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Leveraging Twitter for Business Richard C. Brasser and Kristen Galli The Targeted Group February 17, 2010 ©2010 The Targeted Group

Leveraging Twitter for Business

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Hear about the buzz but have no idea how to start? This is a crash course will help you understand why you should care about Twitter and how to get started.

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Leveraging Twitter

for Business

Richard C. Brasser and Kristen Galli

The Targeted Group

February 17, 2010

©2010 The Targeted Group

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Today’s Presenters:

Richard Brasser

Twitter: @socmedia365LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brasser Gvoice: 646.719.0619Email: [email protected]

Kristen Galli

Twitter: @TheTGLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kristengalliGvoice: 407.243.8554Email: [email protected]

www.thetargetedgroup.com 866-738-8768

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What IS social networking?

• Ask a few people in crowd

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Just for kids

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It is about…

A global network

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It is about…

Instant information

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It is about…

Viral growth of your message

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The most important

first step is to…

…BE A PART OF THE CONVERSATION

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Social Media Landscape

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Twitter:

From 2006 to Today

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Twitter Has Over 75 Million Users

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User Trend = BUSINESS Professionals

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Unique Advantages of

Using Twitter for Business

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Better access to high level individuals

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Learn Who Your Customer Is

Quickly become a thought leader

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Access to instant information

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Develop and promote your brand

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Improve customer service

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Gain competitive intelligence

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Drive people to your company website

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Participate in industry conversations

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Reputation management tool

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C.A.P.T.’N. (Create Your Account)

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C.A.P.T.’N. (Create Your Account)

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Status Bar:Share updates called “tweets” with your network.

Custom Background:Many users upload their own image to give their profile page a custom look.

News Feed:Real time updates from all users that you are following.

C.A.P.T.’N. (Acclimate Yourself to your Surroundings )

Twitter Network:Users you are following, users following you, and your lists.

Shortcuts:Links to your mentions, private messages, and trending topics among others.

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WHAT ?!

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Tweet

A 140 character message sent to the users that are following you.

Understanding the link between content and influence when using social media for business: http://tinyurl.com/aqpnio

Reply and Mention

Refer to another user by their username in your tweet.

Congratulations to @socmedia365 who is now a Class A PGA Professional! Great Job Richard!

Retweet

Repeating what someone else has said while giving them credit.

RT @TheTG: The link between social media and corporate social responsibility: http://tinyurl.com/bqkbRm

Direct Message

A private Twitter message.

D@DoubleG4 Thanks for taking the time to meet with me today. I will be in touch later in the week with the proposal we discussed.

Hashtag

Tag a tweet with a specific keyword.

At the PGA Show with @socmedia365 and @TheTG learning about social media #pgashowsm

@

RT@

D

#

“Tweet”

C.A.P.T.’N. (Publish/Post)

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C.A.P.T.’N. (Tools and Analysis)

Desktop and Mobile Clients

These applications help you stay connected in the office and while on the go.

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C.A.P.T.’N. (Tools and Analysis)

Link Shortening and Picture Uploading Tools

These third party tools let you attach relevant articles, whitepapers and images to your tweets.

http://smartblogs.com/socialmedia/2010/02/11/andys-answers-should-i-engage-in-

social-media-even-though-my-customers-arent-online/

http://tinyurl.com/yjamzkq

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Google Analytics

Use Google Analytics to track the number of visitors from your Twitter profile to your main company website.

C.A.P.T.’N. (Tools and Analysis)

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C.A.P.T.’N. (Network)

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What type of content do I post to Twitter?

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Natural Recommendations = TrustCreate buzz about upcoming events

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Case Study: How COOP Ale Works became a local household name

using Twitter

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Natural Recommendations = TrustRun contests

’s Free Account Friday

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Natural Recommendations = TrustPromote content you’ve created

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Natural Recommendations = TrustReplies to happy AND dissatisfied customers

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Case Study: How Jet Blue improved their customer service with Twitter

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Natural Recommendations = TrustIndustry thought leadership

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Natural Recommendations = TrustRun Twitter only specials

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Natural Recommendations = TrustCase Study:How Dell passed $3Million in sales using Twitter

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Leveraging Twitter for Business

• Integrate with your existing strategy

• Measure sales and ROI

• Assign resources and allocate time

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P.O.S.T.Four Simple Steps to Design Your Strategy

People

Objectives

Strategy

Technology

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10 ways to increase your impact with

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10 Power Steps

1. Listen!

2. Find your niche and become a thought

leader

1. Interact with your customer base

2. Build your network

3. Develop and promote your brand

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10 Power Steps

6. Be human

7. Follow Twitter etiquette

8. Don’t push your own agenda too much

9. Customize your profile

10. Stay positive!

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One Last Thing:

Our Vision for Social Networking