show me the money how to (actually) drive revenue with social media apps
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Three dynamite presenters cover: * Social media skills; * Easy tricks for online optimization; * Generating contacts from social business contacts from IABC Houston - Entrepreneurs SIG meeting 11 Mar 2010 Moderator: Rob Bartlett, Bartlett Creative, Houston TX Presenters: Alise Isbell, Write Wise Communications, Houston Allie Herzog, Ward Creative Communications, Houston, Susan Farrell, Captavi, HoustonTRANSCRIPT
How to (Actually) Drive Revenue with Social Media Apps.
Entrepreneur’s Strategic Interest GroupIABC/Houston
Luncheon, March 11, 2010
Provided by the Technology Task ForceProvided by the Technology Task ForceModerated by Rob Bartlett
How to (Actually) Drive Revenue with Social Media Apps.
First a definition:What, in 140 characters or fewer, is Twitter?
Well, it’s a money‐losing website made up of very short messages (like this one) where your kids (and C‐list celebrities) waste time.
— Inc Dec 2009/Jan 2010— Inc. Dec 2009/Jan 20105 Ways To Actually Make Money On Twitter
How to (Actually) Drive Revenue with Social Media Apps.
Now the program…
How to (Actually) Drive Revenue with Social Media Apps.
Is Driving Business Via Social Media Really Like Dating? g y gSocial Skills for Social Media Success
Alise Isbell, Write Wise Communications
Fast and Easy Tricks to Increase Online OptimizationAllie Herzog, Digital Media Director for Ward Creative Communications
Generating New Contacts From Social Business ChannelsGenerating New Contacts From Social Business ChannelsSusan Farrell, President and CEO of Captavi
Is Driving Business Via Social gMedia Really Like Dating?
Social Skills for Social Media Success
Alise IsbellTrainer, Facilitator and Instructional Designer
Mental, Not PhysicalMental, Not Physical
Successful Social Media Users areSuccessful Social Media Users are• Interesting• Semi provocative (but avoid TMI) “flirty”• Semi-provocative (but avoid TMI) flirty• Helpful
I f ti• Informative• Courteous
Ki d• Kind• Friendly
Enhance Brand or IdentityEnhance Brand or Identity
• Tell people what you’re doingTell people what you re doing• Linkedin Group Page• Link to Blog
I l d i t• Include pictures
• Add links to samples or events• http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=1907750&trk=anet_ug_hm• http://www.facebook.com/rob.bartlett?ref=profile#!/group.php?gid=159394570388
• Offer something free or discounted to • Offer something free or discounted to responders
Enhance Brand or IdentityEnhance Brand or Identity
• Work with circles of influence.• A – B – and C contacts
• Most SM apps track for you• Guest Blog, Quote Yourself
• Share information• Free software• Cool links to resources
i l li / i di bl h l• www.visual-literacy.org/periodic_table.html
Fast and Easy Tricks toIncrease Online Optimization
Allie HerzogDigital Media Director for
Ward Creative Communications
Keyword research and use throughout siteKeyword research and use throughout site
• Google AdwordsGoogle Adwords
Keyword research and use throughout siteKeyword research and use throughout site
• Google AdwordsGoogle Adwords
• Meta tags, titles and descriptions
Keyword research and use throughout siteKeyword research and use throughout site
• Google AdwordsGoogle Adwords
• Meta tags, titles and descriptions
Google Local BusinessGoogle Local Business
Google Local BusinessGoogle Local Business
• Claim all business listingsClaim all business listings
Google Local BusinessGoogle Local Business
• Claim all business listingsClaim all business listings
• Consider advertising
Google Local BusinessGoogle Local Business
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Mobile SEOMobile SEO
• Click to call
Mobile SEOMobile SEO
• Click to call• Separate landing page
• Keep content short• Create short, custom titles
Mobile SEOMobile SEO
• Click to call• Separate landing page
• Keep content short• Create short, custom titles
• Things to consider:Is the most important information at the top?• Is the most important information at the top?
• Is your navigation still available?• Are the font sizes correct?• Does your page visibly look good?
Google AnalyticsGoogle Analytics
Generating New Contacts FromSocial Business ChannelsSoc a us ess C a e s
Presenter: Susan Allen Farrell, President & CEO Captavi
Identify Your AudiencesIdentify Your Audiences
• ProspectsProspects
• Customers
l• Employees
• Community/Public
• Investors
• PartnersPartners
• Media
Extend Keyphrases to Social BusinessExtend Keyphrases to Social Business
• Relationship marketingRelationship marketing
• Marketing automation software
S i l C• Social CRM
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with LinkedInHow to Generate Leads with LinkedIn
How to Generate Leads with TwitterHow to Generate Leads with Twitter
How to Generate Leads with TwitterHow to Generate Leads with Twitter
How to Generate Leads with TwitterHow to Generate Leads with Twitter
How to Generate Leads with TwitterHow to Generate Leads with Twitter
How to Generate Leads with Twitter and GoogleHow to Generate Leads with Twitter and Google
How to Generate Leads with TwitterHow to Generate Leads with Twitter
Measurable Success Indicators –Ch k LiCheck List
Number of Net‐New Qualified Twitter Followers
Number of Net‐New LinkedIn Contacts
Number of Social Business Referrals
Number of Leads Generated from Social Business
Top‐Five Organic Ranking Position in Search Engines
Measurable Success Indicators –Q lifi d T i F llQualified Twitter Followers
Measurable Success Indicators –Q li Di iQuality Discussions
Measurable Success Indicators –Q li Di iQuality Discussions
ResourcesResources
A Basic Twitter Glossary(Provided by Alise Isbell)( y )
A Basic Twitter GlossaryA Basic Twitter Glossary
• Tweets – 140 character maximum • Following ‐ Following someone micro blog
• All Friends – People or entities you follow and who follow you.
