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Conversation starters Travel Magazine E-Day 30/09/2010

Travel and Social Media

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This is the presentation we gave for the Travel Magazine E-day on 30th September 2010. Our target audience were travel professionals. Seeing as we had a short time slot we first briefly introduced Social Media, including statistics. After that we gave some best practices and tips on how to interact with (potential) customers on social media.

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Conversation starters

Travel Magazine E-Day

30/09/2010

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Hi! My name is Sofie

©clopin

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Social Media Overview

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Social Media Revolution 2 (Refresh): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm-Ng

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Source: bvlg.be

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Facebook in Belgium3.5 million Belgian accounts

+/- 7 million Belgians online

= 50% of the online population is active on Facebook

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Facebook in Belgium50.9 % of the Belgian

Facebook users is 18-34 yo

50.3% men

vs 49.7% woman

42 % Frenchspeaking

vs 58 % Dutchspeaking

Source: http://www.checkfacebook.com/

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Other...LinkedIn: 526,476 BE profiles

Netlog: 3.1 million Dutchsp members 7.8 million FRsp members

Twitter: +/- 30,000 accounts (VL)

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But first...

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... some history

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Web 2.0

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Web 2.0

The ‘new’ web

creation

social

decentral

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1. CreationThe web is the first mass medium where the production tool is the same as the consumption tool.

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Pyramid

1 10 100 1000

CreatorsReactorsLurkersStrangers

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2. Social

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3. DecentralMetcalfe’s law

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Bron: Wikipedia

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Yelling does not work

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Where to start?

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Social NetworksFacebook, Hyves, Netlog, Bebo...

Facebook + local, LinkedIn

Biggest audience

Usually closed

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Sharing NetworksYoutube, Flickr, Vimeo, Digg, Slideshare, StumbleUpon

Open

Focussed on sharing + commenting

Google!

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MicrobloggingTwitter, Yammer, (Facebook?)

Open

Asymmetrical

Influential

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BlogosphereLocal

Open

Networks

Influential

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ForumsNot dead!

Closed

Mature

Google!

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WikiWikipedia, Lostopedia

Curated

Collaborative

Google!

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How to start?

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Social Media=

a bar

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What does work?Listen

Facilitate

Conversation

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1. ListenTracking tools

Analysis

Feedback

Quantitative & qualitative!

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1. ListenWhere is your particular audience?

Where are your ambassadors?

Where are your influentials?

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2. FacilitateOffer them a platform

Give them ‘something to talk about’

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Remember?

Web 2.0, the ‘new’ web

creation

social

decentral

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2. FacilitateAllow people to create

Allow people to share

Do not try to control centrally

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Social Currency

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2. FacilitateGive people something to “score” in the eyes of their peers

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2. FacilitatePlatform?

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3. ConversationKeep the conversation going

Reactive? Proactive?

Answer questions

Incorporate feedback

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Content

Social Media

Tracking

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Feedback loopContent creation

Social Media

Online Reputation Management

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Rinse and repeat

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Good luck!

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Questions?

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T: +32 9 269 52 45E: [email protected]