Forrester POST Model - Corporate Social Media StrategyCommunicatto Inc.
Developing a corporate social media strategy requires precision planning, thoughtful stakeholder analysis, alongside some measurable objectives. The POST model is the foundation for any digital media strategy.
Store Front Optimization | David Henry, Monster.com | iStrategy, LondoniStrategy
How to optimize your ecommerce store front.
Presented by David Henry, VP Digital Media and Marketing Europe of Monster.com during iStrategy London 2010.
EMG’s expert online marketing analyst Jessica Liu discusses the importance and application of social media intelligence in an adaptive marketing strategy along with a few best practices and real life case studies in this hour long webinar.
Social Media Week London is a 5-day conference that provides the ideas, trends, insights and inspiration relating to social media marketing and technology. Events include keynotes, panels, workshops, master classes and interactive installations. It takes places in various venues in Westminster from 14-18 September 2015. It is part of an international network of inspiring business events in major cities globally.
This report explains what the events and activities created by Ogilvy in partnership with Brandwatch, The National Gallery, Ogilvydo and Tumblr.
How Does Social Listening Change the Way You Do Business (and Create ROI)Social Media Today
You can’t do social marketing well if you aren’t nailing social listening. If you’re crafting and executing a social strategy in a vacuum, your results will probably be equally hollow. The thing is, consumers are on social right now, talking about your brand or talking about issues that are important for developing and selling your products or services. Are you listening to them? Are you listening across platforms? Are you gathering your results from all areas of social? Are you taking that data and and using it to re-formulate your marketing approach? If it sounds like a lot, it’s because it is. But it’s not impossible with the right know-how.
Join us as our panel discusses:
How to know what to listen to and when;
Strategies for integrating social listening into your marketing approach
Ways to aggregate listening across platforms
How to turn listening data into actionable insights for your business plan
The POST method (People, Objectives, Strategy, Technology) was originally coined by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff in their book, Groundswell (Harvard Business Review Press) is a proven framework for developing a social media strategy.
It’s basically the Briggs & Stratton of social media strategies.
More here: http://www.johnhaydon.com/2014/05/20/the-post-method-for-creating-a-social-media-strategy-infographic/
Forrester POST Model - Corporate Social Media StrategyCommunicatto Inc.
Developing a corporate social media strategy requires precision planning, thoughtful stakeholder analysis, alongside some measurable objectives. The POST model is the foundation for any digital media strategy.
Store Front Optimization | David Henry, Monster.com | iStrategy, LondoniStrategy
How to optimize your ecommerce store front.
Presented by David Henry, VP Digital Media and Marketing Europe of Monster.com during iStrategy London 2010.
EMG’s expert online marketing analyst Jessica Liu discusses the importance and application of social media intelligence in an adaptive marketing strategy along with a few best practices and real life case studies in this hour long webinar.
Social Media Week London is a 5-day conference that provides the ideas, trends, insights and inspiration relating to social media marketing and technology. Events include keynotes, panels, workshops, master classes and interactive installations. It takes places in various venues in Westminster from 14-18 September 2015. It is part of an international network of inspiring business events in major cities globally.
This report explains what the events and activities created by Ogilvy in partnership with Brandwatch, The National Gallery, Ogilvydo and Tumblr.
How Does Social Listening Change the Way You Do Business (and Create ROI)Social Media Today
You can’t do social marketing well if you aren’t nailing social listening. If you’re crafting and executing a social strategy in a vacuum, your results will probably be equally hollow. The thing is, consumers are on social right now, talking about your brand or talking about issues that are important for developing and selling your products or services. Are you listening to them? Are you listening across platforms? Are you gathering your results from all areas of social? Are you taking that data and and using it to re-formulate your marketing approach? If it sounds like a lot, it’s because it is. But it’s not impossible with the right know-how.
Join us as our panel discusses:
How to know what to listen to and when;
Strategies for integrating social listening into your marketing approach
Ways to aggregate listening across platforms
How to turn listening data into actionable insights for your business plan
The POST method (People, Objectives, Strategy, Technology) was originally coined by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff in their book, Groundswell (Harvard Business Review Press) is a proven framework for developing a social media strategy.
It’s basically the Briggs & Stratton of social media strategies.
More here: http://www.johnhaydon.com/2014/05/20/the-post-method-for-creating-a-social-media-strategy-infographic/
Social Listening: Harness Marketing Insights from Consumer ConversationsSocial Media Today
Social channels like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and even Reddit have brought brands and their audiences closer than ever before. If your marketing team is like leading organizations around the world, you’re already using social listening technologies to conduct market research, monitor and measure your campaigns, and support customers.
That’s a great start. But if you and your team aren’t aware of all the other ways that you can use social media to really maximize your marketing investments, you could be missing out on additional channels to exceed your targets, expand your share of voice, and create even more marketing-generated revenue for your organization.
Join our experienced panelists as they discuss how innovative marketing teams are expanding their social monitoring strategies, including:
Using real-time alerts and trends for reputation & crisis management
Distributing social data and insights across the enterprise
Conducting content research to discover topics of interest for targeted influencer and advocate campaigns
Unleashing the Power of Social Media - Social Marketing StrategiesPedro Laboy
Harness the social media tools and strategies needed listen to customers, respond to comments, deploy social campaigns, engage advocates, monitor reputation, generate leads and grow sales.
Social Media Marketing vs. Traditional MarketingHerringbone
Ever wondered how social media marketing is different from traditional marketing? Here's the presentation that will straighten out your question marks.
How Groupon Manages 15 Million Social Relationships Sprinklr
Groupon recently had its fifth birthday. Though still
considered to be a young enterprise, the brand is
valued at more than $6 billion, operates in 48 countries
and is considered one of the fastest growing companies
in history.
The company’s growth is remarkable, but it hasn’t always been easy.
A couple years ago, Groupon acquired an international subsidiary, and in the blink of an eye, this North American startup became a global powerhouse with new customers in dozens of countries.
Groupon needed to find a way to manage consumer relationships, at scale.
Here's how they did it.
A look at how organizations can use social listening and analysis as input into their social media and business strategies. Shares case studies, use cases, and processes.
IBM’s Point of View on Social Business.
What we have observed…
Knowledge is being created and shared at unprecedented rates. But many organizations aren't activating this collective knowledge.
What we have learned…
Social Business starts when you put people at the center.
To connect. To unlock insights from social interactions. To evolve to a customer-centric organization.
20,000 engagements later
Here’s what we believe about Social Business
Start with any of these 6 entry points to help you put Social at the heart of the modern enterprise.
1. Create open and authentic engagement between customers, employees and communities.
2. Create exceptional customer experiences through personalized and rewarding interactions based on customer insights
3. Create a collaborative workplace culture to engage talent and increase productivity.
4. Tap into analytics to measure, understand and drive business decisions to innovate faster.
5. Design and implement social strategies to transform organizational processes and best practices.
6. Manage a secure social platform that enables engagement while reducing risk and protecting intellectual capital.
Evolve your social business by putting people at the center.
Amplify the value of human connections.
