Scientific Method for Social Media with Tamsen McMahon (@tamadear)

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Is there a science to social media marketing? Tamsen McMahon of Sametz says YES! Check our her slides from her webinar with Awareness, Inc from 12/16

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The Scientific Method!For Social Media!

On  the  line…  

Your  Presenter:  Tamsen  McMahon  Sametz  Blackstone  Associates  Brass  Tack  Thinking  tamsen@sametz.com  @tamadear  

Your  Host:  Mike  Lewis,  Awareness  mike.lewis@awarenessnetworks.com    @bostonmike  |  @awarenessinc  

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•  Creators  of  the  Social  Marke/ng  Hub  

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‘I’m  Overwhelmed!’  Social  Media  is  only  a  %  of  my  job  and  it  requires  a  lot  of  my  /me  to  be  effec/ve  

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‘Help  me  prove  the  value!’  I  know  social  media  works,  but  I  need  data  to  get  buy-­‐in,  The  execs  are  pushing  me  

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‘I’m  Losing  Control!’  Too  many  channels,  too  many  comments  to  respond  to,  too  many  passwords,  too  many  places  to  login,  hard  to  keep  control  

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Sametz Blackstone Associates

The Scientific Method for Social Media

Who I am   Tamsen McMahon

  tamsen@sametz.com   @tamadear

  Sametz Blackstone Associates   www.sametz.com   www.sametz.com/roundthesquare   @sametz

  Brass Tack Thinking   brasstackthinking.com

You heard feedback, and thought you were done.

Nope.

Now with amplification!

SOCIAL MEDIA

IS A MADHOUSE

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Some say it’s AN ART.

I say it’s a SCIENCE.

Got your lab book?

You’ll need it.

Today

the method

0 Define the question

1 Observe 2 Investigate

3 Hypothesize

4 Experiment 5 Analyze

6 Retest

O define the question

How can we best use social media in our business?

Is podcasting an effective way to generate prospects?

Answer the question:  What am I trying to figure out

about social media?

task:

1 observe

Grow bigger ears – and eyes.

Paraphrase of Chris Brogan

LISTEN: IF

WHAT

WATCH: WHERE HOW

 Run searches for relevant keywords

 Establish accounts on the major social networks

task:

2 investigate

Scope Audiences Content Resources Outcomes Measurement

Scope

Answer the question:  What’s the scope?

task:

Audiences

Resonance & Dissonance

Answer the questions:  For your scope, which

audience(s) make the most sense?

 What do they care about?  How do they perceive you?

task:

Content

Answer the questions:  For your scope and audience,

what’s the best content?  What already exists?  What doesn’t?

task:

Resources

Answer the questions:  For your scope, audience, and

defined content, which tools are most appropriate?

 What resources do you need?  How will you get them?

task:

Outcomes

Answer the question:  Are you trying to achieve

awareness? comprehension? participation? loyalty? support? (choose one)

task:

Measurement

Answer the questions:  What does success look like?  How will you measure it?  How will you tie it to concrete

business results?

task:

3 hypothesize

For {scope}, {content} from {sources}, used across {tools}, will produce {measured} {results} with {audiences}.

 Draft your hypothesis!

task:

4 experiment

Design Execution

OBSERVATION ≠

PARTICIPATION

OBSERVATION ≠

PARTICIPATION (you have to do it)

 Outline the steps of your experiment, with start and end dates

 Execute your plan, while documenting significant events, impressions, and ongoing results

task:

5 analyze

Numbers Sentiment Actions

 Collect metrics  Overlay results onto

experiment steps and significant events

 Note alignments  Draw a conclusion

task:

6 retest

It takes practice.

Hypothesis confirmed?  Define a new question and

start again Disproven or inconclusive?  Revise hypothesis  Design new experiment  Retest

task:

So maybe it is a madhouse.

But now you’re the mad scientist.

Who I am   Tamsen McMahon

  tamsen@sametz.com   @tamadear

  Sametz Blackstone Associates   www.sametz.com   www.sametz.com/roundthesquare   @sametz

  Brass Tack Thinking   brasstackthinking.com

Dec  16  –  Is  there  a  science  to  social  media?  

Content  is  the  future  of  Marke;ng  

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