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Social Networked

From

to

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Pre-Reflection

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MEME 1.) The spread of culture from

person to person. (Dawkins)

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MEME 2.) A picture, probably of a cat,

with a caption on it. (Internet)

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WAIT…

WHO ARE YOU?

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Innovative communication strategies

for greater social impact.

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WHAT IS

SOCIAL MEDIA?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eUeL3n7fDs

THE REVOLUTION

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IT’S WATCHING A VIDEO ON YOUTUBE, LEAVING

FACEBOOK MESSAGES, HAVING A GOOGLE+

HANGOUT, TWEETING YOUR THOUGHTS,

REVIEWING A RESTAURANT ON YELP, DOING

BUSINESS ON LINKEDIN, SNAPPING PHOTOS

WITH INSTAGRAM, CURATING NEWS ON

REDDIT, FINDING NEW MUSIC ON PANDORA,

BECOMING THE MAYOR OF STARBUCKS

ON FOURSQUARE, READING TUMBLR POSTS

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SOCIAL NETWORKING

Tools for connecting people.

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SOCIAL NETWORKING

FACEBOOK

845 million

TWITTER

462 million

LINKEDIN

135 million

GOOGLE+

90 million

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DIGITAL MEDIA

Tools for creating content.

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DIGITAL MEDIA

YOUTUBE

4 billion (views per day)

TUMBLR

120 million (active users)

FLICKR

50 million (active users)

INSTAGRAM

1.5 million (photos submitted daily)

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LIFESTYLE MEDIA

Tools for augmenting life.

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LIFESTYLE MEDIA

PANDORA

125 million

FOURSQUARE

15 million

PINTEREST

10 million

YELP

22 million

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MEDIA CURATION

Tools for organizing information.

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MEDIA CURATION

REDDIT

28 million

STUMBLEUPON`

20 million

DIGG

17 million

GOOGLE

300 million

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WHAT IS

SOCIAL MEDIA

USED FOR?

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What is Social Media Used For?

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78% of internet users conduct

product research online. SOURCE: Pew Internet & American Life Project, 2010

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WHO USES

SOCIAL MEDIA?

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IS ANYBODY

OUT THERE?

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MEASURE

Influence Sentiment Volume

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EVALUATE What is the standard?

What is being said?

Who is connected? How?

Who are they connected to?

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HOW DO WE

KEEP UP?

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It Takes Time

5 hours/week to start listening

10 hours/week to participate

15 hours/week to create buzz

20 hours/week to build community

3-6 months until you see results

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Creation

Upkeep

Blog Posts

Good Copy

Engagement

Photography

Reposts

Research

Graphic Design

Website Design

Press Releases

Buzz Monitoring

Crisis Response

Critical Response

Staff Management

Community Management

It Takes Resources

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STEP 1

SET GOALS

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Specific

Measurable

Achievable

Realistic

Timely

Goals should be S.M.A.R.T.

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Goals should relate

back to your purpose.

Mission

Vision

Strategic Plan

Tech Plan

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Goals should relate to time.

Short-term

Mid-term

Long-term

Vision

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Outcome examples…

Increase traffic from Facebook

to our website by 5% in 3 months.

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Outcome examples…

Increase sales 20% over last year

by November 20th.

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Outcome examples…

Have Mother’s Day 5K

reposted/retweeted by 6 key

social connectors before event.

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STEP 2

IDENTIFY AN

AUDIENCE

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Identify an Audience

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Clients

Identify an Audience

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Clients

Donors

Identify an Audience

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Clients

Donors

Volunteers

Identify an Audience

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Clients

Donors

Volunteers

Influencers

Identify an Audience

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Customers

Investors

Employees

Influencers

Identify an Audience

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STEP 3

SELECT A

TOOL

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Select a Tool

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How much time?

How much money?

Does it meet the goal?

What do you want?

Select a Tool

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STEP 4

IMPLEMENT

A STRATEGY

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Develop Capabilities

Identify internal champions

Train and support implementers

Stay knowledgeable

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Define Activities

Identify resources required

Define phases and timeline

Establish responsibilities

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How do we get people there?

How many posts per day?

What info do they want?

Do we use events, causes, …?

Who in our network is influential?

Decision-makers

And Policies

Implementer

Innovator

Outcomes

Objectives

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Scratch Backs

Call to Action

Publish content

Engage Influencers

Start Conversations

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STEP 5

EVALUATE

THE IMPACT

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$

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Retweets

Followers

References

Quality

Frequency

Likes

Reposts

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Subscribers

Linkbacks

Shares

Frequency and Quality

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There’s an

App for That.

What’s Next

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Play.

What’s Next

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Earn Your

Badges.

What’s Next

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Cameron Kruger

[email protected]

(218) 461-9799

www.horizonnps.com