Social Media Savvy - Upper Shore Regional Council

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Social Media Savvy Mindie Burgoyne Upper Shore Regional Council March 6, 2014

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Steps for using social media platforms to create a community. The community, then becomes like an ad agency. Selling a little bit to a lot of people is the trend for success these days.

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Social MediaSavvy

Mindie Burgoyne

Upper Shore Regional CouncilMarch 6, 2014

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What is Advertising?

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How is Social Media Different?

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Advertising = Talking to the Masses

Social Media = Engaging the Masses

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Goal Get people talking

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Markets have become Conversations

"These conversations are going to occur whether you like it or not, O.K.? Well, do you want to be part of that or not? My argument is you absolutely do. You can learn from that. You can improve your reaction time. And you can be a better company by listening and being involved in that conversation."

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Where are the Conversations?

• Groups• Blog Posts• Newsfeeds

• Forums• News

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The G.A.F. Principle

• Know Your Core Customer• Give Them MORE Than What They Want• Make it FREE or a bargain• MAKE IT EASY

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Sell a little bit to

a lot of People

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Need a lot of eyeballs

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Build a Community?

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Why Build a Community?

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Why Build a Community?

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Build a Community

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How Do I Start?

Know Core Customers

Find the Hole

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Goal Get people talking

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Use a platform where people talk back

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Fill The Hole

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New WorkFACEBOOK IS KING

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FACEBOOK The Granddaddy of all Social Media

• Robust Platform• Ease of Use• Portable• FREE• 1 Billion Users

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Friends

PhotosVideo

GroupsNotes

Pages

Timeline

TickerApps

Network

INFO

Status

Comment

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Facebook Pages

• A Page Serves the fans

• Meant to engage not preach

• Community involvement

• Niche focused

• Dependent on Engagement

• Boost Posts *****

• Think Like a PublisherLet’s take a Look!

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11 Success Tips for Facebook Pages

• Post interesting content – What the fans want to read.• Post Content likely to be shared or commented on.• 1 Picture – with Headline and content is best for engaging• Don’t be afraid of controversy• Be personal, be interested, be grateful• Create a Facebook Page Ad for your Website• Highlight others – share others content• Use the Scheduler• Boost some posts• Have a contest• Answer comments

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FACEBOOK MISTAKES

• Pushing Marketing Copy• Uninteresting Content• Not engaging – one way poster• Too many or too few posts• Dozens of pictures at once• Selfies please…. • Politics, Religion, Controversy

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Profile

MessageUpdate

sJob Sch.Groups

Connect

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LinkedIn Groups

• Searchable by term / location

• Narrow down fields

• Make new contacts

• Learn about a niche

• Develop Expert Credibility

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5 Biggest Mistakes on LinkedIn Profile

• No Profile Picture

• No Headline

• Incomplete Information

• “Website”

• No Contact Information

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10 Tips for Using LinkedIn

• Maximize Profile Power

• Use the Status Feed (posts / comments)

• Post Daily

• Built a targeted network

• Find Conversations in Groups

• Find Answers in Groups

• Make Connections through Groups

• Send a welcome inmail

• Reach out to every new contact

• Don’t be stuffy

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Profile

MessageUpdate

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Driver to Content

Connect

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Use Twitter for …

• What’s Hot in your Niche?• Finding Conversations• Finding Niche Connections• Getting the word out• Getting news

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Top Twitter Mistakes

• Tweeter not results oriented• Weak profile - no picture• No weblink to Twitter Profile• Being a link – bank• Posting uninteresting crap• Posting same post multiple

times

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• 3 Billion videos viewed daily

• 70% YT traffic is outside US

• 800 million Users monthly

• 2nd largest search engine

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• Keep under 3 minutes

• Use the Description Fields

• Create a Channel

• Tie to a link – a product or back to your website.

You Tube Tips

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• Demographic – 18 to 54 years

• 17 million users link to other platforms

• More videos uploaded in a month than 3 US Networks in 60 years

• 48 hours of video are uploaded every minute = 8 linear years of content daily

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WEBSITE

Blog ---> Newspaper

Throw-away Content

Website is static

What’s the Conversation Today?

Every Conversation is a tentacle to draw into the main site

Blogging is Constant

BLOGS

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TIME SAVERS

• Use Smart Phone as much as possible• Let everyone in your company use social media• Use a consolidator like Buffer or Social Oomph• Pick two platforms and stick with them. Use others little.• Move away from email.• Use Analytics – Statcounter, Google Analytics• Learn to use an image editor - Pixlr, PicMonkey• Spend 15 minutes in the morning – 15 minutes in the

evening.• The weekends are typically not big traffic times.

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How doyouharnessthe power?

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• Identify your core customer

• Build a Virtual Community w/ social media

• Give them what they want before they know they want it.

• Make dealing with you easy • Websites• Newsletters• Social media

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Contact Me!Mindie Burgoyne

5775 Charles Cannon RoadMarion Station, MD 21838

[email protected]

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