Leveraging Social Media in Higher Education MarketingCareer Co
Find out how colleges, universities, and career schools can leverage social media to connect with students. Effective Student Marketing and The CollegeBound Network show you how you can take control of the conversations... before the conversations take control of you!
Beginner's guide to establishing social media presence for health education2Ourlad Alzeus Tantengco
This presentation was given during the Track 2: Social Media in Medical Education of the 4th Philippine Healthcare and Social Media Summit 2018 in Grand Regal Hotel, Davao City, Philippines. This presentation talks about strategies in establishing Facebook page for health promotion and education.
Patient Acquisition, Engagement and Retention in the Digital Age Marisa Peacock
Customer Experience (CX) is the practice of designing and reacting to customer interactions for the purpose of meeting or exceeding customer expectations, thereby, increasing customer satisfaction, loyalty and advocacy. By focusing on these experiences, businesses can better retain and maintain customer relationships.
Leveraging Social Media in Higher Education MarketingCareer Co
Find out how colleges, universities, and career schools can leverage social media to connect with students. Effective Student Marketing and The CollegeBound Network show you how you can take control of the conversations... before the conversations take control of you!
Beginner's guide to establishing social media presence for health education2Ourlad Alzeus Tantengco
This presentation was given during the Track 2: Social Media in Medical Education of the 4th Philippine Healthcare and Social Media Summit 2018 in Grand Regal Hotel, Davao City, Philippines. This presentation talks about strategies in establishing Facebook page for health promotion and education.
Patient Acquisition, Engagement and Retention in the Digital Age Marisa Peacock
Customer Experience (CX) is the practice of designing and reacting to customer interactions for the purpose of meeting or exceeding customer expectations, thereby, increasing customer satisfaction, loyalty and advocacy. By focusing on these experiences, businesses can better retain and maintain customer relationships.
Mastering Web 2.0: How You Can Integrate New Media to Bring in Money & Promot...Ignitus
With Facebook, blogs, Twitter, email, and YouTube, how do you determine which new media will work for your organization? Kimberly will show how Ignitus Strategies has used new media to help nonprofit and for-profit clients to grow email lists, build brands, and bring in more money. She will walk through case studies demonstrating how organizations can integrate new media with traditional marketing to reach current and future customers and increase sales. Kimberly will explain how, through a 6-week new media campaign, an environmental organization raised $80,000, grew its email list by 15,000, and spread its brand to 20,000 new supporters. She will also cover:
> Advantages and disadvantages of various forms of new media
> Expectations of online customers
> Key metrics to monitor and benchmarks
This is an easy to use guide for educators and students for incorporating Twitter into the learning experience. This guide uses real world case studies and examples. Tweet me @WahibaChair and let me know how you are using Twitter in your class.
Super Show - Building Relationships Through Social MediaiGB Affiliate
Discover how to use, leverage and build your business through social media. Join Nicky Senyard, CEO at Income Access to learn how different forms of social media can help operators build relationships with affiliates, and help affiliates build relationships with players. She will also touch on how social media can help enhance transparency, increase brand awareness and develop personalities.
Navigating Social Media Maze Four Leaf November 2009Suzanne Henry
This presentation was developed for a PRSA chapter meeting. As an introductory presentation, the speaker presented ways to talk to clients about social media from getting them (and themselves) started to a social media case study.
Online Marketing: How to kickstart your social media strategy - Presentation ...Marjolijn Kamphuis
Presentation on how on how to start using Social Media as part of your Online Marketing strategy, in three easy steps. Or: How to reach the widest audience at the lowest cost.
Mastering Web 2.0: How You Can Integrate New Media to Bring in Money & Promot...Ignitus
With Facebook, blogs, Twitter, email, and YouTube, how do you determine which new media will work for your organization? Kimberly will show how Ignitus Strategies has used new media to help nonprofit and for-profit clients to grow email lists, build brands, and bring in more money. She will walk through case studies demonstrating how organizations can integrate new media with traditional marketing to reach current and future customers and increase sales. Kimberly will explain how, through a 6-week new media campaign, an environmental organization raised $80,000, grew its email list by 15,000, and spread its brand to 20,000 new supporters. She will also cover:
> Advantages and disadvantages of various forms of new media
> Expectations of online customers
> Key metrics to monitor and benchmarks
This is an easy to use guide for educators and students for incorporating Twitter into the learning experience. This guide uses real world case studies and examples. Tweet me @WahibaChair and let me know how you are using Twitter in your class.
Super Show - Building Relationships Through Social MediaiGB Affiliate
Discover how to use, leverage and build your business through social media. Join Nicky Senyard, CEO at Income Access to learn how different forms of social media can help operators build relationships with affiliates, and help affiliates build relationships with players. She will also touch on how social media can help enhance transparency, increase brand awareness and develop personalities.
