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This document outlines the topics to be covered in Meeting 2 of a course on social media best practices for communications professionals, including key social media platforms, overcoming fear of social media, measuring return on investment, and developing a social media policy. The meeting will feature a guest speaker on new media strategies and include discussions of how social media can replace traditional websites and the importance of understanding that nothing posted is truly private.
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The document summarizes key topics from a meeting about best practices in social media for communications professionals. It discusses brands producing their own content, emerging trends like location-based apps and QR codes, and online promotions. It also covers building a personal brand and positioning oneself as an expert. The meeting featured guest speakers from digital marketing agencies.
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The document provides information about the sixth meeting of a social media communications course. It includes details about the final project, a social media glossary, organizations and events to check out, course evaluations, and a guest speaker. The guest speaker is Clint Schaff, Vice President of Digital and Interactive Media at Golin Harris.
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UCLA X425 FALL '13 - WEEK 2
- 1. Best Practices in Social Media for the Communications Professional Instructor: Erik Deutsch (@erikdeutsch) #UCLAx425 Meeting 2 (October 15): Key Platforms Nothing is “Off-the-Record” Can Social Media Replace Traditional Websites? Overcoming Fear ROI The PR Pro’s “Social Media ToolKit” Do You Need a Social Media Policy? Guest speaker: Corianda Dimes (@corianda) New Media Strategist, Bullfrog & Baum UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 2. Social Media is: • • • • UCLA X425 Easy to post Easy to share Easy to find Hard (if not impossible) to delete Fall 2013
- 3. 1. Personal Profiles 2. Groups 3. Brand Pages Also, the omnipresent “Like” button, online contests/giveaways, widgets, etc. Recently added Facebook Hashtags - #FBhashtags UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 4. Facebook “Customers” vs. Facebook “Users” Advertisers are Facebook’s “customers” Users are “the product” UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 6. • • • • • Easy set up and maintenance Quickly upload all types of information Inherently viral platform People login EVERY DAY! 1 BILLION strong (“fish where the fish are”) UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 7. • Facebook is always changing • Ownership -- Facebook controls access and can change the rules • Provides limited SEO benefit • Facebook doesn’t provide fan contact information • Not everyone is on Facebook (though fan pages are public) UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 8. • • • • Newsfeed “improvements” (“sponsored” posts) Edgerank algorythm (affinity, weight and recency) Facebook insights (publisher analytics) Subscribe to brand pages User experience vs. monetization... again, users are the product, advertisers are the customer. UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 9. • • • • • • Quality over quantity. Shorter posts (to generate more engagement). Provide a link (and hashtag) Ask questions (to ignite a dialogue). Use photos, links and videos (for higher edgegrank). Get creative. UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 10. 1. General status updates (share info / links) 2. The Retweet (RT and MT) 3. The @Mention 4. The @Reply 5. Direct Messages (DM) 6. Hashtag tweet (#) 7. Multimedia Tweet (using 3rd-party apps e.g., twitpic, twitvid, vine, etc.) UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 11. Tweet Structure Dissecting the semantics of a tweet gives us a sense of best practice, but keep in mind this isn't a one-size-fits-all deal. Keep it real and get in your own groove. Start with: - Headline or phrase - Link - Hashtag - using tags that influencers use to get noticed in those niche circles UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 12. • • • • • • UCLA X425 YouTube – Video Sharing/Storytelling Flickr and Instagram– Photo Sharing Pinterest – Scrapbooking LinkedIn – Professional Networking Foursquare – Geolocation Google+ - Facebook Competitor (“Hangouts”) Fall 2013
- 13. FEAR!!! What are companies afraid of: 1. Social media hurts employee productivity 2. Our customers don't use social media 3. People can say mean things about us UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 14. • Generate awareness • Increase engagement UCLA X425 • Increase influence • Motivate action (purchases, leads, etc.) Fall 2013
- 15. • Awareness - Website visitors, page views, fans/followers, etc. (tangible metrics) • Engagement - Comments (blog, Facebook), retweets, time spent on the website, etc. • Influence - Third-party mentions, inbound links, etc. • Action - Conversions, sign-ups, downloads, purchases, etc. UCLA X425 Fall 2013
- 16. Best Practices in Social Media for the Communications Professional Meeting 2 (April 23): Guest speaker: Instructor: Erik Deutsch (@ErikDeutsch) Twitter hashtag: #UCLAx425 UCLA X425 Corianda Dimes (@corianda) New Media Strategist, Bullfrog & Baum Fall 2013
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