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Online Engagement Anne Mims Adrian, PhD google.com/profiles/ aafromaa [email protected] twitter.com/ aafromaa blog.anneadrian.com slideshare.net/ aafromaa March 30, 2010

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Most-watched program in US history.

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When you watched the Super Bowl, did you get online?

flickr.com/photos/rmtip21/4304930330/

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Did not surf86%

Surfed web14%

During Super Bowling and Opening Olympic Ceremonies

(The Nielsen Company)nytimes.com/2010/02/24/business/media/24cooler.html?ref=technology

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SurfNot surf

During events online discussion–the back channel—will increase.

(The Nielsen Company)nytimes.com/2010/02/24/business/media/24cooler.html?ref=technology

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Not surf Surf

And increase.

nytimes.com/2010/02/24/business/media/24cooler.html?ref=technology

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Not surf

Surf

And increase.

nytimes.com/2010/02/24/business/media/24cooler.html?ref=technology

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Not surf

Surf

And increase.

nytimes.com/2010/02/24/business/media/24cooler.html?ref=technology

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Adoption Curve & Phases

socialnetworkroadmap.com/index/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/web2_adopt_curve2.png  

Initial Discovery (2006-2007)Hype & Experimentation (2008-2009)Failure & Disappointment (2010)Triumph of Determination (2011-2013)Pervasive Adoption (2014-2015)

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Broadcasting

Pushing content (products, services, advertisements)

One to many

Controlled publishing

Static flickr.com/photos/matthileo/3728593992/

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One to one  Little or no scaling

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Real people being Social Real life

One life

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Influence ripples are not created by throwing a rock into the lake.

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Influence occurs in small social circles

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Engagement

act of sharing in the activities of a group participation, involvement, involution

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Engagement builds allegiance and trust

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Engaged: Authentic

flickr.com/photos/gillat/3483112515/ 

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Engaged: Sharing and building knowledge

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Engaged: Fast and Responsive

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Engaged: Flexible and Agile

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Engaged: Empathy

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Engaged: Valuing relationships

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Engaged: Immersion

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Engaged: Delivering Value

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Online engagement doesn’t stand alone.

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How to be engaging

Converse.

Ask others’ opinions.

Involve others in problem solving, idea and content and product development.

Treat customers, clients, and potential clients as community members.

Converse with people who share common interests and goals.

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How to be engaging

Educate through blogging, in forums, and Twitter.

Provide a means to share photos, techniques, best practices, and frustrations.

Become a member and act like a member of a community or group.

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Define the goals of engagement,aligned with business goals

Look for and define a higher purpose

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Possible goals of engagement

Build and maintain relationships.

Build and maintain brand loyalty.

Be responsive and timely.

Establish support among the community.

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Choose methods, applications, and course of action that fits.

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Go where the people are

Look for hidden communitiesForums

Magazine communities

Build relationships in the communities

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Define who are community members (and future members)

Define who is core customer /client / community member Why would they care Create personas 

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TacticsProvide technical training and support.

Connect needs with resources and people.

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Tactics

Learn ways to collaborate across many different sectors.

Focus on needs, goals, and communities.

Utilize expertise and passion to build recognition and loyalty.

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Tactics

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Evaluate.Measure online engagement.

Consider attitudinal and behavioral changes.

Evaluate disengagement.

Adjust.

Repeat.

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ROI: Elephant in the roomflickr.com/photos/80835774@N00/1043450869/

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Get started by listening

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What is being said on the web google.com/alerts

Google Alerts

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Know what people are saying search.twitter.com/

Twitter Searches

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Ask a question in LinkedIn Answers

mashable.com/2009/09/28/social-media-feedback/

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Add a poll web site or blog.

Add a poll to Your Facebook Page.

Poll Your Twitter Followers.

mashable.com/2009/09/28/social-media-feedback/

Joe Posnanski blog joeposnanski.com/JoeBlog/

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Then what?Pick 1, 2, or 3.

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Stay current.Expect changes in the future:technology & behavior.

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87% of onlinecommunitymembers participatein social causes thatare new to them.

94% of online communitymembers said the Internet helps them become more informed about social causes.

digitalcenter.org/pdf/2008-Digital-Future-Report-Final-Release.pdf

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Future: Mobile Computing

resourceshelf.com/2010/02/11/a-collection-of-new-statistics-about-social-networking-mobile-and-internet-traffic/

In 2009, smartphone ownership increased from 11% to 17%.

 

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Future: Mobile Computing

resourceshelf.com/2010/02/11/a-collection-of-new-statistics-about-social-networking-mobile-and-internet-traffic/

3G phone ownership increased from 32% to 43%.

 Unlimited data plan

subscriptionsrose from 16% to 21%.

flickr.com/photos/yourdon/3275742912/

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Future: Mobile computing

People who use mobile devices to access

Facebook are almost 50% more active on

Facebook than non-mobile users.

More than 180 mobile operators in 60

countries working to deploy Facebook

mobile products.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics Retrieved 10/1/2009

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Where the people are

World Users US Users

Facebook 400 million 112 million

MySpace 175 million 57 million

Twitter 75 million 19 million

LinkedIn 60 million 30 million

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1 2

400

308

Facebook US

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Facebook 48% of Americans have a Facebook or MySpace account. (April 2009)

news.harrisinteractive.com/profiles/investor/ResLibraryView.asp?ResLibraryID=34306&GoTopage=11&Category=1777&BzID=1963&t=11

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Facebook

Average user has 130 friends on the site.

Average user spends more than 55 minutes per day on Facebook.

facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics Retrieved 3/22/2010

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Twitter stats

2008 2009 2010

4% of US Internet users6 million

11% US Internet users11 million

15% US Internet users18 million

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Twitter

Answer “What is happening?”

Share thoughts.

Share links.

Ask questions.

Answer questions.

…in 140 characters or less.

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Twitter stats

Following does nothave to be reciprocal.

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Twitter stats

Users with an average of 1,000 followers

tweet the most,

more than those with fewer than 100

followers, and

more than those with more than 100,000

followers.

barracudalabs.com/downloads/BarracudaLabs2009AnnualReport-FINAL.pdf (January

2010)

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Twitter stats

Average Twitter user has 27 followers.

barracudalabs.com/downloads/BarracudaLabs2009AnnualReport-FINAL.pdf

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Twitter stats

Twitter users are becoming more engaged over time when controlled for sample age.

themetricsystem.rjmetrics.com/2010/01/26/new-data-on-twitters-users-and-engagement/

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Other Future Trends

Expectation of Online Presence

Geolocation

Video

Gaming

User filtering of content

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References Adama. J. 4 Ways to Use Social Media Cues to Engage People geniusplanetnigeria.com/2010/02/4-ways-to-use-social-media-cues-to.html

Brogan, Chris, Audience or Community chrisbrogan.com/audience-or-community/

Burdy, Jason ClickZ, What Online Engagement Means to Your Web Site clickz.com/3629019

Hunt, Tara, The Whuffie Factor Scott, David Meerman, The New Rules of Marketing and PR   The Social Network Roadmapglobalhumancapital.org/?p=675  

Why Are Marketers So Bad At Measuring Social Media?blogs.forrester.com/marketing/2009/11/why-are-marketers-so-bad-at-measuring-social-media.html?cm_mmc=Ask-_-twitter-_-twitter-_-8275664

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Anne Mims Adrian