Social Media Basics

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Intro

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Today

10.10 Social Media Basics Emakina

10.30 Monitoring social mediaAttentio

11.00 Coffee Break 11.20 Practical cases

Attentio / Groupe Reflect 12.00 Social Media Strategy

Emakina 12.30 Walking lunch 14.00 End

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Before we get started…

Let’s make sure we all speak the same language

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What is social media?

“Social media describes the online tools and platformsthat people use to share opinions, insights, experiences,

and perspectives with each other.”

Wikipedia

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If you prefer a more creative definition

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So, what’s the “problem”?

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Another definition

"Social media encompasses everything that is written,spoken and shown about your organization

that you have no control over.“

Josh Hallett

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How do they do it?The tools

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Social Media Tools

1. Blogs

2. RSS

3. Podcasting

4. Forums/Message Boards

5. Wikis

6. Social Networks

7. Photo/Video Sharing

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#1: Blogs

More than 100 million blogs.

Nearly 75,000 new blogs each day: one every second!

The blogosphere doubles in size every 6 months.

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#2: Really Simple Syndication (RSS)

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#3: Podcasting

iTunes 1 million Podcast

subscriptions the first week they were available

Podcast Alley Podcast.net Yahoo Podcasts Podcasting News Just Google it

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#4: Forums/Message Boards

More than 20 million active message boards/forums

Includes message boards, forums, bulletin boards, Usenet groups, e-mail discussion lists, Yahoo! Groups, Google Groups, opinion sites

Narrowly focused (automotive, parenting, health, stocks/finance, etc.)

Heavily moderated, both by forum webmasters and participants

Structured, threaded discussions predominant

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#5: Wikis

Collaborative knowledge sharing

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#6: Social Networks

FacebookMySpaceLinkedINMSN SpacesYahoo 360LiveJournal

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#7: Photo & Video Sharing

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Conclusion

Those tools provide absolutely anyone to establish credibility and gain trust. And the information, good or bad, that's created and shared with those tools stays in search engines forever.

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Today we’ll show you

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