesses, including developing a social media strategy, setting goals and metrics, allocating resources, and promoting social media integration. The document advocates that social media requires a strategic, long term approach beyond just engaging customers.
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3) Common pitfalls around social media like not having clear objectives or engaging audiences. It provides tips on avoiding these pitfalls through strategy and goals.
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31. Content Relevant, timely and credible content is a critical success factor for any social media platform. External Influences User Input Community Interests Personality User Comments Passion Topical Issues Authenticity
32. Resources Do you have resources – funds, staff – dedicated to social media? Do you have (or have access to) relevant skills, expertise? Are you committed for a pilot or long-term? What is your funding model? Social Media Costs
33. Team Requirements A social media strategy requires a dedicated cross-functional team to design, develop and manage the program. Social Media Strategy
34. Rules of Engagement A social media program requires clear, simple rules of engagement for users, contributors and editors.
35. Process A social media program requires a streamlined, dedicated governance process to direct execution. Social Media Strategy Blogger Training
36. Branding What is the positioning of your social media platform(s)? What are key themes? What is the look and feel? Does your platform brand fit the content? The community? How does your branding fit with related corporate platforms or identities?
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38. Will you pull traffic to site…or push content to users?
39. What are your big draws – content, people, user experience, service?
40. What tone and tools are appropriate for your community?
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42. Realistic Expectations Social Media is not just technology – it’s a strategic and cultural mindset… so it may take time to get traction Forget about concept of “controlling” information or conversation – the best you can do is contribute It usually takes time to get attention and build an audience Popular networks have easy entry, but are crowded There will be negative comments and a few who strain the boundaries…but typically the community will self-regulate Social media requires sustained commitment and dedicated resources You will make mistakes…and learn along the way Valuable content wins out in the end