Licensing University: Understanding Social Media

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www.socialmediabootcamp.com instructor Eric Schwartzman led this session at the Licensing Show in Las Vegas 2010.

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Your Gateway to Online AudiencesNew Media and Social Media:

Understanding New Communications Technologies

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Star Wars 30th Anniversary

Salt Lake Olympics

Academy Awards

Britney Spears

Pussycat Dolls

Recovering News Junkie

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• What it was like

• What happened

• How it is now

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Control Freak

Data Points

Overarching Message

Supporting Messages

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Media Training

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Word of Mouth Channels

Public Affairs

CustomerRelations

Investor Relations

Labor Relations

Community Relations

Industry Relations

Media Relations

Analyst Relations

Public Relations

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Media Relations

Mass Media

Television Magazines

Radio

Newspapers

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Influence Peddling

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Tools of the Trade

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Mainstream News Media Cycles

Photo by Olivander

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News Break Strategy

National News

Influencers

Regional News

Local News

Trade Press

Target Audience

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Score Ink

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Addicted to the Illusion of Control

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White Light Experience

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Evolution of Media

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Web Gave Life to New Media

Email

SEO

Websites

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New Media as Mass Media

Photo by Adulau

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Control through Stridence

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They’re Googling You

3 billion – Daily searches on Google 230 million – Americans with Net access 93% -- Americans with high-speed Net access 228 million – Americans with mobile phones 1.6 billion – Worldwide online population

Source: Googled by Ken Auletta

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New Media Drives Purchasing Decisions

Source: Universal McCann

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Clicks Instead of Clips

Source: Wikipedia

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Getting Found through Search

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New Media Got Social

Microblogging

Email

SEO

Blogs/PodcastsContent Social

Networks

Websites

Pure SocialNetworks

Monitoring

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It’s to Got be Easy

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Photo by Spackletoe

Minimize Friction

• Ease of use

• Content’s claim to the crown

• User experience and reputation

• Flash, PDFs, UI, Navigation

• Ease of Use and Adoption

Evolution of Customer Experience

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Marketing Convenience with Apps

Source: Sit or Squat

search reviewfilter share

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User Experience Generates Conversation

User Ratings on Comments

Social Search

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Citizen Journalism

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No Secrets

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No Where to Hide

Social browser widget

Website as social object

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Consumer Generated Photo Opp

Source: Twitpic

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Rethink the Photo Opp

Photo by Leo Reynolds

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Press Pool Evaporates (9,500 Jobs Lost in 2009)

Source: Papercuts

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For Immediate Discovery

• Old methods stopped working

• Fewer news media opps to place

• Social media was immediate

•Reputations defined by conversations

Photo by Juandazeng

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Social Cyber Squatting

Source: namechk

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Business Case for Social Media

Source: 201o Edelman Trust Barometer

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Single Point of Entry

Website

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Multiple Points of Entry

Website

Blog

FB Fan Page

Twitter

Podcast

YouTube

Linkedin

Slideshare

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Intimate Media vs. Crowd Sourcing

Source: Universal McCann

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Edgework: Enterprise Wide Engagement

Source: Cobalt123

center

edges

world

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Change Management

People ProcessPolicy Technology

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Policy Elements

Social Media Policy

Transparency of Public

Information

Respectfulness

Privacy

Confidentiality

Diplomacy

DisclaimersConflict

Resolution

Crisis Considerations

Legal Matters

IT Policy

Penalties

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Instituting Corporate Policy

Dept. Risk Opportunity

HR Existing policy violations; policing

Goodwill with workforce; recruiting

IT Information security; data loss

Reduce network and desktop support requests

Legal Copyright, free speech, libel and audit trails

Better corp. oversight; tighter controls

Marketing Aggravate brand fracture

Enable market toself-educate

Customer Service Perceived productivity loss

Reduce call center demand

PR Negligible Unfiltered communications

PA Negligible ID opposition points

IR Selective disclosure Better shareholder communications

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www.SocialMediaPolicyTemplate.com

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Photo by: USAID_IMAGES

US Dept. of State

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What Makes Social Media Exciting?

Cairo Speech “Obama” Peak “Freedom” Peak

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Social Media is a Team Sport

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Team Tweeting

Conversations are Owned

Team Tweeters

News Stands Alone

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Team Tweeting

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Socialization

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Participatory PR

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Rep

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Mainstream News Media

Conversations Shape Reputation

Source: Shel Holtz

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Data Visualization in Online NewsroomsHealtheBay.org

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Conversation Worthy, without CommentsHealtheBay.org

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Socializing Data from Online NewsroomsHealtheBay.org

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Surrender to the Conversation

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Don’t just pitch. Publish

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Social Media Train Your Crew

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Price of Free Social Networks

1. Conversion leaks

2. Investing time in technology

3. Unsupported technology

4. Interoperability

5. Workflow management

6. Storage

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Shortcomings of Facebook

Source: On the Record…Online Podcast

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Blogs/Podcasts

Pure SocialNetworks

Content SocialNetworks

Monitoring

Microblogging

Social Media

Discoverability and Amplification

Email

SEO

Websites

New Media

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Social Media Training is Job Security

Source: 2009 Digital Readiness Report

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www.SocialMediaBootCamp.com

Source: Social Media Training Calendar

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Coming 2011

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Eric Schwartzman

(310) 463-4026 Phone

eric[at]ericschwartzman[dot]com Email

ericschwartzman.com Website

ontherecordpodcast.com Podcast

spinfluencer.com Blog

ericschwartzman Friendfeed

@ericschwartzman Twitter

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