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About Today…

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What We’ll Cover…

1. Why Business Should Engage in Social Media 2. How is it Beneficial

3. How to Begin

4. Tips and Best Practices

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Social Media Platforms

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Social Media in the Workplace

Common Objections: •  It’s a passing fad •  We can’t control what happens in social media •  We can’t control what our own people will say

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Social Media in the Workplace

Where to start: •  Social Media Engagement Policy •  Training •  Monitoring

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Where to start

•  Don’t get overwhelmed – you

don’t need to do it all •  Focus on areas where your

clients and prospects engage •  Start simple & make it effective •  Once you are comfortable in

one, try another

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How to Begin

Define Your Objectives •  What are your goals? •  Who is your audience? •  How often can you

consistently interact? •  What type of information do

you wish to share?

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•  618 million daily active users • 3.5 billion pieces of content (photos, videos, web links, etc) shared each day • Each user shares, on average, 415 pieces of content per year •  24% of user base 35-54 years old

•  58% women •  42% men

• The biggest growth of any age group from 2011 to 2012 was 45-54 year-olds

Facebook at a Glance

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•  The 3 most important reasons small businesses leverage social media are: 1.  Connecting with customers 2.  Visibility 3.  Self-promotion

•  70% of local businesses today are using Facebook

•  47% of users say that Facebook had the greatest impact on their purchase behavior

•  58% of businesses saw a drop in marketing costs by moving to social marketing

Why Should You Engage?

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The power of sharing...

Connect With the End-User

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Benchmarking

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Facebook How-To’s

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Administrative Powers

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Other Ways to Grow

Facebook ads Promote a post Run a contest

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•  Develop a unique voice & relate to your audience

•  Have diverse content •  Ask for what you want •  Be consistent •  Benchmark

Make Facebook Work for YOU!

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•  Since the beginning of Twitter there has been over 163 billion tweets sent

•  In 2012, an average of 175 million tweets were sent from Twitter everyday in the US

•  The average twitter user spends about 23 minutes a day checking tweets

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•  53% of people on Twitter recommend products in their tweets

•  73% of Americans trust

information and advice from Twitter

•  31% of US Consumers have

searched a hashtag they saw on TV

Demographics and Usage

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•  69% of follows on Twitter are suggested by friends •  79% of US twitter uses are more likely to recommend brands

they follow •  67% of US twitter users are more likely to buy from brands they

follow •  Only 26% of businesses frequently include calls to action in

their tweets – 49% never include a call to action

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Search Twitter for: 1.  Brands 2.  People

3.  Keywords

Build Your Community

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•  Great way to connect with people you want to engage with.

•  Don’t just RT. Add value to the conversation.

ReTweet

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Hash Tags (#)

#joltbolt

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Management Tools

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•  Over 200 Million members •  Business professionals •  79% are 35+ years old •  Linkedin promotes:

•  Business intelligence •  Business development •  Creation of business relationships •  Conversation

•  As of 9/30/12 professionals are joining at a rate of 2/second •  50 million new members in 2011vs 6 years to add first 50

million

Overview

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Personal Profiles

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•  Establish a personal presence

•  Connect with customers and other businesses

•  Demonstrate your expertise

Leverage Your Personal Profiles

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Company Profile

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•  Share content and make updates

•  Create groups and participate in discussions

•  Build key relationships •  Add Linkedin button to your website

•  Monitor your competitors

5 tips to growing your business on Linkedin

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•  2nd largest search engine in the world •  Every minute 72 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube •  Reasons marketers use YouTube:

•  66% for Content Marketing •  49% for Search Engine Optimization •  69% for Branding •  54% for Social Media engagement •  14% for Customer Service

•  More than 20% of global YouTube views are on mobile devices

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Getting Started

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Uploading Video

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Annotations

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Friends & Subscribers

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Engagement

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•  Establish a Presence •  Be consistent

•  Engage

•  Monitor, Track, Benchmark

Take Aways

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http://bit.ly/OswegoSBD

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Site-Seeker, Inc. ♥ 2013

• Jessica Harris • Senior Internet Marketing Specialist

[email protected] Phone: (315) 732-9281 x16