PLY10 SocialMedia

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PowerLunch York 2010 Making Social Media Work for YOU

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Presentation given on 4/20/10 by Katy Halter at PowerLunch York 2010 in York, PA. All materials copyright Katy Halter.

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PowerLunch York 2010

Making Social Media Work for YOU

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SPEAK UP! Text @wif23122 + your message to

87884

Or tweet with #PLY10

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How do people find you or your

business?

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Googling yourself…

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What do the search results say about you or your

business?

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Can you control your Google search results?

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YOU CAN!

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What do you want to find?Positive, career/business building results

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What we’ll cover

• The Why• The How• The ROI• The What• The Who• The BEST• Where to learn more

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Why?

• Powerful new ways to communicate and share information, ideas, movements and brands

• Exponential networking• Millions of people online everyday• Shaping the social, political and corporate landscape• Google factor• It’s FREE**

**Time investment required

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Examples

• Blogs (and RSS)• Boards/forums• Online communities• Consumer reviews• Photo/video sharing• Wikis• Virtual worlds• Online gaming

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POST

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Measuring ROI

Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.

- Albert Einstein

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Measuring ROI• Qualitative

measurement

– Share of conversation

– Brand perception

– Engagement

– Tone of digital dialogue

– Relationships

• Quantitative measurement

– Downloads/installs

– Memberships

– Real market share

– Sales

– Site ranking

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• What’s the point?• Not just for college

kids• Privacy Settings

• Companies on Facebook– Communicating, not

advertising– Big and small brands– 1.5 million local businesses

have Facebook pages

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Graphics by Muhammad Saleem

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• Facebook Fan Pages– Vanity addresses– What is your goal?– Replicate the

personality of your business

– Extreme target marketing

– Conversations and content, not advertising

– Slow and steady wins the race

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• What you may not know:– Degrees of separation– Groups– Alerts– Applications– Recommendations

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Blogs: News or Diary?

• Can be both!– Reverse chronological order– Comments, links– RSS – Real Simple Syndication

• How to use it, Google Reader

– The Blogosphere• WordPress, LiveJournal, Blogspot, Blogger, TypePad

– A great way to learn something new• www.Mashable.com • www.Alltop.com

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• What are you doing? – 140 characters or less– Who cares?– Location based– Real time– Searching/Listening

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• First majorly popular social networking site– Differs strongly in profile customization

• Stereotypes– Scantily clad pictures– Music on every profile– Search lends itself to dating/solicitation

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• Mobile devices & apps• Geo-locating– FourSquare, Gowalla, Yelp

• Cause-related social efforts– Pepsi Refresh

• Internet TV & Radio– Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, Last.fm

• Presentation software– Slideshare, Webinars + live tweeting

Latest Trends

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Your Personal Brandhttp://www.google.com/profiles

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Etiquette Lessons

• Say hi!• Don’t spam• Personal vs. professional• Politeness counts• Don’t let trolls get your goat• Take responsibility and admit mistakes• Listen

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A few last thoughts

• Serve a need; make life easier or more exciting

• Think like a reader/user– “What’s in it for me?”

• Freshness factor• Keep it real– Social networks can see right

through a FAKE– Authenticity is king

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Case Studies

• www.Pepsi.com• www.WhiteHouse.gov• www.blogs.zappos.com • www.Southwest.com

– http://www.facebook.com/Southwest?int=GFOOTER-TOP-FACEBOOK

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More Learning

• www.awarenessnetworks.com – Great FREE webinars, articles

• www.ChrisBrogan.com– Author and major thought leader in Social Media– Check out his “Best Of” section

• www.Mashable.com– Like CNN for all things social media

• www.Problogger.net – Tips on starting a blog and generating constant content

• Google

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Stay in Touch!

www.diousa.com Contact us! We can help with seminars,

consulting and more.

[email protected] www.twitter.com/KatyHaltertop

http://www.linkedin.com/in/KatyHalter