M ti Si l th @
simply means receiving their Twitter updates. When you follow someone, every time they post a new message, it will appear on your Twitter home• Mentions – Simply use the @ +
username to refer specifically to someone.
• Followers ‐ Twitter sends you an
it will appear on your Twitter home page. New messages are added to your home page as people post them, so you always get the updates i l i Wh l iFollowers Twitter sends you an
email when someone new follows you. Set up your email preferencesto notify you when you have a new f ll h f ll li k
in real time. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are.
Twitter offers other ways to follow follower. The followers link on your profile page or home page's sidebar will also tell you how many followers you have.
ypeople too: you can get updates from certain people on your phone!
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A Basic Twitter GlossaryA Basic Twitter Glossary
• Retweet or RT ‐ indicates a re‐posting • Twitpic or Pictures ‐ Twitter doesn't of someone else's tweet. This isn't an official Twitter command or feature, but people add RT somewhere in a tweet to indicate
offer an official picture posting feature of its own, however, most people use a third party application (a popular one is TwitPic) to postsomewhere in a tweet to indicate
that part of their tweet includes something they're re‐posting from another person's tweet, sometimes i h f h i Ch k
(a popular one is TwitPic) to post pictures to Twitter accounts. Check out other photo and video apps on the Twitter Fan Wiki here!
with a comment of their own. Check out this great article on re‐tweeting, written by a fellow Twitter user, @ruhanirabin.
• Profile – Information about you. Use keywords to describe your expertise, work, interests or other aspects of your life you would like others to@ your life you would like others to know.
• Shorten URL – Enables you to post long URL addresses by contracting them to use fewer characters.
A Basic Twitter GlossaryA Basic Twitter Glossary
• Reply = @username + message ‐ • SET LOCATION placename ‐ updates directs a twitter at another person, and causes your twitter to save in their "replies" tab. Example: @meangrape I love that song too!
the location field in your profile Example: set location san francisco
• WHOIS username retrieves the@meangrape I love that song too!
• DMs = D username + message ‐sends a person a private message that goes to their device, and saves in
• WHOIS username ‐ retrieves the profile information for any public user on Twitter. Example: whois jack
their web archive. Example: D krissywant to pick a Jamba Juice for me while you're there?
• FAV username marks a person's last
• GET username ‐ retrieves the latest Twitter update posted by the person. Example: get goldman
G i d f i d• FAV username ‐marks a person s last twitter as a favorite and causes the message to show up in your "Favorites" tab.
• NUDGE username ‐ reminds a friend to update by asking what they're doing on your behalf. Example: nudge biz
A Basic Twitter GlossaryA Basic Twitter Glossary
• FAV username ‐marks a person's last twitter as a favorite. (hint: reply to any update with FAV ‐ to mark it as a favorite if you're receiving it in real time) Example: fav al3xtime) Example: fav al3x
• STATS ‐ this command returns your number of followers, how many people you're following, and your bio information.
• INVITE phone number ‐ will send an SMS invite to a friend's mobile phone Example: Invite 415 555 1212phone. Example: Invite 415 555 1212
Advanced TwitterAdvanced Twitter
• Hashtags – Used for keywords to • Twitter Clients – Software client used trend topics and see which are most popular at a given time.
• Search – Twitter Search enables users
for Twitter website other than Twitter like Tweetdeck, Hootsuite and Ubertwitter
to search for keywords, people, companies or other entities of interest
• Multiple accounts – Many people have aspects of their lives they wish to compartmentalize. Having multiple accounts enables messaging• Groups – Organizations or companies
can tweet about products and services to generate a following or offer special promotions to
multiple accounts enables messaging about distinct topics and targeted information to different audiences
offer special promotions to customers
Useful LinksUseful Links
• PowerPoint/Twitter Tools: http://www.sapweb20.com/blog/powerpoint‐twitter‐tools/
• Moodle Interactive Site with More Info: http://tejaslearning.com/learningnetwork/login/index.php
• Posterous: http://posterous.com/
• Mark Prasatik: [email protected] Twitter username ‐@mprasatik
• Alise Isbell: Write Wise Communications LLCAlise Isbell: Write Wise Communications, LLC [email protected] username ‐@amisbell
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