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What Is Social Media Marketing?

“Social Media Marketing: Enables Others to Advocate for Your Business Through Compelling Content”

Image credit: Ian Sane

Social media sites are websites that allow for two-way conversations, commenting, connecting or friending other users and sharing media

•Friendster 2002

•Tribe.net, linkedin, myspace 2003

•Facebook 2004

•Youtube 2005

•Twitter 2006

•Social shopping

•Craigslist

•Etsy, polivore

•Social tagging del.icio.us

•Kickstarter

•Microlending kiva

SOCIAL MEDIA | THINGS TO STRIVE FOR |

• BE AUTHENTIC. People can spot a fake from miles away.

• BE CONSISTENT. Commit time and resources necessary to do it well.

• LISTEN + RESPOND. This is a two-way conversation.

• ADD VALUE in relevant ways.

• SHARE stories and pictures.

• BE PATIENT. It takes time to build a network in person. Same thing applies in social media.

marketing + public relations evolved

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10 Billion+ Tweets Sent on Twitter Since 2006

Photo Credit: Rosaura Ochoa Source: Mashable

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126 Million

The number of blogs on the Internet.

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o9191% say consumer reviews are the % say consumer reviews are the #1 aid to buying #1 aid to buying decisionsdecisions - - JC Williams GroupJC Williams Group

o8787% % trust a friend’s recommendation trust a friend’s recommendation over critic’s over critic’s review review - - Marketing SherpaMarketing Sherpa

o33 times more likely to times more likely to trust peer opinions over trust peer opinions over advertising for purchasing decisionsadvertising for purchasing decisions - - Jupiter Research Jupiter Research

o11 word-of-mouth conversation has word-of-mouth conversation has impact of impact of 200 TV ads200 TV ads - - BuzzAgentBuzzAgent

* * Slide courtesy of Digital Influence GroupSlide courtesy of Digital Influence Group

Social media influences peopleSocial media influences people

People are using social mediaPeople are using social media

Social media sites are the fastest-growing category on the Social media sites are the fastest-growing category on the web, doubling their traffic over the last year. web, doubling their traffic over the last year.

o7373% of active online users have % of active online users have read a blogread a blogo4545% have started % have started their own blogtheir own blogo5757% have joined a % have joined a social networksocial networko5555% have uploaded % have uploaded photosphotoso8383% have watched % have watched video clipsvideo clips

Universal McCann’s Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, Universal McCann’s Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, April 2008. 17,000 respondents from 29 countries, *using April 2008. 17,000 respondents from 29 countries, *using internet at least every other dayinternet at least every other day

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Study showed that …− 77% of online shoppers read consumer product

reviews and ratings before making a purchase − $2 Billion of online travel purchases a year are

affected by social media− 24% of online car shoppers have changes their mind

about a vehicles purchase based on social media− 51% of journalists read blogs for story ideas− 28% of top search engine results are social media

sites

Trends of Social MediaJuniper Research

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Social media marketing is Social media marketing is growinggrowing

SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED

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User-generated content (UGC) refers to various kinds of media content that is produced or primarily influenced by end-users; as opposed to traditional media outlets.

Consumer-generated media (CGM) describes word-of-mouth behavior that exists on the Internet. Typically, consumer-generated media encompasses opinions, experiences, advice and commentary about products, brands, companies and services—usually informed by personal experience —that exist in consumer-created postings on Internet discussion boards, forums, Usenet newsgroups and blogs.

Social Media DefinedUser-generated content, Consumer-generated media

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Social Bookmarking is a method for Internet users to store, organize, search, and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet with the help of metadata.

Social media optimization is about implementing changes to a site (or blog) so that others can easily link to it, tag it, post a comment to it; and then submit it to social bookmarking sites; making it social media ready!

Social Media DefinedSocial bookmarking, Social Media Optimization

Valentine’s Day: Jet Blue passengers are stranded for up to 8 hours on runway. They film and blog their ordeal.

Soc Jet Blue understood how its reputation was being hurt online and so CEO David Neelman quickly crafted a YouTube apology.

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• Imagine my surprise when I came home from the hospital and found the box from Pro Flowers on my deck.  Thank you so very much for your thoughtfulness and kindness.  I will never, ever forget your gesture to me.  Mom came through the surgery like a trooper.  When I saw her afterward she was glowing.  For the first time in months and months she had no pain.  I'm anxious for her physical therapy to begin so that I can hopefully bring her home this weekend.

 

Again, with all my heart, thank you.  (I'm wearing my rings as I type this.  They make me so happy because of the beautiful rainbow colors.)

 

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June 2010

BP spills millions of barrels of the oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Finds its online PR response clogged by Facebook outrage and a fake, hilarious Twitter account.

