My presentation to the 2011 PRSA Travel & Tourism conference. Please note that this presentation was designed as speaker support and is not intended to be viewed as a standalone presentation.
This document discusses the rise of social media and how it is changing how businesses interact with customers. Some key points made include:
- People are using social media to socialize, connect, and organize themselves more than ever before. They are also seeking opinions and voicing their own views online.
- Customers have become more informed and demanding due to access to information on social media. Businesses need to listen to and converse with consumers on these channels.
- Social media usage in Ireland has grown dramatically, with Facebook users up 200% and Twitter users increasing threefold in eight weeks.
- Case studies show how companies in industries like telecommunications, insurance, and retail are using social media
New Media Presentation - part 2 (The Effect on Business)René van den Bos
Second part of our presentation 'New Media for Marketing and Business Managers'. In this part we show the influence of New Media on business, provide a few famous cases and end with two tools managers can use to track their brands in the new media universum. Chewck out our website at www.digiredo.nl
Startup & entrepreneuriat #2.1: disrupt meJean Michel
This document discusses disruption in several industries including luxury goods, agriculture, audiovisual, healthcare, education, employment, automobiles, and more. It provides a list of sources of inspiration and articles about how startups and new technologies are disrupting traditional business models in each of these sectors. Links are included to posts from TheFamily and articles from sources like Forbes, The Economist, and Huffington Post about disruption in these various industries through innovations in areas such as digital technology, mobile apps, the sharing economy, and more. The document serves as a guide to thinking about disruption across multiple domains.
The document discusses several issues related to poor internet usage and online marketing practices:
1) Some companies use fake blogs and personas to promote their brands, but this is deceptive to consumers and can damage trust if discovered.
2) Privacy breaches on social media sites allow unauthorized access to users' personal information, making teenagers and children vulnerable online.
3) User-generated content campaigns aimed at attracting new customers, like contests, can backfire if not properly managed, as losing contestants may feel the competition was unfair and develop negative feelings towards the brand.
A presentation I did for http://www.amlearning.ca/ Amethyst Learning is dedicated to providing CFOs and other CAs with an education experience that is convenient, low cost, and interesting.
A presentation given to councillors and executives from the City of Charles Sturt, explaining what social media is in general terms, plus some ideas of where it is heading and what they can do to stay relevant in this new communication landscape.
My presentation to the 2011 PRSA Travel & Tourism conference. Please note that this presentation was designed as speaker support and is not intended to be viewed as a standalone presentation.
This document discusses the rise of social media and how it is changing how businesses interact with customers. Some key points made include:
- People are using social media to socialize, connect, and organize themselves more than ever before. They are also seeking opinions and voicing their own views online.
- Customers have become more informed and demanding due to access to information on social media. Businesses need to listen to and converse with consumers on these channels.
- Social media usage in Ireland has grown dramatically, with Facebook users up 200% and Twitter users increasing threefold in eight weeks.
- Case studies show how companies in industries like telecommunications, insurance, and retail are using social media
New Media Presentation - part 2 (The Effect on Business)René van den Bos
Second part of our presentation 'New Media for Marketing and Business Managers'. In this part we show the influence of New Media on business, provide a few famous cases and end with two tools managers can use to track their brands in the new media universum. Chewck out our website at www.digiredo.nl
Startup & entrepreneuriat #2.1: disrupt meJean Michel
This document discusses disruption in several industries including luxury goods, agriculture, audiovisual, healthcare, education, employment, automobiles, and more. It provides a list of sources of inspiration and articles about how startups and new technologies are disrupting traditional business models in each of these sectors. Links are included to posts from TheFamily and articles from sources like Forbes, The Economist, and Huffington Post about disruption in these various industries through innovations in areas such as digital technology, mobile apps, the sharing economy, and more. The document serves as a guide to thinking about disruption across multiple domains.
The document discusses several issues related to poor internet usage and online marketing practices:
1) Some companies use fake blogs and personas to promote their brands, but this is deceptive to consumers and can damage trust if discovered.