Navigating Social Media Maze Four Leaf November 2009Suzanne Henry
This presentation was developed for a PRSA chapter meeting. As an introductory presentation, the speaker presented ways to talk to clients about social media from getting them (and themselves) started to a social media case study.
Online Marketing: How to kickstart your social media strategy - Presentation ...Marjolijn Kamphuis
Presentation on how on how to start using Social Media as part of your Online Marketing strategy, in three easy steps. Or: How to reach the widest audience at the lowest cost.
To secure communication, SAP HANA supports use of either the SAPCrypto libraries or OpenSSL.
Any hardware vendors not configuring Secure Socket Layer(SSL) communication for SAP HANA.
This attached guide provides you the steps required to configure and enable OpenSSL communication between SAP HANA Studio and SAP HANA Server.
How to free up memory in HANA? Is it possible to unload Table from memory?
- Yes, it is possible. SAP HANA Appliance can be used in smarter way to achieve maximum out of it.
In a typical business scenario, one SAP HANA appliance is used for DEV, TRN, TST environments. So, definitely there will be a major issue in this case – How to handle memory as memory is limited in that particular HANA appliance?
Under normal circumstances, the SAP HANA database manages the loading and unloading of tables into and from memory independently. Actually, the main aim of SAP HANA database is to keep all relevant data in memory.
But, one can manually load and unload individual tables if necessary. How?....It’s simple, and it can be done from SAP HANA Studio itself.
Select the table by right click and choose the option “Unload …”
And later, manually load the table into memory again, if needed.
Moreover, if somebody fires the query associated to the same unloaded table, SAP HANA will pick & load the same table into memory FULL or PARTIALLY, purely depending upon the executed query.
Again, if one needs to free up memory, he/she can manually trigger the delta merge operation for a column table manually in SAP HANA Studio. The delta merge operation is related to the memory management concept of the column store, i.e, the part of the SAP HANA Database that manages data organized in columns in memory.
So, options are as follows:
“Unload …” – Free up memory by unloading table from memory
“Load …” – Loading the table into memory
“Merge…” – Triggering delta merge operation for a column table
Your business is important and connecting with your customers is vital.
While marketing makes your audience aware, being social makes them buy.
They buy into your brand, buy into your idea, buy your products.
Because social media is the single largest digital platform for business development, it's important that you make your mark. #sayitwithink
With the proper strategy, Social Media marketing online and offline creates limitless opportunities to engage customers in the moment.
Create the conversation, live the experience...#sayitwithink
How Prepared Are We for Customer 2.0?
By Juliann Grant, Telesian Technology
Customer 2.0 is calling! We have become so enamored with and caught up in the technology of Web 2.0, our PDA's, gadgets, and widgets that keep us connected and alive 24 hours a day to those around the world, that we forget at the core of it all, it must still be all about the customer.
We must not only use the timeliness and power of social media to broadcast our message to customers, but we need to use it to listen in order to learn what our customers are saying to each other and about us. The web have given customers immediate and almost limitless access to information on companies, products, and people, and realize it or not, we may not even be in the conversation! This is truly moving the "traditional" marketing and sales function towards irrelevance. We must realize that Customer 2.0 is embracing the "buying cycle" on their terms and no longer needs to wait on the "sales cycle".
The typical buyer is savvy, knowledgeable, and smart. Customer 2.0 demands that their web experience be fun, interactive, and social. They value professionalism over glitz. They want substance, not flash. They look to their peers to see what they are buying and want to do the same because they trust their experience. They talk to each other and in real time. Your misstep today is not only tomorrow's news, it is today's news as well.
How do we do this in the Automation and Engineering industry? We’re going to find out through with survey to uncover how well we are engaging with Customer 2.0. Do we speak their language? Are we connecting with them on their terms?
In this presentation, we will show how social media and the power of the web can be used to embrace Customer 2.0 in a meaningful, beneficial dialog that will help drive sales. A combination of case studies, customer interviews, surveys, and real social media encounters will be used to illustrate the power of the "new media" in marketing to Customer 2.0.
Wondering what del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, LinkedIn and Twitter can do your for business? Learn about the role these services are playing in changing the client-vendor relationship and service research for B2B firms. We'll focus on determining the sites most likely to help your business and how to craft an effective strategy.
How to Leverage Social Media to Generate RevenueMass Transmit
The presentation "How to Leverage Social Media to Generate Revenue" provides details on how businesses can establish social media best practices and use social media to achieve business goals including increasing revenue.