Social Relevance: While BP spent £93m on ads, social media kept the pressure on. 350 “Boycott BP” Facebook groups formed and 188,000 followed fake @BPGlobalPR.

oAvoid Avoid pufferypuffery (people will ignore it)(people will ignore it)

oAvoid Avoid evasionevasion and and lyinglying(people (people won’t won’t ignore it)ignore it)

oCompanies have watched Companies have watched their their biggest screw-up's biggest screw-up's rise to the top 10 of a rise to the top 10 of a Google searchGoogle search

oAdmit your mistakes Admit your mistakes right awayright away

Southwest Air’s “Customer of Size” policy receives a high-profile roasting when the airline targets director Kevin Smith and he tweets his experiences.

Social Relevance: Forcing obese passengers to buy an extra ticket had taken a back seat on the news agenda until Smith’s tweet to millions hit the headlines.

February 2010

September 2010

McDonald’s wasn’t overly concerned by this local TV ad made by a community nutrition group linking its burgers to heart disease. That’s before they took it to YouTube.

Folksy “Isn’t Wal-Mart great” travel blog “Wal-Marting Across America” hits a reputation pot-hole when unmasked as being paid for by company.

Social Relevance: Black eye for Wal-Mart amid accusations that it was trying to shift attention away from criticism of its labor practices.

October 2006

Resources required for social Resources required for social media may include:media may include:

o Strategic consultationStrategic consultationo TrainingTrainingo Creating contentCreating contento Integrating toolsIntegrating toolso Distributing contentDistributing contento Relationship managementRelationship managemento Measuring valueMeasuring value

Social Media is not freeSocial Media is not free

We look at these categories:• Brand monitoring• Competitive intelligence• Industry monitoring• Thought leadership• Lead generation and sales• Customer service• Search engine optimization (SEO)• Crisis communication• Product development• Advertising and marketing effectiveness

Listening Tools

Listening

• Nearby tweets

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We Are Listening

Our #1 Complaint

• Bizrate• Compliant #1 doesn't represent• 900 number

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Conversion up by %11

• Returns down• Conversion up

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oDon't Don't shoutshout. Don't . Don't broadcastbroadcast. Don’t . Don’t bragbrag. .

oSpeak like yourself Speak like yourself – not – not a corporate marketing shill a corporate marketing shill or press secretaryor press secretary

oPersonify your brand Personify your brand – – give people something they give people something they can relate to.can relate to.

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• The conversation is not:– controlled– organized– “on message”

• The conversation is:– organic– complex– speaks in a human voice

• Social media is not a strategy or a tactic – it’s simply a channel.

The social media conversation

Building relationships…

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Fix Great Fan Pages• http://www.facebook.com/threadless for Threadless T-

shirts. Very engaging, great use of video, a weekly center of community engagement

• http://www.facebook.com/pages/UJA-Federation/212360145318? UJA- Federation of Toronto. Regular updates, comments from fans and a mix of events, current events, and news items

• http://www.facebook.com/JewishClimateCampaign for Jewish Climate Campaign. Sharing links to news, commenting on posts, growing daily

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ZAPPOS – Customer service is ZAPPOS – Customer service is centralcentralo Zappos, an online shoe retailer, makes Zappos, an online shoe retailer, makes

customer service central with a focus customer service central with a focus on “on “making personal making personal and and emotional emotional connectionsconnections.”.”

o Divert marketing budget to customer Divert marketing budget to customer service (they service (they outsource marketing to outsource marketing to their customerstheir customers; they don’t outsource ; they don’t outsource their call centre)their call centre)

o Use Twitter to promote their brandUse Twitter to promote their brando Website displays any Website displays any public tweetspublic tweets mentioning mentioning

of their brandof their brando CEO has over 400,000 followersCEO has over 400,000 followerso 430430 employees on Twitter employees on Twitter

o $1billion $1billion in sales last year and their in sales last year and their expanding into new product categoriesexpanding into new product categories

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Bookmarking

Blogs

Blogs

What is it?• Frequently updated online

journals, published in reverse chronological order

• A blog is a platform for writing, not a style of writing

• Popular platforms include– Wordpress, Typepad, Blogger– Posterous and Tumblr

What is it good for?•Connecting with global

community of Jews•Personally connecting with

communities big and small•Provides perspective and

context to a company•Delivering insight into

influential mindset•Great for SEO

How to

Polyvore and Rich Media Content

Blogs

Sharing

The third largest website in the world

The 2nd most popular search engine

425 million unique visitors a month

In the U.S., 134.4 million viewers watched more than 13 billion videos on YouTube in December 2009

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The Thing to Keep in Mind

Do’s and Don’ts

Social Networks

Facebook: Profile, Group, Fan PagePersonal Profile The primary account on Facebook and it is how individuals connect with individuals.