2) Privacy breaches on social media sites allow unauthorized access to users' personal information, making teenagers and children vulnerable online.
3) User-generated content campaigns aimed at attracting new customers, like contests, can backfire if not properly managed, as losing contestants may feel the competition was unfair and develop negative feelings towards the brand.
A presentation I did for http://www.amlearning.ca/ Amethyst Learning is dedicated to providing CFOs and other CAs with an education experience that is convenient, low cost, and interesting.
A presentation given to councillors and executives from the City of Charles Sturt, explaining what social media is in general terms, plus some ideas of where it is heading and what they can do to stay relevant in this new communication landscape.
The document discusses strategies for companies to bolster their reputation by addressing unhappy customers, correcting inaccurate rumors, and telling their story to provide the correct information. It also evaluates engagement and organizational strategies for Facebook in Australia based on the country's population.
MFAA & Social media - Adelaide 20-03-2014Lee Hopkins
The document discusses strategies for using social media, including generating leads through Facebook advertising, managing risks like negative comments or employee errors, and establishing an ethos of truth, trust, transparency and accountability. It provides tips on goals for social media use, highlighting special deals, customizing ad headlines, and generating leads through tactics like following prospects, hosting webinars, and sharing relevant content. The document also addresses monitoring trends and conversations around products as well as next steps for setting up profiles on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
The secret business of social networking: AHRI 2009 ConferenceLee Hopkins
The document discusses social networking and how it differs from the common perceptions. It argues that social networking is about connecting people and keeping in touch globally. It also discusses how social networking can benefit teams, productivity, and companies if implemented properly while addressing potential issues like legal and IT concerns. Resources for further information on social media are provided at the end.
The document discusses social media usage statistics in Australia. It states that according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the Australian population is 22.8 million as of 2022. Facebook has 11.5 million Australian users, which is approximately 50.4% of the total population. The document also provides usage statistics for other popular social media platforms in Australia like YouTube, which has 11 million active Australian users. It concludes by providing contact information for Lee Hopkins.
The document discusses ethics and social media. It covers topics such as applied ethics, descriptive ethics, and issues that can arise from social media use like lack of transparency, deception, and disrespecting community norms. Examples are provided of both ethical and unethical practices on social media, along with principles like honesty, transparency, respect, and responsibility that can guide ethical social media use.
This document provides an overview of advanced social media communication strategies and tools for local government. It begins with an introduction to social media and where it came from. It then discusses the key components of a social media strategy, including defining goals and metrics. It provides guidance on developing an effective presence on various social media platforms like blogs, Twitter, Facebook, podcasts and videos. It also discusses how to build engagement and deal with negative feedback. The document aims to equip readers with best practices for leveraging social media to communicate with constituents.
This document discusses advanced communication strategies and tools for social media. It outlines both the risks and benefits of social media engagement. It emphasizes the importance of truth, trust, transparency, and accountability in social media interactions. Case studies are presented regarding brand hijacking and employee errors on social media platforms at large companies.
Social media and WIMBN - Wollongong 16 Nov 2011Lee Hopkins
This document discusses the use of social media for communication strategies and tools. It provides statistics on Facebook usage in Australia and benefits of using social media to bolster a company's reputation. It also outlines risks like brand hijacking or negative comments. Guidelines are presented for an effective social media ethos based on truth, trust, transparency and accountability. Examples are given of responsive communication during social media crises. The document concludes with recommendations to set up social media profiles and collect online resources.
3d Virtual Worlds - presentation at IABC09 World ConferenceLee Hopkins
3D virtual worlds can be a useful tool for connecting people around the world and driving innovation for businesses. Many large companies are using virtual worlds for recruitment, training, and improving productivity. Virtual worlds also provide opportunities for socialization, as evidenced by accountants holding parties in Second Life. While virtual worlds are still developing, their revenue and user numbers continue growing each year. Overall they present opportunities for collaboration and creativity if their potential is fully recognized and exploited.
