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EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY GOVERNMENTAL USAGE “Organizations will realize the requirement of involving all their staff in promoting their content through social media channels.” - Ian Cleary, Founder of Razorsocial “Social media has undoubtedly allowed a shift in the power balance to happen from governments and politicians to the electorate and voters.” - Toni Cowan-Brown, Client Executive at Burson-Marsteller THE EXPERTS’ VIEW CONTENT MARKETING SOCIAL ADS MICRO VIDEOS VISUAL WEB SOCIAL SELLING MEASUREMENT >>>>>> STRONG FOCUS ON CONTENT MARKETING CONTINUES >>>>>> PASSION-BASED EXPERIENCE “Users will begin to seek out passion-based content and social networks.” - Claude Silver, Head of Strategy & Digital at Publicis Selling through social channels will become the norm. Content is King: you need to follow 80-20 rule, 80% ef- forts in content marketing, 20% in curation. Video and image based applications are making the creation and dissemination of videos easier than ever. More brands will start to work as publishers: hir- ing editors, copywriters and ex-journalists. Measurement insights will be used to outmatch competitors’ marketing activity. www.talkwalker.com SOCIAL MEDIA WILL FURTHER IMPACT OUR LIFESTYLES “It may be that 2014 is the year many of us have had enough. Consumers are reach- ing saturation point with digital technology and are growing in concern regarding the digital foot- print.” - Clare Facey, Social Media Expert SHARE YOUR OPINION! @Talkwalker MOBILE ACCESS “Mobile will continue to play an increasingly important role with mobile being the main device for accessing social con- tent.” - Ian Cleary, Founder of Razorsocial 40% 10% 20% 10% 10% 10% Don’t be a goat: build your ‘Author-ity’ Across the social networks, there will be more use of paid media to gain visibility. - Ian Cleary, Founder of Razorsocial - Lisa Moretti, Senior Social Strategist - Elaine Cameron, Director of Strategic Research at Burson-Marsteller - Harsh Ajmera, Owner at Digital Insights - Toni Cowan-Brown, Client Executive at Burson-Marsteller - Paul Brelsford, Intelligence and Counter-terrorism Expert at DSRM - Dave Chaffey, CEO of Smart Insights TOP SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING TRENDS IN 2014 SOCIAL MEDIA FOR SOCIAL GOOD “If you’re a marketer or business owner you need to start thinking about what your brand is doing in terms of giving back.” - Jemima Gibbons, Social Media Strategist BUT BEWARE OF DIGITAL REBELLION... “Nobody likes a sales-driven customer service team. On social media, we have the ability to speak up – loudly.” - Luke Brynley-Jones, Founder of Our Social Times “In a post-Snowden world, we are becoming more cautious about what is online. The existing legal system is unevenly applied at present, but the really big change will happen next year.” - Brendon Craigie, CEO of Hotwire

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EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY

GOVERNMENTAL USAGE

“Organizations will realize the requirement of involving all their staff in promoting their content through social media channels.” - Ian Cleary, Founder of Razorsocial

“Social media has undoubtedly allowed a shift in the power balance to happen from governments and politicians to the electorate and voters.” - Toni Cowan-Brown, Client Executive at Burson-Marsteller

THE EXPERTS’ VIEW

CONTENTMARKETING

SOCIAL ADSMICRO VIDEOS

VISUAL WEB

SOCIAL SELLING

MEASUREMENT

>>>>>>STRONG FOCUS ON CONTENT MARKETING CONTINUES>>>>>>

PASSION-BASED EXPERIENCE“Users will begin to seek out passion-based content and social networks.” - Claude Silver, Head of Strategy & Digital at Publicis

Selling through social channels will become the norm.

Content is King: you need to follow 80-20 rule, 80% ef-forts in content marketing, 20% in curation.

Video and image based applications are making the creation and dissemination of videos easier than ever.

More brands will start to work as publishers: hir-ing editors, copywriters and ex-journalists.

Measurement insights will be used to outmatch competitors’ marketing activity.

www.talkwalker.com

SOCIAL MEDIA WILL FURTHERIMPACT OUR LIFESTYLES

“It may be that 2014 is the year many of us have had enough.

Consumers are reach-ing saturation point with digital technology and are growing in concern regarding the digital foot-print.” - Clare Facey, Social Media Expert

SHARE YOUR OPINION! @Talkwalker

MOBILE ACCESS“Mobile will continue to play an increasingly important role with mobile being the main device for accessing social con-tent.” - Ian Cleary, Founder of Razorsocial

40%

10%20%

10%

10%10%

Don’t be a goat: build your ‘Author-ity’

Across the social networks, there will be more use of paid media to gain visibility.

- Ian Cleary, Founder of Razorsocial

- Lisa Moretti, Senior Social Strategist

- Elaine Cameron,Director of Strategic Research at

Burson-Marsteller

- Harsh Ajmera, Owner at Digital Insights

- Toni Cowan-Brown, Client Executive at Burson-Marsteller

- Paul Brelsford, Intelligence and Counter-terrorism Expert at DSRM

- Dave Chaffey, CEO of Smart Insights

TOP SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING TRENDS IN 2014

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR SOCIAL GOOD “If you’re a marketer or business owner you need to start thinking about what your brand is doing in terms of giving back.” - Jemima Gibbons, Social Media Strategist

BUT BEWARE OF DIGITAL REBELLION...

“Nobody likes a sales-driven customer service team.

On social media, we have the ability to speak up – loudly.” - Luke Brynley-Jones, Founder of Our Social Times

“In a post-Snowden world, we are becoming more cautious about what is online.

The existing legal system is unevenly applied at present, but the really big change will happen next year.” - Brendon Craigie, CEO of Hotwire