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Ge#ng an ROI from Social Media via ROA (Return on A:en;on) Tom Hood, CPA.CITP.CGMA CEO Maryland Associa;on of CPAs Business Learning Ins;tute AICPA Forensic & Valua;ons Conference Orlando, FL November 13, 2012

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How can CPAs use social media to build their practices? Become thought leaders? Engage customers and employees? Tom Hood, CPA,CITP,CGMA shares his experiences as one of the top social media leaders in the CPA Profession since he started with his blog in 2006. He updates us with real stories of CPAs and adds the latest research on social media. He also highlights more resources to get you started, including e-learning, and on-site training available from the Business Learning Institute (BLI). This presentation was made for the AICPA FVS (Forensic & Valuation Services Conference in Orlando).

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Ge#ng  an  ROI  from  Social  Media  via  ROA  (Return  on  A:en;on)  

Tom  Hood,  CPA.CITP.CGMA  CEO  

Maryland  Associa;on  of  CPAs  Business  Learning  Ins;tute  

AICPA  Forensic  &  Valua;ons  Conference  Orlando,  FL  

November  13,  2012    

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“Unconference”  •  The  next  9  slides  (pages)  are  from  the  “unconference”  por;on  of  

this  session.  Tools  used  were  www.gosoapbox.com  audience  par;cipa;on  systems,  twi:er  (hashtag  #AICPAFVC),  and  i2a:  Insights  to  Go  worksheet  (h:p://www.bizlearning.net/live/i2astrategicplanning)  

•  Par;cipants  were  given  ;me  to  reflect  and  record  insights  and  work  on  an  immediate  ac;on  plan  to  take  their  learning  back  home.  

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app.gosoapbox.com

AICPAFVS

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Respond to a Poll

Ask a Question

Vote up a Question

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“Leadership  is  the  ability  to  gain  insights  and  the  ap;tude  to  turn  them  into  ac;on.  Insight  without  ac;on  is  either  useless  or  destruc;ve.”      –  Tom  Hood  &  Gretchen  Pisano  developers  of  i2a:Insights  to  Ac;on  Strategic  Thinking  System  

h:p://www.bizlearning.net/live/i2astrategicplanning  

 

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Download  today’s  slides  at  …  

www.SlideShare.net/thoodcpa  

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ROI?  

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Source:  Brian  Solis  author  of  The  End  of  Business  as  Usual  

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Are  you  ready  for  the  Zombie  Apocalypse?  

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ROA!  Or  will  you  s;ll  be  in  business  in  three  (3)  years?  

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The  DEAD  trends  • Demographic  trend  which  will  make  your  experience  irrelevant  

• Experience  trend  which  will  make  your  knowledge  obsolete  &  irrelevant  

• A:en;on  trend  which  will  make  your  efforts  irrelevant  

• Democra;c  trend  which  will  make  your  power  irrelevant  

Source:  Emmanuel  Gobillot  author  of  Leadershie  

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Five  Things  Every  Professional  Needs  to  be  Good  At  

1.  Learning  and  staying  on  the  cu#ng  edge.  2.  Managing  your  career  (yep,  you  have  to  

take  charge  of  your  own  career).  3.  Doing  the  work  (research,  produc;vity,  

communica;on).  4.  Interac;ng  with  your  peers  and  

colleagues.  5.  Becoming  a  thought  leader  in  your  field.      -­‐  Allen  Blue  co-­‐founder  Linked-­‐In  

h:p://lnkd.in/HghTcX  

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MACPA’s Journey

Tom Bill

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MACPA’s Social Media Map

131,370 views

80,568 views

450 members 4,496 followers

1,907 connections

450 connections

Top 50 Business Blogs - 2011

Top Accounting Blogs – 2009, 2010, 2011

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The  Tools  

“Use  the  tools,  don’t  let  the  tools  use  you!”        –  Francine  McKenna  

www.retheauditors.com  www.twi:er.com/retheauditors      

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CPA2Biz, Inc. - Proprietary and Confidential Information

Accoun4ng  Firm  Use  of  Social  Media  CPA2Biz  2012  Technology  Survey  

•  34% of CPAs surveyed are using tablets (iPads) for business purposes, and another 12% plan to soon