The Social Media ROI had been a topic at a recently held Media Seminar! This was my presentation there. Done in true Social Media style of crowd sourcing from multiple sources; which I acknowledged at the presentation and also here!
The business landscape has changed. Consumers have become more self-reliant and increasingly less dependent on so called ‘experts’. Quite simply people trust people - and they like to do business with people they know and trust. Consumers refuse to be talked down to anymore - demanding that companies engage with them.
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 no nonsense look at social media and how companies have benefited and fallen victim to the power of social media. Giving examples from around the world but focusing on the Netherlands. It gives 10 simple-to-follow first steps to start implementing social media into your business. Dispelling a few misconceptions along the way.
Presentation developed by Iain Davenport, Internet Consultant at The Englishman Online.
Social media influencer marketing a framework for success - michelle goodallMichelle Goodall
Influencer Marketing can be a minefield. Apply common sense, simple framework and an understanding of the categories of influencer to your marketing, communications and digital campaigns. This presentation covers the basics of social media influencer marketing, provides a successful planning framework and highlights examples of best practice approaches in B2C and B2B.
Open Brands: How Social Media is Pushing Radical Transparency on Brand Manage...Earthsite
Learn how Social Media is pushing radical transparency in brand management. Includes new research on Social Media Policy and calculating Social Media ROI. Social Media case studies of The North Face and Drugstore.com.
Tips to Enhance Your Business Through Social Media - Overview: The Basics of Social Media, Communities vs Audiences, The L.E.A.R.N method, Leveraging Social Media for growth and cost reduction, and helpful tools
ROI on Social Media for BRANDS.
Live presentation by Mr.Ananthanarayanan V (Ananth V) at Google Business Group Mumbai event - ROI ON Social media.
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Avoiding the Top Mistakes in Social Media Marketing including your website.Musial Marketing
This presentation shows examples of good and bad websites. How to determine which social media networks are right for you. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, Youtube, Blogging or LinkedIn.
Social Listening: Harness Marketing Insights from Consumer ConversationsSocial Media Today
Social channels like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and even Reddit have brought brands and their audiences closer than ever before. If your marketing team is like leading organizations around the world, you’re already using social listening technologies to conduct market research, monitor and measure your campaigns, and support customers.
That’s a great start. But if you and your team aren’t aware of all the other ways that you can use social media to really maximize your marketing investments, you could be missing out on additional channels to exceed your targets, expand your share of voice, and create even more marketing-generated revenue for your organization.
Join our experienced panelists as they discuss how innovative marketing teams are expanding their social monitoring strategies, including:
Using real-time alerts and trends for reputation & crisis management
Distributing social data and insights across the enterprise
Conducting content research to discover topics of interest for targeted influencer and advocate campaigns
Unleashing the Power of Social Media - Social Marketing StrategiesPedro Laboy
Harness the social media tools and strategies needed listen to customers, respond to comments, deploy social campaigns, engage advocates, monitor reputation, generate leads and grow sales.
Social Media Marketing vs. Traditional MarketingHerringbone
Ever wondered how social media marketing is different from traditional marketing? Here's the presentation that will straighten out your question marks.
How Groupon Manages 15 Million Social Relationships Sprinklr
Groupon recently had its fifth birthday. Though still
considered to be a young enterprise, the brand is
valued at more than $6 billion, operates in 48 countries
and is considered one of the fastest growing companies
in history.
The company’s growth is remarkable, but it hasn’t always been easy.
A couple years ago, Groupon acquired an international subsidiary, and in the blink of an eye, this North American startup became a global powerhouse with new customers in dozens of countries.
Groupon needed to find a way to manage consumer relationships, at scale.
Here's how they did it.
A look at how organizations can use social listening and analysis as input into their social media and business strategies. Shares case studies, use cases, and processes.
IBM’s Point of View on Social Business.
What we have observed…
Knowledge is being created and shared at unprecedented rates. But many organizations aren't activating this collective knowledge.
What we have learned…
Social Business starts when you put people at the center.
To connect. To unlock insights from social interactions. To evolve to a customer-centric organization.
20,000 engagements later
Here’s what we believe about Social Business
Start with any of these 6 entry points to help you put Social at the heart of the modern enterprise.
1. Create open and authentic engagement between customers, employees and communities.
2. Create exceptional customer experiences through personalized and rewarding interactions based on customer insights
3. Create a collaborative workplace culture to engage talent and increase productivity.
4. Tap into analytics to measure, understand and drive business decisions to innovate faster.
5. Design and implement social strategies to transform organizational processes and best practices.
6. Manage a secure social platform that enables engagement while reducing risk and protecting intellectual capital.
Evolve your social business by putting people at the center.
Amplify the value of human connections.
The Social Media ROI had been a topic at a recently held Media Seminar! This was my presentation there. Done in true Social Media style of crowd sourcing from multiple sources; which I acknowledged at the presentation and also here!
The business landscape has changed. Consumers have become more self-reliant and increasingly less dependent on so called ‘experts’. Quite simply people trust people - and they like to do business with people they know and trust. Consumers refuse to be talked down to anymore - demanding that companies engage with them.
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 no nonsense look at social media and how companies have benefited and fallen victim to the power of social media. Giving examples from around the world but focusing on the Netherlands. It gives 10 simple-to-follow first steps to start implementing social media into your business. Dispelling a few misconceptions along the way.
Presentation developed by Iain Davenport, Internet Consultant at The Englishman Online.
Social media influencer marketing a framework for success - michelle goodallMichelle Goodall
Influencer Marketing can be a minefield. Apply common sense, simple framework and an understanding of the categories of influencer to your marketing, communications and digital campaigns. This presentation covers the basics of social media influencer marketing, provides a successful planning framework and highlights examples of best practice approaches in B2C and B2B.
Open Brands: How Social Media is Pushing Radical Transparency on Brand Manage...Earthsite
Learn how Social Media is pushing radical transparency in brand management. Includes new research on Social Media Policy and calculating Social Media ROI. Social Media case studies of The North Face and Drugstore.com.
Tips to Enhance Your Business Through Social Media - Overview: The Basics of Social Media, Communities vs Audiences, The L.E.A.R.N method, Leveraging Social Media for growth and cost reduction, and helpful tools
ROI on Social Media for BRANDS.
Live presentation by Mr.Ananthanarayanan V (Ananth V) at Google Business Group Mumbai event - ROI ON Social media.
All contents are copyrights of Techdivine Creative Services & cannot be reproduced or shared for commercial or other purposes without prior written approval from Techdivine Creative Services.
---
Follow @AnanthV9 on Twitter & Facebook.com/AnanthV9
Avoiding the Top Mistakes in Social Media Marketing including your website.Musial Marketing
This presentation shows examples of good and bad websites. How to determine which social media networks are right for you. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, Youtube, Blogging or LinkedIn.
Webinar: 10 Things to Include in Every Social Media PolicyCase IQ
In a free webinar hosted by i-Sight, Sharlyn Lauby, SPHR, CPLP and President at ITM Group shared 10 practical tips to consider in developing your social media policy.
