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    What is social media?Social media is a conversation online.

    Look who’s talking: – your customers

     – your donors

     – your volunteers

     – your employees

     –

    your investors – your critics

     – your fans

     – your competition....

     – anyone who has internet access and an opinion

    Social media is changing ourworld

    The power to define and control a brand is shifting from

    corporations and institutions to individuals and communities

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    e soc a me aconversationThe conversation is not:

     – controlled

     – organized

     – “on message”

    The conversation is:

     –organic

     – complex

     – speaks in a human voice

    Social media is not a strategy or a tactic –

    it’s simply a channel.

    • Social Media ofers a great opportunity or business toreconnect with people (ace!ook " twitter" Linked #n"

    $outu!e"ficker"myspace etc%

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    • Social media winds up enterin& a ma'ority of

    the conversations a!out !usiness development

    and marketin&.

    • Social edia isn’t a!out the tools" its a!out how

    the tools make it easier to facilitate

    conversation.

    • ) strate&ies for a captivatin& social media

    conversation:

     – Listen" Surround" acilitate" *articipate" +n&a&e.

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    Brands at Risk 

    • #n view of the self,reported findin&s" nearly four

    in five markers say they-re concerned a!out

    their !rand !ein& at risk:

     – )/ say they-re aware their !rand is somewhat at

    risk0and are takin& action.

     – 12/ a&ree their !rand is at risk" !ut haven-t taken

    action.

     –

    / say their !rand is at risk" citin& ma'or concerns" !ut say they-re not sure how to take action.

    • Less than one,3uarter (44.1/% say their !rand

    is not at risk.

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    Similarly" three,3uarters ()/% of marketers e5pect

    their social6di&ital marketin& e5penditure to

    increase over the ne5t year with 42/ pro'ectin&

    increases of 4)/ or more.

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    Other Key Findings

    • ost marketers focus on creatin& a customi7ed !rand

    e5perience for at least one channel: 8nly 9/

    acknowled&e they don-t personali7e any channel.

    • any marketers are limited in analytical competency:4/ stru&&le to tie analytics !ack to the campai&n

    strate&y and 49/ have !asic analytical skills.

    • ;;/ of marketers report friction !etween #T and

    marketin& for a variety of reasons" includin&

    implementation issues (41/%" !ud&et (1/%"

     prioriti7ation (1)/%" and marketin& tool selection

    (12/%.

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    About the data: 

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