•  According to recent Boomer study, this is as high as 57% for mid sized firms

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 10    

 20    

 30    

 40    

 50    

 60    

 70    

 80    

LinkedIn   FaceBook   Twi:er   Blog  

2011  

2012  

Firm Usage of Blogs and Twitter each up 60% year-over-year

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Success  in  a  Connected  World  

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CPA  Success  –  our  Blog  

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www.slideshare.net/thoodcpa  

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Top  10  Tweeters  –  Accoun;ng  Today  

@rfchambers  /  @theiia  @taxgirl  @gregkyte  @gabrielleluoma  @retheauditors  @jenniferwarawa  /  @sage  @evananerd  @ACFE  @IRSNews    

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www.hootsuite.com  

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www.klout.com  

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Ten  things  to  know  about  Social  Media?  1.  Thought  Leadership  (Jody  Padar  example)  

2.  Engagement  with  more  member/customers  and  shared  insights  (AICPA  Leadership  Academy)  

3.  Real  Time  Focus  group  4.  Communica;on  and  connec;ng  your  

organiza;on  (Marrio:  Story  &  MACPA  CFO  Conference)  

5.  MACPA  uses  of  social  media  6.  The  Power  of  Blogging  7.  Case  Studies  (Connec;ng  to  Thought  Leaders,  Connec;ng  to  

Members  –  Books,  MACPA  Beach  Retreat  &  NE  CPE  Conference)  

8.  Top  Ten  (Social)  Learning  Technologies  9.  Risk  Management  10.  It  is  bigger  than  you  think  –  Social  Business  

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Thought  Leadership  

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Social  Media  Engages  &  Shares  Insights  

The  twi:er  stream  from  AICPA  Leadership  Academy  

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Seth  Godin  and  Tom  Peters  on  blogging  

h:p://www.youtube.com/watch?v=livzJTIWlmY    

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Social  Media  connects  us  to  thought  leaders  

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Real  Time  Focus  Group  

Example  of  using  Twi:er  to  get  immediate  real  ;me  feedback  for  this  preso  

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Advice  for  today  

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The  Marrio:  Story  

“Bill’s  blog  makes  me  feel  connected  to  the  organiza7on  in  a  way  I  had  not  felt  before.  I  feel  more  informed  and  closer  to  the  organiza7on  than  ever  before.”  –  from  a  Marrio:  Finance  Team  member  during  an  MACPA  Professional  Issues  update  at  their  HQ  in  Bethesda,  MD  ].  

What  if  you  could  keep  your  organiza;on  informed  and  inspired  by  your  thoughts?  

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Three  authors  ReTweeted  this  blog  post  which  men;oned  their  books…  

h:p://www.cpasuccess.com/2012/01/the-­‐top-­‐ten-­‐business-­‐books-­‐of-­‐2011.html    

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Case  Study  –  MACPA  Beach  Retreat  

The  next  three  slides  show  the  way  you  can  use  social  media  to  engage  a  broader  audience  and  create  a  resource  for  par;cipants.      1.  Post  preso  on  

www.slideshare.net  2.  Embed  it  and  other  

resources  and  links  in  your  blog  post  

3.  Tweet  it  out  and  use  the  @name  of  people  men;oned  

4.  Let  the  conversa;on  con;nue!  

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Follow  the  links  How  social  media  can  be  used  for  leadership  &  

learning  •  Live  session  at  MACPA  Beach  Retreat  •  Video  interview  w/  Emmanuel  Gobillot,  author  of  Leadershie  

h:p://youtu.be/3nUhFut5CjM  •  Post  preso  on  www.slideshare.net  h:p://dld.bz/afX8M  •  Blog  post  about  Beach  Retreat  session  on  www.cpasuccess.com    

h:p://dld.bz/afX2K  •  Blog  sends  out  tweet  h:p://dld.bz/agc52  men;ons  example  from  

class  twi:er  handles  •  Tom  Peters  responds  h:p://dld.bz/agc5U  •  Emmanuel  Gobillot  responds  on  Twi:er  h:p://dld.bz/agc6v  •  And  on  www.bizlearningblog.com  w/  comment  h:p://dld.bz/agc6C  •  And  involved  Joe  Bou:e  h:p://dld.bz/agc6Q  •  And  featured  by  Dr.  Steve  Hornik  (UCF  –  Accoun;ng)  

h:p://dld.bz/agc8f  

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Featured  our  blog  post  

http://dld.bz/agc8f

The  post  was  even  featured  in  an  accoun;ng  educator’s  “daily”  distributed  to  his  followers.  

