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An introduction to managing social media.
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The Strategic Social Media Plan
The time for experimenting is past Now need structured approach to online
management We need a process that we can recommend
to clients Ensure that all the major issues have been
covered Get to creating great campaigns without
worrying if all the important things have been done
Introduction
1. Have you got hygiene - the basics before you get too far in.
2. Defense is the best form of attack - making sure your brand can't be hijacked
3. Be valued for your values - and making sure you are loved for yourbrand and corporate values
4. Watching you watching me - monitor, measure, evaluate and be able to share4. Developing cool objectives - to create the right form of heat.
5. What strategies work for you - some things you may want to do andsome you had not thought about
6. Spreading tactical crumbs - and capture your share of the £10billion internet bonanza
7. Looking under the bonnet of what's new - is it bird, is it a planeand does it fly
The Seven Steps
Audit sites and passwords and review for opportunities◦ List all the client web sites◦ List al the client social media presence◦ Look for any other online properties ◦ List all the people who tweet and blog and do stuff online for
the company◦ Here are some tools http://goo.gl/EnOEJ
Look for all the people who add content about the company and make a list with comments.
Set up alerts to monitor (www.glerts.com/beta) Be sure you have experts legal and security people to
hand (see appendix) A big audit is big (see appendix for some of the tools
available)
Basic Hygiene
Register everything.◦ Client need to register their name and brand across all social
media sites (Wordpress & Blogger etc). ◦ You need to cover the major names/brands◦ Need to keep access details and passwords◦ Need to keep them very secret!!!!◦ Don’t forget to register domain names
Add the links◦ In every social media location you need to describe the
company/brand/person (e.g. CEO) and link back to the site/page that sells. Also cross link. Its good for SEO
For the most part keep dark◦ Add occasional stuff or automate (Friendfeed,
http://feedity.com, http://www.feedblitz.com,
Defense
What are your corporate/brand values You need these for
◦ Tags, ◦ meta tags, ◦ SEO, ◦ Copy , photo and design briefs◦ To inform social media content
Use values analysis ◦ To check your constituencies are contributing to
reputation and not letting it drift.
Values are key
Not at the end of the campaign but all the time. Use Monitoring to see how well your values are
doing and where◦ Develop your ‘story’◦ Create your target media◦ Identify ambassadors
Use monitoring to identify opportunities to◦ Monitoring coverage (yours/competitors)◦ Monitoring the media most valuable to your constituencies◦ Join in the conversation◦ Create/develop new constituencies◦ Share your constituent’s contributions, knowledge an
enthusiasm
Monitor, Measure & Evaluate
Do not use words like ‘tell’, ‘inform’, ‘drive’ (its the wrong mindset)
Be ambitious Be as precise as possible (woolly is for sheep)
Objectives
Need for strategies to be articulated:◦ Monitoring and evaluation strategies (not how,
but what – online ‘how’ changes fast)◦ Security◦ Internal information and engagement◦ Value chain/publics information/engagement◦ Values and messages now, future and migration
path◦ Who converses with whom, when and where◦ Issues escalation policies
From Objectives to Strategies
Yes... Yes.... Yes... We have all heard about Facebook and Twitter.
Thinking about platforms and channels◦ Platforms - laptop[, PC, mobile phone, digital TV, Games◦ Channels – from usenet to Xbox Kinect
Lots of others◦ Mobile (and mobile apps)◦ Browsers◦ Video◦ Podcasts◦ Images◦ Apps
Tactical Objectives◦ Need to know what each tactic will deliver to meet smart objectives
Mix ‘n Match◦ Social media is never about one channel it is always a combination
Tactics
A big list of Socail Media channels is here: http://ht.ly/4aU0C
The introduction to Social Media PR for charities is here http://goo.gl/yDBYA
Some more resources
Web site and digital security◦ Steve Armstrong,◦ Provides services to helpachieve HMG List X
approval◦ http://www.logicallysecure.com/
Legal experts◦ Jeremy Holt◦ co-editor of "A Manager's Guide to IT Law"
published in 2004◦ http://www.clarkholt.com/◦ [email protected]
Professional Professionals
To cover all the media/channels may have to use automated methods for spreading the word.
Needs to be carefully done Not same message to same constituencies
Automation
A paper to help Charities enter the social media world: http://goo.gl/yDBYA
Some other helpful content
https://www.google.com/analytics/settings/home http://www.quarkbase.com/ http://www.google.com/insights/search/# http://www.google.com/trends?hl=en http://tagcrowd.com/ http://www.postrank.com/ http://www.touchgraph.com/navigator http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/6-websites-to-track-a-w
ebsites-traffic/ http://theclarityconcept.pbworks.com/w/page/22025401
/FrontPage http://www.woorank.com/ https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/mysites http://techcrunch.com/2007/01/16/wikipedia-search-eng
ine-wikiseek-launches/ http://gs.statcounter.com/#search_engine-ww-monthly-
200905-201006 http://www.websitetrafficspy.com/bsg.co.uk http://services.google.com/advertisers/uk/ http://sherrilynnestarkie.com/2010/04/04/social-media-
gets-blame-for-pr-disasters/ http://adlab.msn.com/Demographics-Prediction/DPUI.as
px http://websitegrader.com/site/www.laithwaites.co.uk http://publigram.pbworks.com/w/page/19795747/Intalat
ion-Instructions http://infochimps.com/ http://www.peerindex.net/ http://goo.gl/m0JmO http://wiki.kenburbary.com/ http://www.kayesweetser.com/ http://kdpaine.blogs.com/themeasurementstandard/201
1/01/your-checklist-of-public-relations-measurement-checklists.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+typepad/kdpaine/themeasurementstandard+(The+Measurement+Standard:+Blo
http://www.socialbrite.org/2011/01/11/guide-to-free-social-media-monitoring-tools/
http://www.socialmedia.biz/2011/01/12/top-20-social-media-monitoring-vendors-for-business/
http://blekko.com/ http://airfoilpr.typepad.com/airfoilpr/2011/02/the-influen
ce-of-twitter-and-your-twitter-influence.html
http://publigram.pbworks.com/w/page/19795747/Intalation-Instructions
http://wholinkstome.com/ http://www.sas.com/ http://adlab.microsoft.com/Demographics-Pr
ediction/DPUI.aspx http://www.websitetrafficspy.com/bsg.co.uk http://www.slideshare.net/RCM77/social-medi
a-monitoring-tools-evaluation-1134864 http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-blog-st
ats http://status.net/ http://ping.fm/ http://hellotxt.com/ http://wow.ly/ http://twiangulate.com/search/ http://followerwonk.com/ http://tickery.net/ http://klout.com/ http://goo.gl/sV1y0 http://goo.gl/9Q0FS http://goo.gl/reC3y http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-backu
p-your-twitter-archive/ http://socialfresh.com/social-media-audit/ http://whois.domaintools.com/ http://goo.gl/i9pai http://goo.gl/9lyK2 http://www.backtype.com/
Some resources – for when you go to work