Some professionals maintain two accounts – one to connect with friends, family; one to connect with colleagues.Do not create a personal profile for your organization, that is against terms of service and you can lose the profile.

Group Mulitple admins can create events, message members and update the group status. Updates to the group do not go into Newsfeed and event invitations come from individuals, not the group. People come to associate events with the fellows and not with org

Fan Page Multiple admins can create events and message members.Updates from a Fan Page show up in Newsfeeds and event invitations come from organization instead of the individual fellow. That helps secure the relationship and branding of organization.Fan Pages can favourite pages of other groups to show affiliations. You can also add applications and make “bespoke tabs” on your Fan Page.Fan pages can be connected to the blog and out to your Twitter account to make it easier to communicate.

News feedStatus update: Enter a short message to tell your friends how you’re doing, share a link, new photos or event.

News feed or live feed is where you see updates from the people you are friends with, groups and pages.

You can hide people if you think they post too much or about things you don’t care about.

Top navigation bar: profile, friends, inbox, and settings

News feed/Home Page

Requests: This includes friend requests, event invitations, group invitations and fan page suggestions

Suggestions: People you might be friends with (based on mutual friends and address books); actions you can take to reconnect with people you’re friends with.

Events and Birthdays: A quick way to see what events you have RSVPed Yes or Maybe; upcoming birthdays of people in your network.

Chat and notifications: Were you tagged? Did someone comment after you? Was a friend request accepted?

Adding friends

Make sure you see everyoneThis new FB format is blocking all of your friends' news feeds except for 250 people that Facebook selects•Go to FB Home Page.1.Choose "Live Feed.”2.Scroll to the bottom & click " Edit Options.”3. You will then see your "News Feed Settings." Change the 250 to 5000, which is Facebook's friend limit, and your feed will work correctly again.

Groups

Updates come from members, not the name of the group.

Messages go into inbox, not updates.

The group symbol at the top is how you can distinguish group from page.

Groups can not “favorite” other groups.

Event CreationStart from the page or group you want to have be the event host

Begin to add information about the event

Building an Event: Step 2

Add a logo for the group or an image that people will associate with the event.

Select event type and add a full description.

Important: Does a Facebook RSVP count as an RSVP or do people need to use another system? Make that clear in the description.

Step 3: Invite Friends

• Invite group members and friends that might be interested

• Don’t blanket invite all of your friends to every event, segment friends by city or interest

www.facebook.com/username

Fcommerce

All updates come from the organization, not individuals.

Fans receive updates, but not to their inbox.

Changes to fan page go into news feed of fans.

Social Sign In

Fix Great Fan Pages• http://www.facebook.com/threadless for Threadless T-

shirts. Very engaging, great use of video, a weekly center of community engagement

• http://www.facebook.com/pages/UJA-Federation/212360145318? UJA- Federation of Toronto. Regular updates, comments from fans and a mix of events, current events, and news items

• http://www.facebook.com/JewishClimateCampaign for Jewish Climate Campaign. Sharing links to news, commenting on posts, growing daily

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Be yourselfBe Yourself

• The conversation is not:– controlled– organized– “on message”

• The conversation is:– organic– complex– speaks in a human voice

• Social media is not a strategy or a tactic – it’s simply a channel.

The social media conversation

Post frequetlyPost Frequently

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•Is it true that the Rabbi get less then 4 hours of sleep a night?

•Does chabad love Israel?•Are Woman considered equal in traditional Judaism?

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U: How close is the user to the person/brand that postedW: What is the weight of the objectD: How long ago was the object created

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Additional Facebook To-Dos

• Wish happy birthday• Search for like minded people • Set your privacy settings to limit access to your

account• http://www.allfacebook.com/2009/02/facebook-

privacy/

Do’s and Don'ts

Twittersphere

Refresher: Twitter

What is it?• A social network based on 140 character

updates• Messages can be public or private• A form of phatic expression, a digital

water-cooler or oneg shabbat• It can be a “tivo-ed IM” or group text

message

What is it good for?• Delivering minute-by-minute updates from

personal perspective• Sharing information and getting feedback• Following events through the eyes of

enthusiasts• Interacting with a diverse, global Jewish

population, journalists and company representatives

Things to Have Ready

• What will your username be?• Will you connect account to your phone?• What email address will you use for the account –

personal or work?• What photograph or image will you use for your

avatar?• How will you describe yourself in 160 characters in

your profile?• What website will you link to from profile?

The easiest way to find friends on Twitter is to check your Gmail, Yahoo or AOL email address book against the Twitter database.

This is safe and you won’t email all of your friends if you do it.

Don’t want to? Skip this step.

The suggested users list includes celebrities like LeVar Burton and Suze Orman, online celebrities, news outlets and well known online personalities. Pick the folks you want to follow or skip this step.

Type your 140 character message (tweet) here.