You can view the webinar recording by visiting: http://i-sight.com/webinar-10-things-to-include-in-every-social-media-policy/
Pages and Profiles: Understanding Facebook & Pinterest Susan Chesley Fant
These slides are an introduction to the University of Alabama Masters of Marketing Sciences course: MKT597 - Digital & Social Media Marketing. Focused on developing a bridge between personal use of Facebook and Pinterest to a professional use of these social places. Utilizes discussion of a McKinsey Quarterly white paper and examples of corporate social media campaigns including, Mountain Dew, Gatorade, Ford Escape and New Girl, Old Spice and Nordstrom.
Beyond Facebook: Building a Social Media Strategy for 2018Chris Snider
• How to create great content for any social network
• How to create content that is native to Instagram
• How to use Stories on Instagram, Snapchat, Messenger and/or Facebook
• How to plan and build a Messenger bot
• The top 10 alternatives to Facebook for reaching your customers
• How to extend your reach and get more interactions on Facebook
• What my students are doing on social media - VSCO and Finstagram accounts
GolinHarris' Senior Manager in Digital, Erin Bell, attended the American Marketing Associaion Conference in October 2011. Here are some of her insights from the conference
In a webinar to IEDC members, DCI president Andy Levine presented with Orlando Economic Development Commission's Jennifer Wakefield ways economic development professionals could capitalize on the changing media landscape.
Webinar: Keeping Up With the Ever-Changing Social Media AlgorithmsFalcon.io
It can sometimes feel like the networks change their algorithms every week. This can have significant implications for marketers. In this webinar we discussed how to stay agile and adapt to each change.
Together with global media platform, The Drum, we:
Demystified algorithms and why they change
Outlined the strengths and focus of each network
Showcased the strategies companies are adopting to cope
Building a Social Media Strategy Beyond FacebookChris Snider
Presentation for the Iowa School Public Relations Association Conference - Oct. 12, 2018. Find out more about future presentations on my website: https://chrissniderdesign.com/
Social Media Engagement For The Resort IndustrMilena Regos
Social media is a great way for ski resorts to engage with their customers. David La Plante from Twelve Horses, Eric Hoffman from Park City, Michelle Evans from Grouse Mountain and Milena Regos from Diamond Peak discuss why and how ski resorts can create conversation with their customers.
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Social Unleashed: Unlocking the Transformative Power of Social Marketing
Jessica Gilmartin, Wildfire
Social media is fast becoming a key element of the total marketing mix, cutting across both online and offline activities. There is huge potential for social marketing to amplify brand awareness, engage consumers, and drive business results – but most brands are just scratching the surface of what’s possible. Jessica Gilmartin, Senior Marketing Director of Wildfire, a division of Google, reveals five keys to unleashing the power of social media. Core concepts include cross-network engagement, harnessing social data, and leveraging social signals across the web. Gilmartin also discusses what the convergence of social, local, and mobile means for marketing strategy, and how to make paid, owned, and earned media work more effectively together.
iStrategy London 12 - Products Up - How data boosts your Google revenueiStrategy
Google will merge the Google Product Search and the Google PLA to the new Google Shopping by 2013. This will not only impact you as merchant, but also the search and buying behaviour will shift significantly and shake-up the e-commerce industry. How do you get prepared? How is the new system working and what is the strategy behind the changes?
In this workshop session, Volker Schmidt, CEO at Products Up – the market leader for Google Shopping optimisation – will answer those questions and more, giving you hands-on material and advice to help shape your future e-commerce success.
iStrategy Melbourne - Redefining Commerce in the Age of the Empowered Consume...iStrategy
This session will examine how today's hyper-aware consumer will continue to change the engagement approach of today's organisations. It will focus on the importance of meeting the needs of today's consumer and look at the key imperatives required by marketers to succeed in this ever changing environment by knowing your customer as an individual, creating value at every touch point and being an authentic brand and culture.
iStrategy Melbourne - How the Smartest Brands in the World Use Social Media -...iStrategy
Today’s marketplace is being transformed by social technologies that are reinventing business models, profit centres, and consumer behaviour. This challenge represents an incredible opportunity. Simon Mainwaring, Fortune 50 consultant and New York Times bestselling author of We First (voted Best Marketing Book of 2012 by strategy+business) explains how the most successful brands in the world are using social media to accelerate their brand awareness, profits and positive social impact. Central to Simon’s message is the requirement that brands clearly define their purpose and story in a community-facing way that will resonate on an emotional level with their customers, inspiring them to promote the brand using their own social media. He explains exactly what tools, tactics, and strategies companies like Nike, Coca-Cola and Starbucks use to architect customer communities that then build their business with them.
iStrategy Melbourne - Taking on Asia: the Opportunity For Australian Brands -...iStrategy
As Australian brands face increased pressure from international competitors, the growth opportunities in emerging Asian markets become significantly more appealing, and more accessible than ever before. Asia accounts for half of the global population and has the second-largest nominal GDP of all continents after Europe. With increasing digital connectivity and a maturing online market comparatively untouched by international brands, the world's eyes turn on Asia as the next big thing.
In this session, we’ll together explore a market with multiple languages, currencies and audience behavioural nuances to demystify the opportunity of, and approach to expanding operations in Asian markets. Aligned with Australian strategic expertise, we’ll spark conversation on the common challenges and brand opportunities Asia presents to your brand.
iStrategy Melbourne - Customer Relevance: The Next Frontier for Competitive A...iStrategy
The volume and complexity of digital data today often paralyses companies. With so much to be observed and so many insights to be generated, where should strategic marketers start? According to Jason Juma-Ross, Accenture's Australian Interactive lead, success lies not in generating the 'best' answer, but in getting to a better answer faster than your competitors. Here, he explains how customer relevance, delivered at scale and speed, is the next frontier for competitive advantage.
iStrategy London - B2B Social Media – Moving Beyond the Hype Jeremy Woolf, Te...iStrategy
B2B companies are looking beyond conventional marketingcommunications and using social media to engage directly withtheir audiences, build trust and gather customer insight. Butmany companies are struggling to do this in a meaningful way.They’re prioritising marketing rhetoric over content creation,community building, and problem solving. This means thatbusinesses are missing the opportunity to turn prospects intocustomers and customers into advocates.In this workshop, Text100’s Global Digital and Social Media LeadJeremy Woolf will present the case for B2B social media and amethodology for driving results. The delegation will then be splitinto four groups, each tasked with creatively responding to aB2B social media brief. Text100 experts will guide the groups,with each presenting their strategy back to the delegation.
iStrategy London - Social Commerce: Do Consumers Trust Your Brand? Steve Seme...iStrategy
In a world of increasing consumer expectations for transparency and quality, is your brand trusted? How can you tell? And how might you use social commerce technologies like reviews and discussions to glean insights and provide consumer assurance? Follow case studies on leading global brands like Kraft, Whole Foods and the NFL to see how marketers and e-commerce executives are working to foster trust.
iStrategy London - Social Media: Making it Work Globally and Locally Gemma Tr...iStrategy
A major challenge in social is deciding the right approach to globalising or localising content and conversations. Should brands control social media globally for easier management and brand consistency? Or work on a local level that can be more costly but allows responses to be tailored to local needs and therefore lead to better engagement?
