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Understanding the Social MediaLandscapeGez Daring: Director KMP Digitata

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The times they have a’changed

The social media revolution has happened• Your company is where it is in spite of

your engagement levels• How can you have more say in your

online destiny?

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Where do you start?

Listen• Brand Tracking software

Also...• Twitter Search• Technorati Search• Google Blog search• Board Reader

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Things to consider

• Content• Audience• Resource• Goals• KPIs

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Things to consider

Content• Type• Tone• Frequency• Source• Distribution• Will it spread?

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Things to consider

Audience• Demographic

• Who and where are they?• What does their social graph look like?

• What do you want from them?• How will you reward them?

• Tone of voice• Moderation

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Things to consider

Resource• Social media is not free• Requires time investment

• Monitoring• Blogging• Planning• Moderating

• Have an assigned team with RESPONSIBILITY• Plan for the best, prepare for the worst

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Things to consider

Goals• Have them!• Know what you are trying to achieve• Start you planning with the goals in

mind• Everything you do should align with

one of your goals

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Things to consider

Alerts (register and response rates / by channel / CTR / post click activity)

Bookmarks (onsite, offsite)CommentsDownloadsEmail subscriptionsFans (become a fan of something /

someone)Favourites (add an item to favourites)Feedback (via the site) Followers (follow something / someone)Groups (create / join / total number of

groups / group activity)Install widget/appliation (on a blog page,

Facebook, etc)Key page activity (post-activity)

Love / Like thisPosts with inbound linksRatingsReviewsSocial media sharing / participation

(activity on key social media sites, e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Digg, etc)

Tagging (user-generated metadata)TestimonialsTime spent on site (by source / by entry

page)Total contributors (and % active

contributors)Uploads (add an item, e.g. articles, links,

images, videos)Views (videos, ads, rich images)

KPIs for social activity

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Things to consider

KPIs• KPIs should be based on engagement• ROI?• Whatever you choose set targets with

milestones.

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The big 5

Facebook

Twitter

YouTube

Flickr

Blogging

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Facebook

What can you do?• Start a page• Share buttons• Like buttons

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Facebook

Encourage interaction with pages• Response• Content contribution• Loosen the reigns• Allow user content in your main wall

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Share vs Like

Share• Like a bookmark• Content is posted to a users wall

• And perhaps their friends’ news feeds

• One time deal• Noone visiting your page can see if it has been

shared

• Like• New service• Endorsement and link is posted/streamed• List of likes remains on profile• You can see who likes you

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Facebook “like”

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Twitter

Use twitter for:• Fast communication• Instant Feedback and response• Crisis management• Community building

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Twitter

Don’t use twitter for• Broadcasting• Sell Sell Sell• Press releases• Blog post feed

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Twitter Case study

Manchester airport• Retail promotion• Marketing• Tweeting departure board

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Twitter Case Study

Add Value• We plugged the twitter API into the

Manchester Airport live flight update service.

• User DMs flight number to manairport• User receives updates by DM

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YouTube

The #2 largest search engine in the world

#1 media sharing site80% UK web users watch video

online

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Flickr

Largest dedicated photo sharing site• 3,224 uploads in the last minute • 71,248 things tagged with jump• 2.4 million things geotagged this month

Reputation among photographersSearchExcellent tagging, geolocation Groups, tools

and APIExisting Presence

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Blogging

• What do we mean by a blog?• Regularly updated• Multiple content types• Speed• SEO• Excellent base for a “social hub”

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The next big thing?

GeolocationMusicVideoSocial Gaming

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Geolocation for business

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Geolocation for business

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A few Dos and Don’ts

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DO Listen, respond and react

Monitor your brandRespond to users willing to interact

Online• Engage (Good or Bad)• Campaign (New Goals?)• Beware the lonely troll• Steer traditional digital activity

Offline• Act on feedback• Tackle problems from the source• Use the buzz!

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Wispa

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Wispa

2003 – Wispa brand was phased out and replaced by "Dairy Milk Bubbly".

Internet campaigns and an online petition - bring it back!

Iggy and the Stooges' 2007 performance at Glastonbury: several fans invaded the stage with a banner saying “Bring Back the Wispa”.

Bring Back Wispa groups on Bebo, MySpace and Facebook 

Out of date Wispa sold for £2250 on eBay

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Wispa

August 2007 – Cadbury announce that the bar would be relaunched with limited production

Wispa launched on a permanent basis in October 2008

"For the Love of Wispa" campaign called for the public to donate locations, actors, props and other material, for an advert.

On 14 September 2009, Wispa Gold will be relaunched for a limited time, due to popular demand.