Blogs and podcasts are important to businesses because they are a way to communicate directly to your consumers, differentiate your company form your competitors, position you as an expert, build your brand and for overall media and public relations. They are also used as an important part of search engine marketing, relationship marketing and WOMM.
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The Greatest Question Since the Meaning of Life: What is the ROI of Social MediaLumension
Prior to the Web, companies controlled the engagement with their prospects and customers through information. With the advent of the Social Web and introduction of social media, we are no longer in control of the selling process or influencing the buyer. The people are in control. Today, companies must recognize the paradigm shift in the public relations and marketing landscape as Web 2.0 has fundamentally changed the way we connect, communicate and influence our customers, partners, press, analysts, and other industry influencers. In this presentation titled: The Greatest Question Since the Meaning of Life – What is ROI of Social Media?, C. Edward Brice, SVP of Worldwide Marketing for Lumension, will provide real world insight into the following:
• The evolving marketing and PR landscape
• Why marketing MUST use social media
• Lumension’s story
• Key learnings
• Dos and Don’ts
The document discusses the return on investment (ROI) of social media. It notes that social media is about conversation, not ROI, and conversations are about creating value rather than direct sales or leads. It provides examples of how one company, Lumension, has used social media including through blogging, YouTube, and online communities to increase awareness, thought leadership, customer insight, and press without focus on direct ROI metrics. It emphasizes that social media is a commitment to ongoing conversation rather than something that directly "scales", and provides lessons on deciding to have a conversation, understanding audiences, prioritizing content, thinking like a publisher, and integrating social media with a company website.
The document summarizes key topics discussed in a teleseminar about using social media and other online marketing strategies for tech companies during an economic recession. It provides tips on using tools like Twitter, blogs, online video and social bookmarking sites to engage customers and promote brands while spending less on traditional marketing. Specific strategies highlighted include developing relationships with bloggers, monitoring social media conversations, and testing content and design changes on websites.
A recent slideshow I gave - for an industry association wishing to understand a little more about social media.
PPT is a collection of things I have come across. Also see my slides show on Measuring Social Media.
The document discusses strategies for businesses to engage with customers on social media. It provides examples of how companies like Blackmores, Sportsgirl, and Dell have successfully used platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to build their brands and engage with customers. It emphasizes that developing a meaningful social media strategy requires identifying clear goals and metrics, regularly posting engaging content, and being prepared for two-way conversations to benefit from customer feedback and manage any negative comments.
The document discusses strategies for companies to bolster their reputation by addressing unhappy customers, correcting inaccurate rumors, and telling their story to provide the correct information. It also evaluates engagement and organizational strategies for Facebook in Australia based on the country's population.
MFAA & Social media - Adelaide 20-03-2014Lee Hopkins
The document discusses strategies for using social media, including generating leads through Facebook advertising, managing risks like negative comments or employee errors, and establishing an ethos of truth, trust, transparency and accountability. It provides tips on goals for social media use, highlighting special deals, customizing ad headlines, and generating leads through tactics like following prospects, hosting webinars, and sharing relevant content. The document also addresses monitoring trends and conversations around products as well as next steps for setting up profiles on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
The secret business of social networking: AHRI 2009 ConferenceLee Hopkins
The document discusses social networking and how it differs from the common perceptions. It argues that social networking is about connecting people and keeping in touch globally. It also discusses how social networking can benefit teams, productivity, and companies if implemented properly while addressing potential issues like legal and IT concerns. Resources for further information on social media are provided at the end.
The document discusses social media usage statistics in Australia. It states that according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the Australian population is 22.8 million as of 2022. Facebook has 11.5 million Australian users, which is approximately 50.4% of the total population. The document also provides usage statistics for other popular social media platforms in Australia like YouTube, which has 11 million active Australian users. It concludes by providing contact information for Lee Hopkins.