Hosted by Gemma Trippas, Oracle’s Social Partnerships Manager and Jeremie Moritz, Social Media Manager at Pernod Ricard, this session will look at what brands can do to adopt the right balance for their social media efforts internationally, drawing on Pernod Ricard’s vast experience in managing many sub-brands across multiple territories.
iStrategy London - The future of SEO is Content, Social and PPC Mark Iremonge...iStrategy
As the search landscape continues to develop brands need a view of the value SEO can deliver beyond a search ranking. Methods and tactics have moved. How well integrated are you PPC and SEO efforts? Do your social teams talk? Has your brand kept up? Join iCrossing’s Mark Iremonger and Adam Skalak as they paint a picture of the future of SEO – and it's implications for brands and agencies.
Earning Attention Where it Matters Most: The Power & Imperative to Build Bran...iStrategy
Consumers are spending a growing majority of their time engaging and consuming content on their mobile connected devices. Brands are struggling in this attention economy to achieve cut-through, build brand awareness and affinity and deliver relevant, engaging advertising messages to their target audiences. Gavin Stirrat, Managing Director EMEA, at Millennial Media, will outline the reasons why having an integrated mobile strategy is now an absolute imperative to reach consumers. Using relevant case studies, he will outline the key facets that any mobile campaign should include to ensure success. Further insight will also be provided that explains how the unique characteristics of the mobile device can be used to reach the right consumer, in the right place, at the right time.
From Engagement to Intelligence: Striking the Balance in Social Media at the ...iStrategy
Alex Coley, former Head of Digital Services at the Metropolitan Police, talks about how the police use of social media has been transformed in the wake of the riots of last summer. As private and public organisations move towards service models in digital, Alex talks about the difficult balancing act the police face in engaging through social media while also monitoring the same channels for intelligence. From Scotland Yard to the Met Special Operations Room, the Home Office and the Foreign Office, social media has been on a journey in the corridors of power over the last year. This is that story.
How to avoid being a data zombie by Brandwatch iStrategy
Big data can leave you feeling brain dead. What's relevant? What's not? What do to about it? Sometimes it feels like you're mindlessly ploughing through numbers just for the sake of it.
This workshop, led by Brandwatch COO Bryan Tookey, will take you through some examples of big datasets, specifically looking at social media. It will give you the tools to bring your mindless reports and reporting processes back to life.
Key takeaways:
• Spotting reports for reports sake and other big data zombie traps
• How to ensure you are getting value from your big data brains
• Bring your big data back from the dead
Remote sensing and monitoring are changing the mining industry for the better. These are providing innovative solutions to long-standing challenges. Those related to exploration, extraction, and overall environmental management by mining technology companies Odisha. These technologies make use of satellite imaging, aerial photography and sensors to collect data that might be inaccessible or from hazardous locations. With the use of this technology, mining operations are becoming increasingly efficient. Let us gain more insight into the key aspects associated with remote sensing and monitoring when it comes to mining.
Falcon stands out as a top-tier P2P Invoice Discounting platform in India, bridging esteemed blue-chip companies and eager investors. Our goal is to transform the investment landscape in India by establishing a comprehensive destination for borrowers and investors with diverse profiles and needs, all while minimizing risk. What sets Falcon apart is the elimination of intermediaries such as commercial banks and depository institutions, allowing investors to enjoy higher yields.
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A Memorandum of Association (MOA) is a legal document that outlines the fundamental principles and objectives upon which a company operates. It serves as the company's charter or constitution and defines the scope of its activities. Here's a detailed note on the MOA:
Contents of Memorandum of Association:
Name Clause: This clause states the name of the company, which should end with words like "Limited" or "Ltd." for a public limited company and "Private Limited" or "Pvt. Ltd." for a private limited company.
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Registered Office Clause: It specifies the location where the company's registered office is situated. This office is where all official communications and notices are sent.
Objective Clause: This clause delineates the main objectives for which the company is formed. It's important to define these objectives clearly, as the company cannot undertake activities beyond those mentioned in this clause.
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Liability Clause: It outlines the extent of liability of the company's members. In the case of companies limited by shares, the liability of members is limited to the amount unpaid on their shares. For companies limited by guarantee, members' liability is limited to the amount they undertake to contribute if the company is wound up.
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Capital Clause: This clause specifies the authorized capital of the company, i.e., the maximum amount of share capital the company is authorized to issue. It also mentions the division of this capital into shares and their respective nominal value.
Association Clause: It simply states that the subscribers wish to form a company and agree to become members of it, in accordance with the terms of the MOA.
Importance of Memorandum of Association:
Legal Requirement: The MOA is a legal requirement for the formation of a company. It must be filed with the Registrar of Companies during the incorporation process.
Constitutional Document: It serves as the company's constitutional document, defining its scope, powers, and limitations.
Protection of Members: It protects the interests of the company's members by clearly defining the objectives and limiting their liability.
External Communication: It provides clarity to external parties, such as investors, creditors, and regulatory authorities, regarding the company's objectives and powers.
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Binding Authority: The company and its members are bound by the provisions of the MOA. Any action taken beyond its scope may be considered ultra vires (beyond the powers) of the company and therefore void.
Amendment of MOA:
While the MOA lays down the company's fundamental principles, it is not entirely immutable. It can be amended, but only under specific circumstances and in compliance with legal procedures. Amendments typically require shareholder
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HR recruiter services offer top talents to companies according to their specific needs. They handle all recruitment tasks from job posting to onboarding and help companies concentrate on their business growth. With their expertise and years of experience, they streamline the hiring process and save time and resources for the company.
RMD24 | Debunking the non-endemic revenue myth Marvin Vacquier Droop | First ...BBPMedia1
Marvin neemt je in deze presentatie mee in de voordelen van non-endemic advertising op retail media netwerken. Hij brengt ook de uitdagingen in beeld die de markt op dit moment heeft op het gebied van retail media voor niet-leveranciers.
Retail media wordt gezien als het nieuwe advertising-medium en ook mediabureaus richten massaal retail media-afdelingen op. Merken die niet in de betreffende winkel liggen staan ook nog niet in de rij om op de retail media netwerken te adverteren. Marvin belicht de uitdagingen die er zijn om echt aansluiting te vinden op die markt van non-endemic advertising.
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Social Media Secrets | Susan Rice Lincoln, MastertTheNewNet.com | iStrategy, Berlin
1. Presented To: 2010 iStrategy Conference
Location: Berlin, Germany
Susan Rice Lincoln
2. Susan Rice Lincoln www.masterthenewnet.com
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How we will talk today
• Let’s try to be as ‘social’ as possible
• We’ll review 7 Secrets of Social Media
• I will present my thoughts
• You add yours
• This is YOUR presentation, not mine
• We can’t do everything in an hour and 15
minutes...
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Social Media is a particular
blend of magic
• Tactics
• Strategy
• Details
• THE BIG PICTURE
• Getting the balance right is a big challenge
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The Seven Secrets
1. Big Picture
2. Right Thoughts
3. Fall Back
4. Spring Forward
5 Observe
6. Strategize
7. Measure
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Social Media Secret Number 1:
Big Picture
• In the last 1460 days the world as we knew it
exploded.
