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Social Media 101: The Basics of Social Media presented by the: Social Media Sisters Samantha Armbruster & Sarah Bodnar www.socialmediasisters.com

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Page 1: Social Media 101

Social Media 101: The Basics of Social Media

presented by the:

Social Media SistersSamantha Armbruster & Sarah Bodnar

www.socialmediasisters.com

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Introducing the Social Media Sisters

Our mission:

To empower all members of our community to effectively use and implement social media as a

marketing tool to reach new audiences.

Our style:

Yoga meets roller derby; we will help you design a purposeful and intentional social media marketing plan that is engaging, captivating and maybe even

a little outrageous!

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Welcome to the Wild, Wild West of Social Media!

Agenda:

The Why, What & How of Social Media + tips on a Winning strategy

Questionnaire results Question/Comment cards

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Common Concerns

Lack of knowledge or training Limited time or bandwidth ROI: Is it really worth it? Technologically challenged Security Skepticism of new technologies

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Why use Social Media?

Join the conversation or be left out Rising popularity & usage (see graph) Cost-effective DIY Consumer-driven and consumer-generated Fun!

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The Hard Facts Social networking now accounts for 22% of all time spent

online in the US.

Twitter processed more than 1 billion tweets in December 2009 and averages almost 40 million tweets per day.

3 out of 4 Americans use SM technology

2/3 global internet users visit Social Networking sites

Social Media sites are used more frequently than email

People spend 5,000,000,000 minutes a day on Facebook, with more than 500 million active users

Sources: Facebook, Wikipedia & brandinfiltration.com

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Case Study

Social Media played a critical role in the Obama presidential campaign in raising funds and communicating with voters at minimal cost (significantly outpacing the McCain campaign)

15,407,364 people “Like” Obama's Facebook page as of 11/2/10

The “Yes We Can” video was viewed 14,200,000 times on YouTube

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What is Social Media?“Social media uses web-based technologies to turn

communication into interactive dialogues.”

Distinguished by:

1. Reach2. Accessibility3. Usability4. Recency5. Permanence

Source: Wikipedia

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How to use Social Media

Main Principles: authenticity it’s all about relationships conversations, not press releases sharing, not sparing thought leadership content driven if you are interesting, people “like” you

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Who?

Social Media strategies are most effective when engaging people genuinely interested in the business, organization, issue or product.

Your strategy may include:

individuals teams of people your customers, members, supporters

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Good content will...

Entertain: make it fun

Inspire: quotes, success stories, photos

Educate: teach people something new

Inform/Impress: updates, special offers, events

Outrage: controversy is exciting, in moderation

“What Old McDonald Can Teach You about Social Media”

Social Media Examiner

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Tips

It’s personal, but it’s not all about you - stay interesting and relevant

More isn’t necessarily better, but consistency is key

Design a SM Marketing plan that you can keep up with

Brand your total online presence: Images, logos, fonts

Consistent voice & personality

Integrate all online marketing efforts

Invite your followers, fans and customers to contribute

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Best Practices: Facebook Page types Profile & image Posting: content & consistency Attracting friends & fans Page administration & management Responses & conversations

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Best Practices: Twitter

Designed to answer the question: What are you doing (right now)?

Use your 140 Characters wisely (abbreviations, URL shortening)

Drive traffic to: your website, blog, or other related interesting sites

Focus on new content, real-time updates, special offers, news

What came first: “Following” or being “Followed”?

Join conversations using hashtags, replies, retweets & trends

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Win! Tracking Your Success

Many SM tools offer indicators & metrics (free)

Other tools, e.g. Google Analytics

Success isn't always linear, this is the world wide web that we're dealing with

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Facebook Insights

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Facebook Insights cont.

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Thank you for joining us

We wish you the best in designing a creative and successful social media strategy!

Sincerely,

Samantha & Sarah

[email protected]

socialmediasisters.com