Social Media Marketing and Advertising for Summer CampsOur Kids Media
How summer camp can use social media marketing to improve communication and registrations every year. Social media stats, tips for facebook, twitter, linkedin and instagram. [Christian Camping International (CCI) Canada Mini-Conference, March 2014, Presented by Agnes Stawicki]
Retailers today need to connect with customers in different ways. Using social media is a key component to any retail marekting programs today. Learn how to use SM to help your business thrive. For more details, contact CBCG info@cbc-group.net
Twitter, Facebook, Yelp, Instagram, Pinterest… the list of social media platforms goes on and on. Everywhere you are bombarded with messages that your non-profit needs to be using them to attract more awareness, donors and volunteers. But you are not even sure where to start. This course will explain social media and the impact it has on your organization, will show you how to evaluate each social media platform’s potential and you will develop a strategy for using them that is effective and fits into your budget and your workflow.
Social media tools offer unprecendented marketing and reputational development opportunities for professionals who depend on building their business through trust and referrals. This presentation offers background on social media and practical tactics for using SM tools.
Brandon Hall/QuickLessons social media for learningQuickLessons LLC
Slides from QuickLessons-sponsored Brandon Hall Group webinar presented 4/27/11: “Using Social Media for Learning: Tools and Practices.” Includes survey responses from webinar.
2. What are the goals? Increased Brand awareness Increased Internet Presence Social Media/SEO/Review Sites Better customer service Be able to answer all questions that customers have prior to scheduling appointment Better customer education Be able to teach potential customers about product (factual information, benefits, customer testmonies)
3. Who is the audience Generation X Ages: 30 – 45 Income: Above Average/Depends Issue: Helping shop for parents/Want to add value to home Baby Boomers Ages: 46 – 64 Income: Above Average to High Issue: Want to add value to home/Have high quality product Retirees Ages: 65 – 80 Income: Above Average to High Issue: Want product that lasts lifetime
4. What kind of communication reaches them? Generation X Characteristics: What they may look like: Technology Aware Will research online Reviews Forums Factual Information Independent Trust must be earned Relationships built through consistency If shopping for parents: Will be hesitant Will need to see it to believe it
5. What kind of communication reaches them? Baby Boomers Characteristics: What they may look like: Retired or Considering it Will be looking for quality product to spend hard earned money on Very hardworking Somewhat Technology Adept Email communication works May Research Product Desires Personal Relationship Person to Person contact preferable Likes Referrals by friends
6. What kind of communication reaches them? Retirees Characteristics: What they might look like: Looking to make final purchases Want a product that will last and will pay great price for it Technologically challenged Prefer phone calls to any other source of communication Prefer personal relationship with Business
7. What Social Media would work best? Facebook Twitter Linked In Blogging Google Places Youtube
9. Facebook: Pros: Can stand almost as a second website Is extremely accessible Allows for posting of Videos, Pictures, Links, Social Media Feeds Is great for SEO Allows customers to interact with company Places a face/personality for the company Guarantees that messages will be posted on Followers Feeds Cons: Over saturation (quality content is key) Requires constant maintenance/awareness
11. Twitter: Pros: Extremely fast relaying of info Allows company to follow competition/customers Serves as great Link to other Social Media Allows for conversation/sharing of thoughts with interested parties (i.e. #Hashtags & @____) Cons: Can be addicting Must be a focused effort (no one cares what we ate for lunch)
13. Linked In: Pros: Allows business to connect with other professionals Great for employee Recruiting Great for establishing industry expertise (referrals) Great to follow Forums on related fields User can publish presentations/information User can publish polls/Q&A’s Cons: Requires commitment (takes awhile to attain connections)
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15. Google Places Pros: Great for increasing visibility Great for SEO Allows User to post pics, videos, coupons, company info, links to social media Great for listing Customer Referrals Cons: People can leave malicious reviews Google’s Service is subpar at best.
16. Blogging Pros: Great for SEO Great for establishing expertise Great for connecting with audience Cons: Can be time consuming Requires right mindset Can be subject to scrutiny Quality material is a MUST.
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18. Youtube: Pros: Great for SEO Videos provide an more intimate look at a topic Great for Viral Marketing The amount of users is staggering Cons: Videos may not be viewed very much Oversaturation
19. How to approach Social Media: Consistency is key Posting should be kept to the following: Facebook: 2-3 posts a day (not including media posts) Twitter: 3-4 post a day However, should be monitored 24/7 (via Mobile updates, etc.) Linked In A few times a week for posting In regard to recruiting, constant updates are key
20. How to approach Social Media: (part 2) Blogging: Once a week at first is good, and may be the nest overall approach for the sake of content Youtube: Update only when new media is available Google Places: Update when necessary
21. How to measure Social Media: Basic Metrics: Have profits increased since using Social Media? Social Capital: Conduct market research with users (Track Public Sentiment) Have enjoyed the social media? Have they received help? Better information? What do they like & don’t like? Talk to colleagues (other businesses/partners) Have they noticed the social media efforts?
22. How to measure Social Media: (part 2) Once research has been conducted both logistically & socially, reexamine the original goals for social media for the company