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Three Tales about Social Networks Bernard Leong Co-Founder, Chlkboard and Partner, Thymos Capital LLP Editor, SGEntrepreneurs and This Week in Asia Twitter/GMail: bleongcw 1

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Presented by Dr Bernard Leong in Professor Michael Netzley's course "Digital Media across Asia" (#Comm215) in Singapore Management University, it presents an introduction to social networks, the global trends and observations and three case studies on corporate communications: (i) Kaixin001, (ii) CyWorld and (iii) Facebook Pages on a Singapore Case Study. It also gives a short glimpse to mobile social networking and its rise in 2010.

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Three Tales about Social Networks

Bernard LeongCo-Founder, Chlkboard and Partner, Thymos Capital LLP

Editor, SGEntrepreneurs and This Week in AsiaTwitter/GMail: bleongcw

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Concept of Social Networks

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Social Networking Activity

Offline Online

Invite to the network or

networking session

Registration to the network or

networking session

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Social Networking Activity

Offline Online

Connecting with people in the

network\

Sharing Information and

discuss issuesin the networking

session

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Social Networking Activity

Offline Online

Follow up with the people you meet in

the network

Provide a profile of yourself

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What has really changed with the transition of communities or social networks from offline to online?

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Shifting Social Activity from Offline to Online.

Social Gaming is propagated by trusted referrals among friends in a

social network

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Scalability: Extension of a user’s reach is happening very quickly in real time

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The extension of activity is the ability to interact with someone without the need to meet face to face

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Global Trends & Observations of Social Networks

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Rank Sector

Global Active Reach Dec 08

Global Active Reach Dec 07

% Point Increase in

Active Reach

1 Search 85.9% 84.0% 1.9%

2General Interest Portals (News) 85.2% 83.4% 1.9%

3 Software manufacturers

73.4% 72.0% 1.4%

4 Online Communities 66.8% 61.4% 5.4%

5 Email 65.1% 62.5% 2.7%

Global Faces & Networked Places March 2009: A Nielsen Report on Social Networking’s New Global FootprintSource: Nielsen Online Global Index, Dec 2007- Dec 2008

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Created by Vincenzo Cosenza based on Alexa & Google Trends for Websites.Reference: “World Map of Social Networks Shows Rise of Facebook” by Robin Wauters, TechCrunch, 21 Dec 2009

http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/12/21/world-map-social-networks/

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East Asia

SEA + India + Australia

By Dec 2009, here is how social networks in Asia looks...

Interesting Note: Facebook has taken over CyWorld by end 2009 as the most dominant social network in South Korea.

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Revenue (US$) 350-500M(Rumored)

1B(Tencent Annual Report)

Profit (US$) 0M (Rumored)

475M(Tencent Annual Report)

Profit Margin (%) 0 45%

Number of Users 350M 400M

Revenue generated from users

10% 88.5%

Average Return Per User (ARPU)

US$1.75 US$2.77

Source: Benjamin Joffe, TenCent and TechCrunch

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Social Networks For Businesses

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Kaixin001 - Stealing Car Parks Social Gamestarted with General Motors Buick

10% of media budget to increase 6.7% growth in car sales.

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Minihompy Phenomenonextended to brands,

for e.g. Motorola Razr

Measure number of comments, user visits and who have viewed this page

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Facebook Page: Brewerkz

Status Message

Number of Fans

Location, PhoneTo ramp up the number of fans,

they gave the 1st 1000 fans a voucher

to free beer

The page also shares events and photos of the company19

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How to measure ROI for marketing for FacebookSource: Ogilvy 360 “Facebook For Businesses”

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And One Last Thing...

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Mobile Social Networks✦ “Location, Location, Location”

✦ Augmented Reality

✦ Social Networks + Gaming = Gree.JP, Gowalla/FourSquare, BuUuk, Foyage, My Town - The next wave after Twitter & Facebook?

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In Summary✦ Context: Planning community

engagement requires understanding of cultural, social and political conditions.

✦ Converse: Deploying community engagement utilizes tools that allow maximum reach and interaction with people based on social networks.

✦ Convert: Set milestones and metrics that helps you to decide whether a course of action deploying the social network have been fruitful.

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Discussion Topics✦ The rise of micro-transactions in Social

Networks: Could it be a deterrent to getting quality interaction and engagement?

✦ The mobile-web economy: Will social networks move away from the web towards the mobile or complementary?

✦ The abuse of social networks: Privacy & Identity Fraud. How do you assure brands that you can facilitate a social media campaign with social networks?

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You can contact me via GMail/Twitter/Skype: bleongcw and go to my blog: http://bernardleong.com

My Projects and URLs you can locate me:

http://chlkboard.com

http://www.thisweekinasia.net

http://www.sgentrepreneurs.com http://www.thymoscapital.com

Untitled Book Project on Internet & Social Media in Asia with Michael

Netzley & Nicholas Khoo

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