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Social  Media  to  engage  &  connect  at  the  NE  CPE  conference  

Another  example  of  using  social  media  to  engage  a  broader  audience.  In  this  case  I  used  twi:er  to  get  feedback  from  CPAs  about  the  use  of  social  media  in  learning.    It  also  informed  CPAs  about  the  NE  CPE  Conference  so  they  “heard”  that  we  were  working  hard  to  improve  the  learning  for  them.      The  followed  up  with  a  blog  post  about  the  event  and  got  more  engagement  with  comments  from  the  group.      

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Twi:er  during  the  event,  slideshare  &  blog  post-­‐event  

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Source:  www.C4LPT.co.uk  

Top  Ten  Learning  Technologies      1.  Twi:er  –  micro-­‐upda;ng  tool            2.  YouTube  –  video  hos;ng  and  sharing  tool            3.  GoogleDocs  –  online  collabora;on  tool            4.  Delicious  –  social  bookmarking  tool            5.  Slideshare  –  presenta;on  hos;ng  and  sharing  tool            6.  Skype  –  instant  messaging  and  VoIP  call  tool            7.  Google  Reader  –  RSS  feed  reader            8.  Wordpress  –  blogging  tool            9.  Facebook  –  social  networking  site  10.  Moodle  –  course  management  system    

Social  Learning  is  quickly  emerging  as  a  major  use  of  social  media  and  a  way  to  engage  deeper  with  our  members  and  par;cipants.  

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Case  Studies  On  the  Cover  of  a  Magazine?  

•  BCG  &  Company  –  blogs,  twi:er  •  Naden/Lean  –  blogs,  twi:er  •  James  Carroll  –  facebook,  twi:er  •  Morris  &  D’Angelo  

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Dental  CPAs  /  Naden-­‐Lean  

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Morris  &  D’Angelo  

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Risk  Management  Don’t  let  this  happen  to  you  

This  is  the  biggest  fear  of  social  media.  You  can  mi;gate  this  fear  with  training  and  a  good  policy.      MACPA’s  social  media  policy  incorporates  the  Code  of  Ethics  of  the  CPA  Profession  and  our  State  Board  of  Accountancy  into  the  best  of  breed  policy  from  IBM.  On  the  next  slide.  

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h:p://www.macpa.org/Content/25247.aspx    

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It’s  Bigger  Than  You  Think  –  Social  Organiza;ons  

From:                To:  Hierarchy            Network  Command  &  Control    Connect  &  Collaborate  Experience  Curve        Collabora;on  Curve  Lecturer              Facilitator  Push                Pull  

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Where  to  from  here?  

“I  don’t  think  it’s  crazy  to  ask  if  your  CEO  is  the  next  Mubarak”    -­‐    Gary  Hamel  

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Are  you  a  social  business?  “A  Social  Business  isn’t  just  a  company  that  has  a  Facebook  page  and  a  TwiMer  account.  A  Social  Business  is  one  that  embraces  and  cul7vates  a  spirit  of  collabora7on  and  community  throughout  its  organiza7on—both  internally  and  externally.”  

h:p://www.ibm.com/blogs/zz/en/    

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You  have  3  years  at  most!  

•  Cloud  •  Mobile  •  Social  •  Value-­‐added  •  Collabora;ve  

h:p://cpa.tc/socialbiz  

h:p://cpa.tc/engagement  

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The challenge is how to position our organizations for L > C

L > C�“To keep pace in your industry, let alone as a

leader, requires your rate of LEARNING to be

greater than, or equal to, the rate of CHANGE.”�

L � C�

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Why  you  should  care  about  Social  Media  

“In-­‐forming  is  the  individual  person's  analog  to  open-­‐sourcing,  outsourcing,  insourcing,  supply-­‐chaining,  and  offshoring.  Informing  is  the  ability  to  build  and  supply  your  own  personal  supply  chain—a  supply  chain  of  informa4on,  knowledge,  and  entertainment.  In-­‐forming  is  about  self-­‐collabora4on—becoming  your  own  self-­‐directed  and  self-­‐empowered  researcher,  editor,  and  selector  of  entertainment.  