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Video – Social Media Revolution
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The web’s top sites are full of companies
who are younger than first graders…
Top 10 Global Sites on Alexa:
6. Wikipedia
7. Blogger.com
8. Baidu.com
9. MSN
10. QQ.com
1. Google
2. Facebook
3. YouTube
4. Yahoo
5. Windows Live
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If Facebook was a country it would
be bigger than the USA
Source: Facebook(er) Desktop Widget
“Facebook(er) Users Worldwide”
• Facebook 360 million active users worldwide
• US population is 307 million
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Social Media Sites Already Exceed
Television’s Reach
221.5
200.2
126.2
113.7
86.8
69.2 63.9 58.1 46.4 45.6
0
50
100
150
200
250
Blogger
Facebook
MySpace
Wordpress
WindowsLive
Spaces
YahooGeocities
Flickr
HI5
Orkut
SixApart
Worldwide Audience for Top 10
Social Media Sites, Nov. 2008
• Total Social Media Audience: 691M, or 69.4% reach
• Facebook’s audience grew 116% from Nov 07-Nov8
Source: comScore as reported in “Top Social Media Sites of 2008 (Facebook Still Rising),” TechCrunch Dec 31, 2008
MonthlyGlobalUniqueVisitors(inmillions)
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And social media is not just
about the young generation…
Source: Accenture, 2009
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…or Americans….
Social Media Grows Like Wildfire Worldwide
Internet Users in Select Countries Who Have Created a
Social Network Profile as of 2009
Data provided from eMarketer article: Focusing on Social Networks.
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240 million Europeans use Social Media
*Source: Eranium. “Social Networking Map of Europe.” 3 Oct..
2008. Online image. Flickr. 03 Feb. 2010. http://
farm4.static.flickr.com/3276/2960555931_2ab7d5f171.jpg
*
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While 92 million Europeans are
on Facebook alone
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This is a (consumer-led) revolution…
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For a long time, there has been a
growing disconnect between
companies and consumers
76% of customers don’t
believe companies tell the
truth in advertising. Yet, 78%
rate the credibility of word-of
-mouth as 7 or higher on a 10
point scale.
Keller Fay Group 2006
Consumers in the USA and
Europe are 86% less trusting
of companies than they were
five years ago.
Bain & Co. 2006
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Fill the gap with Social Media… …
41%
43%
56%
85%
93%
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%
Believe companies should ask them their
opinion on their products and services
Believe companies should use social
networks to solve their problems
Said they feel a stronger connection with
companies that interact with them on social
media
Believe a company should be present AND
interact with consumers via social media
Believe a company should have a presence
in social media
2008 Cone Business in Social Media Study
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Social Media Secret Number 2:
Right Thoughts
• Having the right attitude is half the battle
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Mind wins over matter..
• Too many people think
social media tool set
• Too few people think
social media mind set
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1. Think personal, not corporate..
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Flickr/cindy47452
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Be transparent
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Be Nice “It is Ryanair policy not to
waste time and energy in
corresponding with idiot
bloggers and Ryanair can
confirm that it won’t be
happening again,” it told The
Times.
“Lunatic bloggers can have
the blog sphere all to
themselves as our people
are far too busy driving
down the cost of air travel”.
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2. Think slow
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Social Media is a marathon,
not a sprint
Flickr/MarcosVasconcelosPhotography
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Social Media is not immediate
• You are used to the high velocity of mass
media:
– Turn on an ad or promotion and see
immediate results
– The slow and steady of social media may
frustrate
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Social Media is not efficient
• Social media is the opposite of mass
– Labor intensive
– Highly involving
– Non-standardized
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Create a community…one
connection at a time
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Start with baby steps…
• Go slow
• Experiment with little programmes
• Learn what works and doesn’t work
• Expect and embrace failures
• Dare to make mistakes
• Know that success is around the corner
• Social media is one interaction and one
contact at a time
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3. Think humble
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You need to accept
you can’t do everything
• Social media is a blend of:
– Excellent Strategy
– Understanding of how your social media
strategy fits into your overall business plan
– Superior knowledge of the tools
– Experience
Do you really think you have all those
qualities in-house?
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Carefully decide who is
going to help you..
• Do you really have the capabilities in-house?
• Chances are your agency hasn’t figured it out
– Social media is not in their DNA
– Still trying to sort out SEM and display
• Many social media consultant have little
experience
– Don’t understand strategy
– Don’t understand companies
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4. Think Consumer to Consumer
• The goal is to facilitate conversations
BETWEEN your consumers rather than
between YOU and YOUR consumer…
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You don’t manage the conversation.
Your customer does!
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You can’t just say it.
You have to get the
people to say it to
each other, says
James Farley, CMO
Ford.
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5. Think positive
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10. Learn how to respond when people
say negative things about you
• Listen
• Respond
• Fix things
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Negative comments are
a necessary evil
• Respond
• Respond quickly
• Respond politely
• Transform your enemies into advocates
• Don’t review your blog’s comments
– Allow people to say negative things
– Reviewing comments is poorly received by the
blogosphere
• It is better you know what people are saying than to ignore it
– Enter into the dialogue
– Tell your side of the story
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A recent study shows that most
reviews aren’t as negative as feared
of reviewers said they wrote reviews to help
others make better purchasing decisions
said they wrote reviews to help companies
improve their products
wrote reviews to reward the company
wrote reviews that were generally positive
Source: BazaarVoice, a website authored by Marketing Charts
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Criticism is not your enemy…your
FEAR of criticism may be..
• A negative response is a cry for help AND an
acknowledgement they care
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6. Think outside the box
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New technology can re-define interactions
between brands and consumers
• Get rid of old thinking
• Change the advertising paradigm of the 20th
century
• You need to innovate as much as technology
has
• Be respectful of digital touch points and
community sensitivities
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Let’s look at some out of the box
examples…
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Missouri Bank
• Mobank serves an eclectic customer base of
visionaries and artists
• Doesn’t use social media to sell
• Uses social media to build community
philosophy
• Cool image on Facebook
– An online neighborhood
– Customers interact like they do at the
branches
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Video - Wear & Compare from Nedap
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Jet Blue…
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Hyatt’s virtual concierge service…
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Or Omni Hotels…
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@CoffeeGroundz was one of the first
to start taking orders to go on Twitter
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Kogi BBQ transformed the
mundane into a big business…..
• Mobile Korean BBQ that travels around LA
selling Korean tacos.
• Now has 45,000 followers on Twitter by
tweeting where the truck is going to roll up
• Ran a t-shirt competition with fans voting on
their favorite t-shirt design
• The now-famous taco truck has reached cult
status
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1-800-Flowers links rewards
programme to Facebook
• Uses Gimme Love, an application from Loyalty
Lab
– Connects customer loyalty programmes to
Facebook applications and widgets
– Rewards customers for activities they do on
Facebook with the brand
• For example, members of the 1-800
-Flowers.com loyalty programme are rewarded
when they refer friends to the company.