The document discusses ethics and social media. It covers topics such as applied ethics, descriptive ethics, and issues that can arise from social media use like lack of transparency, deception, and disrespecting community norms. Examples are provided of both ethical and unethical practices on social media, along with principles like honesty, transparency, respect, and responsibility that can guide ethical social media use.
This document provides an overview of advanced social media communication strategies and tools for local government. It begins with an introduction to social media and where it came from. It then discusses the key components of a social media strategy, including defining goals and metrics. It provides guidance on developing an effective presence on various social media platforms like blogs, Twitter, Facebook, podcasts and videos. It also discusses how to build engagement and deal with negative feedback. The document aims to equip readers with best practices for leveraging social media to communicate with constituents.
This document discusses advanced communication strategies and tools for social media. It outlines both the risks and benefits of social media engagement. It emphasizes the importance of truth, trust, transparency, and accountability in social media interactions. Case studies are presented regarding brand hijacking and employee errors on social media platforms at large companies.
Social media and WIMBN - Wollongong 16 Nov 2011Lee Hopkins
This document discusses the use of social media for communication strategies and tools. It provides statistics on Facebook usage in Australia and benefits of using social media to bolster a company's reputation. It also outlines risks like brand hijacking or negative comments. Guidelines are presented for an effective social media ethos based on truth, trust, transparency and accountability. Examples are given of responsive communication during social media crises. The document concludes with recommendations to set up social media profiles and collect online resources.
3d Virtual Worlds - presentation at IABC09 World ConferenceLee Hopkins
3D virtual worlds can be a useful tool for connecting people around the world and driving innovation for businesses. Many large companies are using virtual worlds for recruitment, training, and improving productivity. Virtual worlds also provide opportunities for socialization, as evidenced by accountants holding parties in Second Life. While virtual worlds are still developing, their revenue and user numbers continue growing each year. Overall they present opportunities for collaboration and creativity if their potential is fully recognized and exploited.
Blogs and podcasts are important to businesses because they are a way to communicate directly to your consumers, differentiate your company form your competitors, position you as an expert, build your brand and for overall media and public relations. They are also used as an important part of search engine marketing, relationship marketing and WOMM.
Q1 2017 Product Updates Webcast: Find talent and candidates open to new oppor...LinkedIn
Welcome to our Q1 2017 Quarterly Product Release webcast. A new, consolidated approach to how we inform customers of new features and enhancements
All product updates will be available in our Product Updates Hub: https://lnkd.in/productupdates
To increase your reach into and success engaging qualified candidates, LinkedIn Talent Solutions recently announced 3 new product updates: Open Candidates, Apply Starters, and Contractor Targeting.
This webcast takes a deep-dive into these features — along with other recent product enhancements, empowering users to start benefiting from them right away.
The Greatest Question Since the Meaning of Life: What is the ROI of Social MediaLumension
Prior to the Web, companies controlled the engagement with their prospects and customers through information. With the advent of the Social Web and introduction of social media, we are no longer in control of the selling process or influencing the buyer. The people are in control. Today, companies must recognize the paradigm shift in the public relations and marketing landscape as Web 2.0 has fundamentally changed the way we connect, communicate and influence our customers, partners, press, analysts, and other industry influencers. In this presentation titled: The Greatest Question Since the Meaning of Life – What is ROI of Social Media?, C. Edward Brice, SVP of Worldwide Marketing for Lumension, will provide real world insight into the following:
• The evolving marketing and PR landscape
• Why marketing MUST use social media
• Lumension’s story
• Key learnings
• Dos and Don’ts
The document discusses the return on investment (ROI) of social media. It notes that social media is about conversation, not ROI, and conversations are about creating value rather than direct sales or leads. It provides examples of how one company, Lumension, has used social media including through blogging, YouTube, and online communities to increase awareness, thought leadership, customer insight, and press without focus on direct ROI metrics. It emphasizes that social media is a commitment to ongoing conversation rather than something that directly "scales", and provides lessons on deciding to have a conversation, understanding audiences, prioritizing content, thinking like a publisher, and integrating social media with a company website.