             –  Thomas  Friedman  

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Five  Ways  to  Get  started…  1.  Create  your  digital  

footprint  (Linked-­‐In,  Facebook,  Google  +,  Twi:er,  blog)  

2.  Start  listening  (use  google  reader  and  twi:er  to  start  listening)  

3.  Make  friends  (build  your  network  and  follow  on  twi:er)  

4.  Create  &  Share  (join  the  conversa;on  by  commen;ng,  Retwee;ng,  and  start  a  blog)  

5.  Recognize  &  Reciprocate  (always  recognize  and  a:ribute  other’s  work)  

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If  you  need  help  

BLI  program:  Social  Media  Strategy  &  Quick  Start:  Developing  and  Implemen;ng  a  Social  Media  Strategy  for  CPA  Firms  &  Organiza;ons    

h:p://cpa.tc/8s    

Let  Bill  Sheridan,  Na;onal  Thought  Leader  and  architect  of  MACPA’s  award-­‐winning  social  media  strategy,  be  your  trusted  guide  to  help  you  jump  start  your  social  media  exper;se.    In  seven  tele-­‐coaching  sessions,  Bill  will  guide  you  through  crea;ng  a  social  strategy  and  hands-­‐on  coaching  to  get  you  up  and  running  fast!  

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“On  the  field  of  the  Self  stand  a  knight  and  a  

dragon.  You  are  the  knight  and  Resistance  is  the  

dragon”  –  Steven  Pressfield  Do  the  Work  

Start  Today!  

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Some  star;ng  points  •  Michelle  Golden  (Golden  Prac;ces;  h:p://goldenmarke;ng.typepad.com)  •  Paul  Caron  (TaxProf;  h:p://taxprof.typepad.com)  •  Caleb  Newquist  &  Adrienne  Gonzalez  (Going  Concern;  h:p://goingconcern.com)  •  Rick  Telberg  (CPA  Trendlines;  h:p://cpatrendlines.com)  •  Francine  McKenna  (re:  The  Auditors;  h:p://retheauditors.com)  •  David  Albrecht  (The  Summa;  h:p://profalbrecht.wordpress.com)  •  Tax  Policy  Center  (Tax  Vox;  h:p://taxvox.taxpolicycenter.org)  •  Tax  Founda;on  (Tax  Policy;  www.taxfounda;on.org  /blog)  •  Tom  Hood  and  Bill  Sheridan  (CPA  Success;  www.cpasuccess.com)  •  Blumer  CPAs/THRIVEal  h:p://blumercpas.com/blog  •  Kelly  Phillips  Erb  Tax  Girl  h:p://blogs.forbes.com/kellyphillipserb  •  Tom  Selling  The  Accoun;ng  Onion  h:p://accoun;ngonion.typepad.com  •  Jody  Padar  -­‐  Accoun;ng  Tomorrow  h:p://www.accoun;ngtoday.com/acto_blog/  •  Jeff  Drew  –  Another71  (CPA  Exam  blog)  h:p://www.another71.com/  

   

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More  Resources  CPA  Success  posts  about  social  media  h:p://www.cpasuccess.com/social-­‐media/  Self-­‐directed  learning  guide  –  15  min  a  day  h:p://www.cpalearning2.com/  Can  Social  Media  Help  You  Learn?  h:p://cpa.tc/sociallearn  Making  Social  Media  Work  for  You  h:p://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Mul;media/TomHood.htm  Social  Media  for  Learning  h:p://cpa.tc/sociallearn  Social  Media  for  CPAs  and  CEOs  –  interviews  &  stories  h:p://cpa.tc/social  How  to  Leverage  Social  Media  –  Journal  of  Accountancy  h:p://cpa.tc/8u    

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Recommended  Reading  •  The  Corporate  Blogging  Book  by  Debbie  Weil  

•  Crush-­‐It  by  Gary  Vaynerchuk  •  The  Whuffie  Factor  by  Tara  Hunt  •  Here  Comes  Everybody  by  Clay  Shirky  •  Social  Media  Strategies  for  Professionals  and  Their  Firms  by  Michelle  Golden  

•  Switch:  How  to  Change  When  Change  is  Hard  –  Chip  &  Dan  Heath  

•  Escaping  Velocity  by  Geoffrey  Moore  

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