Twitter Stream

Where you see tweets from the people you follow. To see more, refresh the page or scroll down.

You’ll just see the most recent tweets.

The number of people you follow, the number of people that follow you and the number of lists you’re on.

A rotating list of Twitter applications and related web sites.

@pinnyice goes to a page that shows every tweet with my username in it, aka mentions or @replies

Direct Messages goes to an inbox of private tweets. Only users that you follow can send you a DM.

Favorites is a list of tweets that you have starred or favorited to remember for later.

Retweets: An easy way to see if you’ve been retweeted (RT)

Search box allows you to search all of twitter, it is the same as http://search.twitter.com

Current Avatar and username, number of times you’ve twittered

A selection of tweets from the @Pinnyice

You can save searches to easily return to them.

Trending Topics are the most popular words being used on Twitter at this time. Often related to celebrity news, disasters or tech.

Lists: Following and Creating

• Lists are a way to group users together based on topics, regions, interests

• If you follow a list, you’ll see a timeline of only those people when you click on the list

• A way to sort and keep-up with people

RT or Retweeting

• A form of forwarding a tweet to your followers

• Easy to do with the Retweet button on twitter or many similar options on applications

• It will appear from the original user, with a nore that you RT

This information will help people find out more about you and your organization

Have a smart phone? Add an application to your phone or use m.twitter.com.Have a regular mobile phone? Recommend setting this up so you can send tweets from the phone, but turn off alerts coming into your phone. I only have Direct Messages come as text messages.

FINDING PEOPLE TO FOLLOW

How to find interesting people?

• Use Twitter search to find people talking about topics you enjoy

• See who people you know are talking to and follow those people

• Then go to their profile and click the follow button

Types of Messages• Tweet: Goes out to everyone that follows you and

is searchable• @reply or @mention: Includes the @username

of another user and will show up in the twitter streams of people that follow both of you

• Direct Message or DM: A private message that you can send to someone who follows you and that you receive from people who follow you

Sending a Direct Message

• d username Then the text of your message to the person

• Go to their twitter page and click on “message username” and a new screen will pop up and let you messge them

• Go to your Direct Message inbox and use the pull down menu to select a user to write

So… what do we tweet about?

• Upcoming events• Share links to interesting articles, posts from your

blog, videos or other things on the web• Ask questions, answer questions• Anything that interests you

• Remember – small talk helps build relationships and Twitter is built for small talk

ADVANCED TOOLS

Applications

Desktop Applications• Tweetdeck or Seesmic• Mrtweet and tweet laterPhotos• NearbytweetMobile Applications• Ubertwitter or for Blackberry, Tweetdeck or

Tweetie2 for iPhone

Additional Vocabulary• Hashtag: a word with a # before it used in a tweet to

link it directly to a search of the word. Often used when tweeting from an event or to draw attention to a topic #shabbatshalom #UJCGA

• Retweet or RT: to forward another persons tweet to your list of followers

• Shortened URL: Tinyurl.com, Bit.ly and is.gd are examples of URL shorteners that will automatically make your long URL into a short one for twitter.

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Share links to neat things in your community

Be helpful

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Throw in a few humans

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What it does well

Do’s and Don’ts

LinkedIn

• Grow your network– Connect with former colleagues– Connect with fellow alumni – Connect with members of

volunteer organizations or ICPAS– Six degrees of separation– Build your profile

• Get involved– Find groups that interest you and get

involved in the discussion forums– Use LinkedIn Questions to leave

thoughtful, smart answers to help other people and build relationships

– Write recommendations for other people and ask for others to write recommendations for you

Job seekerLeedsFinding peopleJoining groupsPosting on groups

LinkedIn Tutorial

How effective are you at building relationships?

What does networking mean to you?

What does your network look like?

Online connections

Professional Networks

Community

Colleagues

Family & friends

The main page of LinkedIn can be very confusing. The navigation across the top is very useful during a job search – jobs, companies and people all connect you to different search options. Answers takes you to a section of LinkedIn where you can ask questions or give advice to others.

In the right sidebar is quick navigation to your personal groups, profiles, contacts, inbox and applications. The inbox in the middle is a quick view where you can accept invitations to connect. On the far right are suggested people you might know.

As you scroll down the main page of LinkedIn, you’ll see updates from people in your networks. Status updates, new recommendations, group updates and applications.

You will also see events that other people are joining.

The profile view in LinkedIn will give you an overview of current and recent job, education, recommendations from others about work, connections and quick links out to web sites.

You can also see recent activity related to updates, new connections, events and some group activity.

Groups: Alumni, Professional, Interest

These are the groups that include the word Hebrew in the group name or description.

Look for alumni groups or professional affiliations and join for discussion and events.

Social Check In’s

Reviews

Another reason to care about reviews

Do’s and Don’ts

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