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Social Media Communication (2015) Concepts, Practices, Data, Law and Ethics New York and London: Routledge

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Social Media Communication: Concepts, Practices, Data, Law and Ethics (2015), published in summer 2014, introduces key social media concepts.

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Page 1: Social Media Communication #SMC2015 Introduction

Social Media Communication (2015)

Concepts, Practices, Data, Law and EthicsNew York and London: Routledge

Page 2: Social Media Communication #SMC2015 Introduction

Social Media Influencers

Influence and trust – concepts depend upon strength and character of individual or organization social networks and branding

Focus on source and message credibility

Return on Investment (ROI) is found in the data

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We are Brands and Media

“We live in a time where brands are people and people are brands” – Brian Solis (@briansolis,

2013)

By developing strategies through planning and creating tactics, it is possible to avoid social media pitfalls and serve many goals within media and other organizations

#Sandy was a “social storm”

Rapid diffusion of social media over a few short years changed job roles for news reporters, PR people, marketers and others

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Engagement Communities

People form social groups, sometimes seek out influencers and gauge social trends

When it comes to breaking news events and real-time social engagement, split-second decisions made by professionals frequently miss the mark

CMC users create online identities, interact and engage with others, participate in online communities, and may activate groups to respond

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Crowd Storytelling

Twitter, may trigger crowd sourcing in which audiences piece together bits of information into a larger narrative for storytelling

Blogging blurs the lines between news and opinion

Interaction and conversation monitoring itself may be a driver for social change

Trust is a relational dimension that may be connected with social interaction and shared values

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Word of Mouth

Word of mouth (WOM) has become an important marketing phrase for brands wanting to spread word through a growing group of followers and fans

Customer “evangelism” is free advertising by authentic customers who engaged with others as trusted spokespeople

We live in a multi-screen world in which user attention is split between many screens

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Media Literacy

Some are turning to media literacy as a way to explore best practices of journalists and PR people

In order to effectively engage within a social network, strategies and tactics must constantly return to concerns about online trust and influence.