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H&R Block put the fun
back into taxes
• Engage with taxpayers by setting up a presence in many different
parts of the social web
• Depending on the audience/platform, made taxes funny,
interesting, informative or personal.
• MySpace and YouTube
– Created spoof character Truman Greene who sang parody
songs about his love of taxes
• Facebook
– Useful fools for people
– Tips
– Education
• Twitter
– Experts available 24/7 to answer questions
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Aleksandr Orlov and Compare the
Meerkat re-defined car insurance
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This car insurance programme
has enjoyed a wild success
• The official YouTube video
– 80,00 views +
• Over 320,000 Facebook fans
– Huge number of comments and likes
– customized photos
– Petitions to get cuddly toys
• Also loved on Twitter
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This car insurance company has
enjoyed a wild success
• In first 3 days of programme, ¾ of monthly
quotes target was achieved
• Year on year uplift was 45%
• Success due to
– Great on and offline synergy
– Integration of offline direct marketing
campaign with a strong social media
programme
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Think out of the box with your
choices of social media tools too
• Flickr
• Slideshare
• Podcasting
• Yelp
• Foursquare
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7. Think social OUTSIDE your company
and selling INSIDE your company
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Find the sweet spot between selling
and social…
• Social media networks are fragile
• They don’t like commercial promotion
• Don’t hawk your products
• Selling on social media is a turnoff
• Talk about your products only in the spirit of
conversation
• Your selling should be about 10% of your content
• Network through social media
• Sell elsewhere
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But think sell (inside your company)
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Think sell inside the company...
• Everyone needs to be a stakeholder
– Legal
– HR
– Sales
– Logistics
• Communicate social media objectives
company wide
• Refresh objectives/strategies on regular basis
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Build support any way you can
• Build support with
– 1 on 1 meetings
– Larger group sessions
– Meet/convince key influencers
– Manage expectations
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Show why social media will help
meet business objectives
Business Need Social Media
Feature
Advantage
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Social Media Secret 3: Fall Back
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Go back to basics
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Your blog should be your starting point
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Your blog has infinite benefits…
• Establishes you as a thought leader
• Increases your credibility
• Allows you to converse with consumers and
prospects
• Gives you a very clear idea of what is
important to people in your market
• Is a key launching pad into social media
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Here are 10 possible ways to use a blog
1. Provide resources/tips related to your industry
2. Establish yourself as an expert in your field
3. Report back from an event or conference
4. Involve your staff and let them share their knowledge
5. Provide a place for consumers to share information
6. Give your customers a place to voice their opinion
7. Share your story
8. Share your clients’ stories
9. Talk about your products (the good/the bad/the ugly)
10. Discuss products/trends affecting your industry
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Use your blog posts in multiple ways
• Link your blog with Facebook
– Use Facebook’s Notes feature
– Link to your personal profile page and/or your
business fan page
• Tweet about your blog.
– Automatically send out a Tweet when you publish a
new post
– Send a Tweet with an interesting statistic (from your
blog post) and a link to the post
– If your blog post answers a controversial question,
ask the question in Twitter with a link to the post
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• Edit your blog post for article directories
– Upload your article on Ezinearticles.com
– Publishers of ezines/newsletters/blogs use
content from Ezinearticles.com in their
publications, giving credit to the author with a
link to your website
– Great way to drive traffic to your website and
establish yourself as a thought leader
– Depending on the size of your blog, you may be
able to submit several articles from one blog
post.
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Use your blog post in multiple ways
• Submit your blog posts to print publications
– Newspapers
– Association newsletters
– Magazines
• Record your blog posts
– Take your best blog posts
– Record on a digital recorder
– Or record directly into computer with a microphone
– Use free software Audacity.
– Post the recordings on your website
– Burn them onto CDS/DVDs and give them to
prospects
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Use your blog post in multiple ways
• Create a video
– Make a video of you reading a blog post
– Use a Flip Video camera
– Show your face and let people get to know you
• Make a slide show
– Divide your blog post into slides
– Add audio
– Post on Slideshare
• Turn post into a book or Ebook
– Put several posts together into an instructional booklet
– Offer the book free off your website
• Reformat your blog post into a press release
– Send to local media
– Publish Online
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of your website
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Edward Tufte, Information Design Guru
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Jakob Nielsen, Web Usability Guru
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The majority of websites are STILL
like fancy business cards floating in
cyberspace
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There is a big difference between a Web
1.0 site and a Web 2.0 site
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Your website is one of the biggeset
social media tools you have
• Your website should be a place where:
– Prospects/Customers can join your network
– Prospects/Customers can talk to each other
– Prospects/Customers can access interesting content
– Prospects/Customers can promote your content
– You place links/buttons to other social media
spaces:
• Twitter
• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• Yelp
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Start thinking about your
website differently
• Build it not just from YOUR point of view, build it from
your customer ‘s point of view
• A customer comes to your site to solve HIS problem,
not to find out about what YOU think about YOU.
• Let other people publish on your website
– Customers
– Prospects
– Partners
– Other members of the community
• Dare to incorporate negative and positive views about
your product i.e. use unfiltered customer testimonials
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Your website should be a
community resource
• Be a credible source of opinion and fact
• Be the Oprah Winfrey for your industry
• Customers will make your site the first place to
go for information in your industry
• You can build better products and services
with real-time customer feedback
• You will be a community resource that helps
meet your customer needs faster
• You will build trust
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Think about social media as a hub
with spokes (not a two-way radio)
• Use one place as a launching point or hub
– Your blog
– Your website
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Social Media Secret Number 4:
Spring Forward
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Step into the future with
video and mobile
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By 2012, 40% of all video consumption will
occur outside of the television set.
Learmonth, M.
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A picture is worth a thousand words
• Let people see your products
• Let people see YOU
• Videos (and photos) are:
– Easy to create
– Easy to publish
– Allow you to explain complex how-to concepts
– Explain step-by-step directions better than the
written word
– Show your business is fun
– Make your company more approachable
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There are many ways you can use video
• Show your products
• Interview your clients
• Interview key thought leaders
• Have someone interview you
• Do a visual walkthrough of your company or a product
• Answer FAQs
• Read out your favorite blog posts
• Show you or a member of your team giving a public
presentation
• Video you being interviewed by the media
• Use video as a form of training for your real or virtual team
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Get relaxed with a Flip Camcorder
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Think about combining high-level
footage with your Flip footage
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Use Tubemogul.com and move
beyond YouTube
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Video - Will It Blend?
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Mobile is about to stun us all…
With all the capabilities these
phones that are coming out have
like GPS, cameras - we think there
is the potential to actually make this
mobile Web better than the PC
Web. - Google's VP of product
development
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The increase in mobile phones is attracting
companies to mobile social media
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Facebook is the most favorite social media
network for mobile applications
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Mobile applications are
proliferating like rabbits
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Volkswagen goes 100% Mobile for
launch of GTI
• Mobile drives social media usage
• Social media usage drives mobile
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Think about offering your
customers an exceptional
product experience on the go.
