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Keep Social Media Simple! Corey Perlman [email protected]

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Keep Social Media Simple! Corey Perlman

[email protected]

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Beware the shiny new social media site.

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Don’t be a Jack of All Social Media Sites, Master of None.

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Why Website?• Give visitors an easy path to do business

with you.

• You may not win the biz, but you could lose it…

• Collect their info

• Look modern, up to date

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#2 Don’t wind up on websitesthatsuck.com

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Common Website Mistakes

• Dated.

• Missing Critical Content

• Not Mobile Responsive

• Poor Positioning Statement

• Social Proof

• No Opt-in box

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Search: Eye Doctor Lexington, KY

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What’s wrong with this picture?

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ABCE

• Failure = When a prospect visits your Website and leaves without giving you their information.

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Take Action!

• Take a look at your site (desktop and mobile)

• What changes need to be made?

• Send a checklist to your designer!

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#3 Prioritize Directories

• Do a Google search for your service/location

• Trusted more than Websites

• 90% of people make buying decisions based on reviews

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Reviews can be rotten

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Instead of Fearing Negativity, be Proactive in Getting Positive Feedback

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Reviews/Testimonials Best Practices

• Timing is everything.

• Ask on the right platforms.

• Never let a verbal testimonial go unheard.

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#4: Don’t Let Your Social Media Sites Die on the Vine!

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Nothing kills credibility faster than an

untouched profile.

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Audit Your Profiles

• Consistent brand?

• Current information?

• Consistent Content?

• A tribe that you’re proud of?

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Take Action!

• Do a social media audit for your company.

• Are you active on the network?

• Are you actively gaining followers?

• If not, consider pulling your flag out.

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• Facebook

• Humanize

• Advertise

• Instagram

• Millennials

• Turn customers into salesforce

Social Media Strategy

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Facebook & IG Best Practices

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• Your office should be a turnstile

• Front desk

• Patient rooms

• followmesticker.com

Let your Customers become your fanbase

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• Instagram signs

• Your location should be a virtual showroom

• Turn a thank you into a pic of video.

• crowdsigns.com

Let your fans become your salesforce

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• Humanize your brand

• Be helpful

• Indirectly sell

• Testimonials, before/after, case studies

• Go Local.

• Newsjacking

Content Strategy

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• Make me laugh, keep me engaged.

• Be a curator of funny content.

• canva.com

Content Strategy #2: Make eyeware funny.

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• You see hundreds of articles about payroll and other biz services.

• Give us only the best and tell us why.

Content Strategy #4: Be curators of content

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• tweetdeck.com

• Hootsuite.com

• drumup.com

Content Resources

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http://wpdevshed.com/facebook-advertising-bloggers-publishers-part-3-remarketing/

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http://www.clickable.com/4-little-known-facts-about-lookalike-targeting-your-agency-should-know/

Lookalike Audience

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Use Facebook Live!

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Facebook Live Best Practices

• Tell people ahead of time

• Name commenters by name

• Be creative, write a good description

• Use it often, be consistent

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In Summary: Fish where the Fish Are

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Don’t try and do it all yourself.

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Don’t get bent out of shape with slow results…

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Think outside the box!

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Focus on a few, forget about the rest.

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Thank you!

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