The document summarizes key topics discussed in a teleseminar about using social media and other online marketing strategies for tech companies during an economic recession. It provides tips on using tools like Twitter, blogs, online video and social bookmarking sites to engage customers and promote brands while spending less on traditional marketing. Specific strategies highlighted include developing relationships with bloggers, monitoring social media conversations, and testing content and design changes on websites.
A recent slideshow I gave - for an industry association wishing to understand a little more about social media.
PPT is a collection of things I have come across. Also see my slides show on Measuring Social Media.
The document discusses strategies for businesses to engage with customers on social media. It provides examples of how companies like Blackmores, Sportsgirl, and Dell have successfully used platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to build their brands and engage with customers. It emphasizes that developing a meaningful social media strategy requires identifying clear goals and metrics, regularly posting engaging content, and being prepared for two-way conversations to benefit from customer feedback and manage any negative comments.
Expand Your Business With Social Media - ColderICE at eBay On LocationJohn Lawson
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn… do you know which social media sites can help you increase your sales and grow your business? Learn the strategies and best practices for establishing your social media presence and building your online reputation as an eBay seller, Trading Assistant or Education Specialist.
Social Media Presentation - Scottish Food and Drink (Dubai - all 3 parts)Hamill Associates Ltd
The document summarizes a presentation on social media and its implications for the food and drink industry. It discusses how social media has fundamentally changed online interactions and customer expectations. It provides examples of how major brands are using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and reviews sites. It emphasizes the importance of understanding where customers interact online and engaging with them through social media.
Social media success strategies June 2010 by CEO Hillary Bresslerhillarybressler
The document discusses social media strategies for business success. It defines social media and provides statistics on the growth and usage of major platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The presentation outlines how companies can use social media for sales, branding, customer service, recruiting, and more. It provides best practices like listening to customers, telling your story, and setting realistic expectations. Challenges discussed include not replacing other marketing, the difficulty of monetization, and dealing with bad reviews. Monitoring tools and the latest platforms like Foursquare and Twitter advertising are also mentioned.
Presentation introducing social media strategy, introducing how I first got into social media and tips on how to make social media work for your business!
This presentation provides an overview of social media and how it fits into digital marketing strategies. It discusses key social media platforms and metrics for measuring social media performance. Several case studies of companies using social media successfully and unsuccessfully are also summarized.
Workshop session run for Imre LTD on Febuary 16 2009. An introduction to social media, a journey to give understanding of the concept to those curious about what impact social media can have on their business. The journey is to get delegates thinking about the scope of social media but also start dialogues about how a business can absorb social media practices in to the daily routine of the teams having to maintain the on line presences.
The document discusses how the digital landscape has changed significantly over the past decade, with social media and smartphones now ubiquitous. It recommends that businesses focus on actively engaging in the digital world by listening, monitoring social media, having social media policies and strategies, and embracing transparency and collaboration online. The future holds rising opportunities around data analytics, location-based apps and services, and augmented reality technologies.
An edSocialMedia preso to the Western Boarding Schools Associations (May 2009). It began with a wide view of the benefits of social media and then focused on stories of how boarding schools are using social media to improve communications with constituents.
Sue Anstiss presented on using social media for businesses. She discussed how social media allows for two-way conversations rather than one-way communication. Some key ways to use social media include generating sales leads, product development, customer support, and more. She outlined 10 keys to success in social media, including having a strategy, experimenting personally before professionally, listening, being transparent, and measuring results.
This document discusses electronic word of mouth (eWoM) and its evolution from traditional word of mouth communication. It defines eWoM as any positive or negative statement made about a product or company available online. The presentation covers the key elements of eWoM content, different types of influencers, and case studies of both positive and negative eWoM examples from companies like Starbucks, McDonalds, and Whole Foods. It also discusses how eWoM can go viral and how companies can build communities through engaging content that motivates sharing.
