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Matthew Anderson – Commercial Director

Twitter: @PRBristolblog @Montagecomms

Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/montagecommunications

Skype: matt2006montage

Tel: 07747048731 / Email: [email protected]

Social Media for PRs

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• What does social media mean for PRs

• Journalists and social media

• Listen and be part the conversation!

• Tactics / strategy

• Case studies

• Monitoring

Social Media Landscape

Pic: Extanz (Flickr CC)

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Perfect Storm for Social Media

Pic: Perfect storm – Josh ev9 (Flickr Creative Commons)

Media circulations dropping

The rise of Twitter 2,656 %

Advertising falling off a cliff

Paid for news a “luxury”

Facebook hits 200m users

Oh My News International

ITV regional news gone by

2014

WDP site dropped and the

paper?

Rupert Murdoch wants to charge for news

online

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Marketing Managers – Social Media

28%

44%

23%

4% 1%

Just getting started

Few months

Few years

No experience, butplan toNo experience, noplans

Source: Social Media Marketing Report Micheal A Stelzner © : (Via Lars V Dow Jones 2009)

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Why social media?

• Target opportunities for comment and crisis PR • Analyse and secure new channels online • Amplify your existing PR campaigns • Provide real time insight into a client’s brand• Develop targeted blogging strategies for your

clients• Show your clients that you are cutting edge!

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Traditional / Social Media

• Control in the hands of a few

• Minimal feedback loop

• Small clique of contacts

• Many publishers• Conversation is KING• An opportunity or

threat to corporations

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Journalists and Social Media

http://muckrack.com/http://www.journalisttweets.com/

http://www.mediaontwitter.com/

97% journalists source story information

63% source press releases online

Stats: Conversation Age - 2008

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Promote!

Establish an online PR strategy

• Amplify existing PR– RSS (Really Simple

Syndication)– Blogging relations

• Online reputation enrichment

• Accessible content

• Build a wide social network through stakeholders

• Establish trust and authority online

Publish

Enhance

Co-create

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Publish: communication channels

• Online publishers • Search engines• Bloggers• Forums • Social media networks • Social news sites

• RSS (Really simple syndication)

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Publish: Social Media Release• Social bookmarking allows users to 'tag'

the SMR using social bookmarking sites

• Multimedia element

• Hyperlinks in the copy

• RSS feeds to allow subscribers to receive updated content

• Technorati tags

• Branded SMR with the client logo

• SEO benefits

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Enhance: Amplify existing PR

• RSS (Really Simple Syndication)

• Sub-sites providing rich content and

signposting to stakeholders (Flickr)

–Flickr – 40M

–You Tube – 80 M

–Delicious – 1 M

• Allow bookmarking by readers (Let them do

the work!)

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Co-publish: Social news

• Digg - Telegraph /Mail• Reddit - Guardian • Fark - Sun• Current - Huffington Post• Stumbleupon - Times• Newsvine – BBC / Guardian

PRBristol.co.uk / Friday

75,000 / day75,000 / day

Source: Paul Bradshaw: Online Journalism blog 2008 / 2009

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Enhance

• Twitter – Tweet your links!

• Wikipedia

• Use your network – Facebook / Linked in

• Mention in print / broadcast PR

• Word of mouth mouse!

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Case study:Dominos Pizza

“Domino’s brand cultivated over 49 years…damaged in 30 minutes or less.” (Brian Solis)

• 562,627 views (8am) • 636,000 views (11:15am) • 690,000 views (1pm) • 728,816 views (3pm) • 745,679 views (5pm) • 930,390 views (9:30pm)

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Case study: South West RDA

• Shrinking regional media

• Bloggers on the rise• Need to be seen to

listen• Increase stakeholder

support

1. Monitor and learn

2. Publish and contribute

3. Blog and consult

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Top Tips

• Listen & lurk first!• Find your influencers• Do not “broadcast” -

start a conversation• Bloggers are as

powerful as journalists• Content is KING!

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Monitoring• Sentiment – What are people saying about your brand?

• Engagement – How loyal is your target audience?

• Online buzz – How many people are talking about your brand / organisation and where?

• Evangelists – Who is pro your brand and becoming online ambassadors?

• Influencers – Who are the most influential bloggers that are talking about your brand?

• Share of voice – What percentage of the online conversation does your brand / organisation have compared to its  competitors?

• News commentary and recommendations for PR / advertising strategies

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Questions

Matthew Anderson – Commercial Director

Twitter: @PRBristolblog @Montagecomms

Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/montagecommunications

Skype: matt2006montage

Tel: 07747048731 / Email: [email protected]


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