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John McCain PPC

Eric Frenchman – Evil Genius • Identify hot breaking news stories• [Buzz Monitoring] and Google trends quantify

importance• Captures traffic as people begin to search and

drive traffic to appropriate landing pages• Stories with limited shelf life

Source: Pardon my French

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John McCain PPC

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DON’T Broadcastjust

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DON’T BroadcastEngageEncourageExcite

just

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Be on the pulseDO

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Be familiar with new Applications and their uses• Subscribe to industry blogs: Techcrunch,

Mashable, Read Write Web, Econsultancy

Secure brand usernames earlyEncourage user interaction around your brand.See which take off. Engage if appropriate.Monitor search results on Google and see

which sites rank the highest. What tools are being built?

• Do any third party tools make a particular SocNet a better fit for your business?

Be on the pulseDO

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Wipe your damn feet!DO

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Be aware you are entering a community

Learn the etiquetteLearn the lingoBe respectful

Wipe your damn feet!DO

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Wipe your damn feet!DONestle

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Wipe your damn feet!DO

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DON’T

Expect a red carpet

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“Build it and they will come” does not apply

A presence is not enoughNo one likes a pushy salesmanPeople will tell you what they

think......whether you like it or not

DON’T

Expect a red carpet

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Add ValueDO

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Think of way to improve your followers lives.... even the smallest ways

Advocates are valuableAPIs are your friendsMake things easy - integrate• Facebook Connect

Add ValueDO

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Sega twitter giveaways

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DO Be Brave

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To boldly go...• No blueprint

The Social Web is a hub for gossip.• Did you see?• This is cool!• Isn’t this awful?

Be remarkable... In a good way

DO Be Brave

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Skittles

Skittles launched a site allowing navigation of wikipedia, twitter search, flickr and facebook content.

Users were in control of contentBUZZ!

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Skittles

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Be DodgyDON’T

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SpamHijackGame the system• We’re marketers; not MPs

PlagiariseFake comments / Diggs

Be DodgyDON’T

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Habitat

Hijacked twitter #hashtags to promote itself• #iphone #mousavi #apple #trueblood

Backlash on twitterPicked up by mainstream news• BBC, Guardian, Sky News

Habitat forced to apologize• Should have done it MUCH sooner

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Habitat

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Habitat

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Habitat

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Habitat

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Habitat

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Whole Foods

“rahodeb” was an active user for 7 years on Yahoo finance forums (2000 – 2007)

Revealed good knowledge of wholefoods and the CEO (in third person)

Criticized Whole Foods rival Wild Oats MarketDuring a £600mill buyout of OATS a complaint was

lodgedWhole foods CEO, John Mackey IS rahoebAccused of attempting to influence share price.

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Whole foods

Whole Foods’ CEO John Mackey

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Set your brand freeDO

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Set your brand free

Encourage and support amateur brand champions.• If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em

Develop ideas with crowdsTrust the users to be your content

providers.• Obama ran a successful campaign

on YouTube• Or did he?

DO

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Be a BullyDON’T

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If you find users doing something you find objectionable

DON’T threaten with legal actionDON’T Make demandsUse legal action as a LAST resort

Be a BullyDON’T

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Guinness VS FailBlog

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Guinness VS Failblog

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Guinness VS Failblog

Dear Sir/Madam,

Thanks for writing us an email regarding the “Record Breaking Fail”. Unfortunately, douchebaggy cyber-bullying emails will only bring upon you more shame on your house. I am also resisting the urge to write this email in ALL CAPS.I believe it is the duty of FAIL Blog(TM) to call out organizations when they encourage the public to do such things as “Break the record” for the “Most Individuals Killed In A Terrorist Act”. We firmly believe that our publication of your fail is protected under the concepts of fair use, commentary and non-trademark use. Please RTFM and we welcome you to teh interwebs.Since we at FAIL Blog(TM) don’t have a legal defense department, we have complied with your request to remove the trademarked term and logo from the original image. We have used the “naughty bits filter” on the image to secure your naughty, naughty, trademark assertions. However, we have posted your email so that our audience can see why we had to remove the name of the failer from the image. I hope that this is the outcome you have expected as now NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW THAT GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS LIMITED HAS FAILED.The full legal response can be read here: icanhaz.com/legalresponseCheers,FAIL Blog

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Guinness VS Failblog

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DO

Mahalo answersSEO - control google

• User profiles on social media sites rank very highly on search engines.

• Think about all those words you’d have loved to have bought the domain for.

Press coverageGoodwill

• Whuffie

Understand the hidden BONUS

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In Summary

DO• Listen• Respond/React• Be on the pulse• Wipe your feet• Add Value• Be Brave• Set your Brand

free• Understand the

hidden bonus

DON’T• Just Broadcast• Use a

Blunderbuss• Expect a red

carpet• Be Dodgy• Be a Bully

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Questions?

Gez Daring [email protected]@Gezd