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Follow Tasti D-Lite’s lead…
• The first restaurant to incorporate social media
rewards into their loyalty programme
• Customers accrue extra points (and earn free
frozen treats faster) for Foursquare check-ins
and tweets automatically made when their
TastiRewards cards are swiped.
• The exchange of goods for check-ins is a way
of treating social media as currency
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Follow Tasti D-Lite’s lead…
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Follow Tasti D-Lite’s lead…
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Its social and its smart…and its
revolutionising the way we think..
• The company will get accurate accounts on
the quantity of tweets/check-ins with card
swipes
• It can quantify social media updates with sales
figure
• It can track change over time and assess the
influence of the TastiRewards tweets and
check-ins as it pertains to the growth of the
programme
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Social Media Secret Number 5:
Observe
• Understand your social media world before
you step into it…
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You must understand the social
media conversation swirling around
you..
• About you
• About your company
• About competitors
• About your space
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You need to understand it all…
• What are your customers/prospects talking about?
• Where are they talking?
• Who is talking?
• What are the issues or problems troubling people?
• Are there breakthroughs in your field that are
getting people excited?
• What does your consumer like?
• What don’t they like?
• Where are you in all of this conversation?
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You also need to know everything
about your competitors
• Their overall presence
– Where they are
– What they are talking about
– Their tone of voice
– What kind of activity they are engaging in
• How their customers and prospects are
speaking to them
• Their problems
• Their opportunities
• How effective they are
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As well as identify and track
the key influencers
• Who are the influencers?
• What do they think is important?
• What do they think about you?
• Are they talking about you?
• What are the compelling issues?
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Start by identifying your
questions
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Key questions?
• Start with the basics:
– Where are people talking about me and my
industry?
• Social Media Networking?
• Twitter?
• YouTube?
• Flickr?
• Groups?
• Social Bookmarking
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Key questions?
• Who are they talking about?
– Companies
– People
– Brands
– No one
• Who is doing the talking?
– Age group
– Sex
– Location
– Consumers
– Prospects
– Influencers
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Key questions?
• Who are my influencers?
– Who is talking about my brand?
– Who is talking about my competitors
– Who is talking about my industry?
– What is their social reach? (on Facebook
/Blog/Twitter/LinkedIn/Forums)
– Who is listening to them?
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Key questions?
• What are the types of subjects discussed?
– New products?
– Problems with current products/service?
– New overall trends?
– Life?
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What are your key questions?
• What is the tone of the conversation in terms of
you/your company?
– Satisfied?
– Complaining?
– Very interactive?
– Uninvolved?
• What is the tone of the conversation in terms of
your competitors?
– Satisfied?
– Complaining?
– Very interactive?
– Uninvolved?
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Key questions?
• Do you see obvious areas that need to be
changed?
– Type of conversation
– Subject of conversation
– Tone of conversation
– Overall presence
– Improvement in target audience
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Then decide how you will monitor
• Free tools
• Paid services
• Or a combination of the two?
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A good starting point is
Google Alerts
• Scans the internet for important keywords
• Keeps you up-to-date on new developments
related to those keywords.
• Allows you to reduce information overload
while remaining informed
• Gives you a good idea about where you are
placed in the social media space
• Delivers all this timely information into your e
-mail box
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Technorati will help
you search blogs
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Monitter helps you track
conversations on Twitter
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Friendfeed.com is a great tool
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Who’s talkin.com is another option
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And don’t forget BoardTracker
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Social Mention is a
free key word tracker
• Displays key stats like sentiment in a nice
dashboard
• Does not store data for you
• An instant snapshot of the last 30 days activity
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Here are some paid monitoring tools
• Radian 6
• Techrigy SM2
• Scoutlabs
• Trackur
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Radian6
• Expensive
• Multiple dashboards: Conversation Clouds,
Rivers of News, Topic Trends.. Tutorial videos
• Simple,intuitive, easy to set up
• Detailed reporting
• Pricing
– $500 for up to 10,000 search results/month
– $1500 for 50,000 search results/month
• .
.
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TechrigySM2
• Not as intuitive as Radian6
• Good, solid product
• Video tutorials
• $600/month for 20,000 results
• $4800 for 5000,000 stored results
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Scoutlabs
• Simple to use
– setting up searches is easy
• Less complex but just as useful asRadian6 or
SM2 ; a useful stripped down version
• Easy-to-use overlay feature so you can
compare data trends
• $99 per month for 5 concurrent searches
• $749 per month for 125 concurrent searches
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Trackur
• Very basic app which will give you a simple
view
– Search by influence
– Apply a simple sentiment rating
– View simple graphs
• $18/month for 3 searches updated 2x a day
• $197/month for 150 searches updated every
30 minutes
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Social Media Secret 6:
Strategize
• Remember that using a social media tool is
NOT a strategy…
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What is a strategy?
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Forget about tools -
Think about purpose
• You can’t possibly use ALL the tools we have
discussed
• Figure out what you want to do first
• The question isn’t what tool should we use
• The question is what do we want to achieve
• Imagine someone asking, Ï just got a
screwdriver..what should I fix?”
• You don’t get a tool and look for a problem.
• You isolate a problem and then select the
appropriate tool to fix it with
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Your strategy comes as a
direct result from your assessment…
• Through the assessment (Step 4) you have done the
following:
– Discovered where your supporters/potential supporters
are in the social media space
– Seen/heard/read what they are discussing
– Understood their concerns
– Been inspired by their dreams
• Now it is time to figure out how to ENGAGE those supporters
– Plan your objectives
– Decide on your goals
– Figure out what you want to achieve
– Be clear about how you want to measure it
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There are four distinct steps in
the creation of your strategy
1. Create a social SWOTs analysis (on the basis of your
assessment)
– Social Strengths
– Social Weaknesses
– Social Opportunities
– Social Threats
2. Choose your strategy (goals/objectives) on the basis of
the social SWOTs
3. Select the tools you will use to achieve your strategy
4. Decide how you are going to measure your
programme’s success/failure
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1.The SWOTs analysis should be easy…
Strengths Opportunities
Weaknesses Threats
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1.The SWOTs analysis should be easy…
Strengths:
Networking
Opportunities
Main
competitor is
silent
Weaknesses :
Not a thought
leader
Threats: The
overall social
conversation
is weak
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2. Pick your strategy on basis
of your SWOTs analysis
Here are some examples:
• Increase brand awareness
• Build your community
• Generate leads
• Manage brand perception
• Deal with customer service issues
• Establish yourself as a key thought leader
• Get to know the influencers in your field
• Give your social media community a set of special perks (coupons
/discounts/special products)
• Stimulate excitement and interest in your category
• Increase traffic to your blog and/or website
• Talk more intimately with niche audiences
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Use your brand promise as a guiding
principle
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Understand the value a company
offers a community
• Go back to the core value your organization
offers
• This is the heart of your social media strategy
begins
• Don’t use tools just because they are ‘hot’; this
is putting the cart before the horse.