Leveraging Social Media Platforms; Techniques and Tools to Monitor and Measur...Michael Pranikoff
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The document discusses how companies can manage customer feedback received through social media. It provides examples of both positive and negative customer interactions on social platforms. The key recommendations are to establish social media guidelines for responding to feedback, actively monitor and respond to comments, and acknowledge negative reviews while being transparent.
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The document discusses how communication professionals can support successful adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). It notes that while AI may perform some communication tasks better than humans, human input remains critical to facilitate real connections. The document recommends that communicators be part of cross-functional teams on AI, identify advocates, review communication strategies, and ensure communications are thoughtful and address people's concerns about job loss or other impacts of change. It also provides examples of AI tools and discusses how communication professionals can prepare for the future by developing analysis and thinking skills.
The document discusses social media strategies for organizations. It outlines both risks and benefits of social media use including brand hijacking, negative comments, employee errors, and building goodwill. The document recommends following principles of truth, trust, transparency and accountability in social media communications. Case studies are provided of companies like Vodafone facing issues from employee social media errors.
Social media has become a major form of communication worldwide. The document discusses key facts about social media usage globally and in Australia. It then covers the main types of social media tools including blogs, microblogs like Twitter, social networks, podcasts, and videos. The document emphasizes that social media is about conversation and discusses principles for effective social media engagement including truth, trust, transparency and accountability. It also provides tips for organizations on how to use social media strategically.
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Social media, inside or outside of the organisation is not a magic bullet. It won’t solve your communication issues overnight and it will probably just add to them at first. But it will not go away and it is something every internal communicator will have to become adept at managing.
Risk (RRISC) is what you are exposed to if you do not address the following 5 elements of social networking listed below, i.e. Risk of losing a positive opportunity for your business or exposure to significant business and personal Risk. RRISC focuses on the result if action is or is not taken which I suggest plugs more into the “What’s in it For Me? / How does this affect me?” that assists with memory recall and motivation for action.
You need guidance from the C-suite as to how to handle areas of potential conflict (e.g. redundancies, pay freezes, company direction) but remember: it is better to welcome the conflict than to stamp it out, because conflict gives you a pulse reading of where things need improving, and who better than the C-suite to ‘clear the air’?Source: http://www.thomascrampton.com/wp-content/uploads/picture-17.png
If you lie to us you will lose our trustIf you hide things, or obfuscate, you will lose our trustIf you aren’t accountable for the things you tell us you will lose our trustGetting our trust back in the 21st century will be a much harder task than it was in the 20th
Kiss = keep it simple and sharply focusedFind 2.0 evangelists in the organisation and let them champion the tools in a pilotDon’t try and roll out a company-wide suite of tools in one go; start small in one area and test, test, testAs the evangelists and users of the social media tools what they think of the pilot so far – take their advice seriouslyAs per their advice, refine and when you are comfortable roll it out to more groups/areas of the organisationAlways monitor the conversations for what is being said. "Then, if the crap does hit the fan, maybe – just maybe – they'll like you enough not to tweet about your stupid CEO or your dumb-ass promotion or whatever. And hey, if they really love you, they might – just might – stick up for you. Now, that's a key measure of success in the online world (and offline too)!“ http://prwarrior.typepad.com/my_weblog/2010/01/lack-of-control-pr.html
Black Swan: The theory was described by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his 2007 book The Black Swan. Taleb regards almost all major scientific discoveries, historical events, and artistic accomplishments as "black swans"—undirected and unpredicted. He gives the rise of the Internet, the personal computer, World War I, and the September 11, 2001 attacks as examples of Black Swan events.The term Black Swan comes from the 17th century European assumption that 'All swans are white'. In that context, a black swan was a symbol for something that was impossible or could not exist. In the 18th Century, the discovery of black swans in Western Australia metamorphosed the term to connote that a perceived impossibility may actually come to pass. Taleb notes that John Stuart Mill first used the Black Swan narrative to discuss falsification.