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Social Media101

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WORKSHOP OBJECTIVE What is Social Media?

Social Media Statistics & How it’s impacting our communication?

Social Media Networks: Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, Google Plus

How Businesses & Organizations are using them

What does Google have to do with it?

Social Media & Your BusinessGetting Started &Tools you can use

Evaluating your Social Media

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What is Social Media?

Activities, practices and behaviors among communities of people who gather online to share information, knowledge, and opinions using conversational media.

Easy to create & transmit content in the form of words, pictures, videos, and audios.

-The Social Media Bible by Lon Safko

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SM Statistics & how it’s impacting our communication?

Activities, practices and behaviors among communities of people

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Social Media Landscape

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Social Media Networks

Twitter

Linkedin

Google Plus

Facebook Timeline/CoverPhotos/Highlights

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On Twitter, anyone can read, write and share messages of up to 140 Characters.

These messages called Tweets. They are public and available to anyone interested in them. 

Twitter Users can subscribe to your messages by following your account and become Followers.

These Followers receive every one of your messages in their Timeline, which is a feed of all the accounts they have subscribed to.

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To quickly share information

To gather market intelligence and insights

To build relationships with customers and partners who are interested in your company. 

Often, there is already a conversation about your business happening on Twitter.

Check: #hashtag - www.twubs.com

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Watch who you follow & who follows you

Watch how you attract followers

Watch what you tweet & retweet

Watch which avatars/logos you use. Be consistent in your branding.

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Watch who you follow & who follows you

Watch how you attract followers

Watch what you tweet & retweet

Watch which avatars/logos you use. Be consistent in your branding.

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Online Presence

Things to Consider Design Content Marketing Strategy

Websites

Search Engine Optimization

Social Media Networks

Newsletter Database

QR Codes

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Websites Create/Revisit Your Sites

Company Overview Program/Services Descriptions Staff/Board Biographies Media Kit Update Partner list Add Stock Photos

Mobile Websites

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Google & SEO

Implement the following:

functionality to include keywords & descriptions on pages

Create Website sitemap for Google

Use Google Analytics

Use Google Webmaster Tools

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What are businesses Doing?

Validate all emails campaign

Create campaigns using database

E-blast

Event Announcements

Product Updates

News Updates

Highlighting Programs

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Program Apps

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Social Media Registration

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QR Code

Drive traffic to: Website Blog Facebook Page Twitter Page Google Plus Page Linkedin Youtube Create Contact in Address Book

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Social Media & Your Business

Know Your Business

Know Your Customers

Know Your Goals

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Social Media & Your Business

Create a Social Media Email

Create Excel Sheet with passwords

Create Editorial Calendar

Create your Social Media Accounts

Give your company image a descriptive label, such as YourCompanyName.jpg. It helps with SEO

Profile image, use the same one on all social media platforms to promote consistency

Customize your backgrounds, avatars, and profile images so that they reflect your brand.

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Social Media Tools

Google Analtyics Webmaster Tools AdWords Keyword Tool

Social Media Dashboards Hootsuite.com Tweetdeck.com Seesmic.com

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Tools

Website/Blogs wordpress.com wordpress.org Blogger.com

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Tools

Event/Email Marketing Facebook Events Constantcontact.com Eventbrite.com Plancast.com Pingg.com Punchbowl.com

Surveys Surveymonkey.com

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Tools

Cloud/Storage Sites Google Drive Dropbox.com

Images www.sxc.hu www.imageoptimizer.net

URL Shortner Bitly.com

QR Code qrcode.kaywa.com

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Take this with you…

Bottom line on social media: You ARE what you publish. (And what others publish about you.)” – David Meerman Scott

“The secret power of SM is not in the search rankings or new channel messaging but the ability to build cross cultural relationships.” – Toby Bloomberg

“Core strategy = Go where the conversations are. We’ve had ups and downs in our social media efforts and will continue to do so.” – Lionel Menchaca

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Problems?

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Veronica O. Morales

@TheSocialBeing

[email protected]

www.thesocialbeing.com

www.facebook.com/TheSocialBeingTX