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Social
Bkmarks
Social
Net. Sites
Podcasts
VideosMicroblogs
Blogs
Traffic
Thought
Leadership
Build Community
High
Emotion/
Immediacy
Converse
with
Communities
of Passion
Brand
Awareness
3. Pick the tool that matches your
strategy with the Web Wheel
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4. Define exactly how you will
measure success
• On a piece of paper, write down what you
want to achieve
• Be specific
– Increase number of followers on Twitter by 500
– Increase number of fans on Facebook fan page by
35%
– Increase contacts in your LinkedIn Network by 350
– i.e. increase sales by $10,000
– i.e. increase comments on blog by 20%
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Social Media Secret Number 7:
Measure Your Movement
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Video - Social Media ROI
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MyVouchers.co.uk shows us a new way
• Use Facebook and Twitter to notify followers of
discount voucher codes (for online sales)
• Search function within Facebook group for
codes and discounts
• Constant feed of best discounts
– Offering followers something for nothing,
rather than hard sell
• Leap in traffic and money spent
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The results for
MyVoucherCodes.co.uk?
• Facebook and Twitter
– More than £21.4m sales
– 12% total sales in fourth quarter 2009
– 12,000 fans on Facebook and 2,600 Twitter
followers averaging 6 visits/month to site
– 4,070,000 visitors courtesy of Facebook
and Twitter
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I’ve seen many people say that having a
presence on social media networks does
little more than improve brand
awareness for companies – but our
experience really proves that social
media really can be a worthwhile form of
marketing, said Managing Director of
MyVoucherCodes.co.uk, Mark Pearson
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Gary Vaynercuk
• Grew his business from 4-50 million
• Wine TV Library
– Showed off Gary’s personality and
knowledge
• Gary experienced the following results:
– $15000 in Direct Mail=200 new customers
– $7500 Billboard=300 new customers
– $0 Twitter = 1,800 new customers.
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Companies who engage in social
media are more successful
• Wetpaint/Altimeter Study found companies
deeply engaged in social media:
– Have better revenues
– Enjoy better profits
– Companies with highest levels of social
media activity grew on average by 18%
– Companies with least amounts of social
media activity sales declined by -6%
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Lenovo achieved big cost savings
• 20% reduction in call center activity as
customers go to community websites for
answers
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Burger King Whopper Sacrifice
Facebook programme
• Asked users to give up 10 of their Facebook
friends in exchange for a free Whopper
• $50,000 programme
– 32 million media impressions
– (t $400,000 in press value
equivalent of the
population of 19 states)
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The Blendtec Will it Blend video
increased sales 500%
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Dell sold $3 million worth of
computers on Twitter
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Intuit’s Live Community
• Introduced Live Community into TurboTax
products 2 years ago
– Live Community allows customers to ask
each other questions
– Unit sales increase +30% each year
– Now integrated Live Community into other
products (Quickbooks, Quicken)
– .
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Barack Obama
• 5 million fans on social media
• 5.4 million clicked on an “I voted for Obama”
Facebook button.
• 3 million online donors contributing $500
million in fundraising
• 92% of donations in increments less than $100
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Moonfruit
• Web host provider got back $15,000 social
media investment
• Website Traffic soared +300% while
correspondingly sales increased +20%.
• Huge lift in search engine rankings
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How do you measure social
media success?
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Social optimisation is the key word
• You want people to make a noise.
• You want people to store and share things.
• You want people to love your website.
• You want people to visit more frequently
• You want people to refer your company to their
friends.
• You want people to buy into your brand.
• You want people to buy your products.
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Decide the ultimate aim of a social
media programme
• Product awareness (measured in
conversational terms)
• Real sales (measured by actual sales figures)
• Something else
• Need a clear picture in order to track results
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The best way to manage measurement
is to separate out social from media
• Qualitative (Social)
– Customer satisfaction
– Loyalty
– Interaction
– Feedback
• Quantitative (Media)
– Sales revenue
– New leads
– Newsletter subscribers
• Decide what you want to track
• Measure the metrics that matter to you
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Social (Qualitative)
Measurement Examples
• Example #1: Rackspace IT Hosting campaign to
build loyalty and trust.
• Idea: Be nice to customers who mention your
company and/or product name on Twitter
Success Metrics:
– Amount of positive comments sent to
customers per week within a given time
– Amount of conversations that started from the
comment
• Goal: N amount of positive conversations about
your company or product per week
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Social (Qualitative)
Measurement Examples
• Example #2: Starbuck’s Campaign to increase
customer satisfaction.
• Idea: Engage with customers and prospects using
social media and ask what they would like from
you.
• Success Metrics:
– Amount of good suggestions
– Amount of the good suggestions received that
your company actual implements
• Goal: N amount of suggestions collected per
month and N amount that you actually implement.
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Social (Qualitative)
Measurement Examples
• Example # 3: Copyblogger campaign to increase authority.
• Idea: Start a blog on a topic that relates to their company and which
positioned them as an expert.
• Success Metrics:
– Amount of influential blogs linking to them
– Page rank relative to that of competitors
– Amount of organic traffic per month
– Amount of traffic that converts to sales
• Goals:
– N page rank by a certain date
– Nth position in page rank relative to competitors by a certain date
– N% of organic traffic per month
– $N per month attributable to referrals from blog
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Media (Quantitative) Examples
• Example #1: Burger King campaign to increase offline
sales
• Idea: Implement a promotion on a social media platform.
Give participants a printable campaign voucher so you can
track where the offline sales originated.
• Success Metrics:
– Monthly sales
– Monthly store traffic
• Goals:
– $N monthly sales
– N% increase in store traffic over the pre-promotion
period
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Media (Quantitative) Examples
• Example #2: Dell Outlet Campaign to increase online sales
• Idea: Use Twitter to inform prospects about special
promotions. Capitalize on Twitter’s real-time nature for
exclusive limited-customer and/or limited time offers
• Success Metrics:
– Monthly sales and new customers attributable directly to
Twitter
– Monthly revenue generated from customers originally from
Twitter (e.g. did the customer go back later and buy more)
• Goals:
– $N monthly sales
– $N monthly sales directly attributable to Twitter
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Here is how you can measure
• Bookmarks
• Comments
• Downloads
• Email subscriptions
• Fans (become a fan of something / someone)
• Favourites (add an item to favourites)
• Feedback (via the site)
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Here is how you can measure
• Followers (follow something / someone)
• Forward to a friend
• Groups (create / join / total number of groups /
group activity)
• Install widget (on a blog page, Facebook, etc)
• Invite / Refer (a friend)
• Key page activity (post-activity)
• Love / Like this (rating)
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• Messaging (onsite)
• Personalisation (pages, display, theme)
• Posts
• Profile (e.g. update avatar, bio, links, email,
customisation, etc)
• Print page
• Ratings
• Registered users (new / total / active /
dormant / churn)
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• Reviews
• Social media sharing / participation (activity
on key social media sites, e.g. Facebook,
Twitter, Digg, etc)
• Tagging (user-generated metadata)
• Testimonials
• Time spent on key pages
• Time spent on site (by source / by entry
page)
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• Total contributors (and % active contributors)
• Uploads (add an item, e.g. articles, links,
images, videos)
• Views (videos, ads, rich images)
• Widgets (number of new widgets users /
embedded widgets)
• Wishlists (save an item to wishlist)
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