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Social Media Trends, Tips, Tactics FBLA Missouri State Leadership Conference, April 2011

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Social Media

Trends, Tips, TacticsFBLA Missouri State Leadership Conference, April 2011

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What is True Media?- An independent, full-service media strategy and

communications company - Digital and non-digital media, Traditional, Interactive

and Social media- Media planning, buying, research and strategy

www.twitter.com/truemediaagency

www.twitter.com/anglecta

www.truemediaservices.com

www.truemediablog.com

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SOCIAL MEDIA

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What is a Social Media Manager?

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TWITTER

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Who’s on ?• More females 55% than males 45%, teens (ages 13-17)• Mostly Caucasians, but a larger than average demographic

of African American users• Households with children from the ages of 0-2.• Affluent households with incomes of $100k+

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When Social Media Online Reputation Management goes wrong...

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Whoops….

…really wrong…

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Case Study - Chrysler

9Discuss: What would you do?

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FACEBOOK

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Who’s on ? • Females 55%; males 45%, teens

• Mostly Caucasians, but a larger than average demo of African Americans.

• Households with teens and incomes of $100k+

• Over 500 million active users, 50% of active users log on in any given day

• Average user has 130 friends and is connected to 80 pages, groups, events & community pages

Over 700 billion minutes/mo. on Facebook

Over 900 million objects to interact with Avg. user creates 90 pieces of content/mo.

More than 30 billion pieces of content (web links, news stories, blog posts, notes, photo albums,) shared each month.

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Facebook Case Studies

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ONLINE VIDEO

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What’s On ?

• More than 13 million hours of video uploaded in 2010

• In 25 countries across 43 languages, 70% of YouTube traffic comes from outside the US

• 35 hours of video are uploaded every minute, the same as150,000+ full-length movies in theaters each week

• More video is uploaded to YouTube in 60 days than the 3 major US networks created in 60 years

• YouTube reached over 700 billion playbacks in 2010

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How Powerful is Online Video?

<iframe title="YouTube video player" width="640" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/CD2LRROpph0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

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Rebecca Black

Image from: popwatch.ew.com

Uploaded YouTube video, “Friday” on February 10, 2011

Friday March 11, video posted on Daniel Tosh’s Twitter account.

Viewed over 100 million times in less than 2 months

In early 2011, Rebecca Black’s mom paid Ark Music Factory $2,000 to produce a song and

video for her daughter.

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Late 2010 Mom enlists Ark Music Factory to produce music video.

Feb 10, 2011 – “Friday” is uploaded onto YouTube

March 14, 2011 – Song released on iTunes

March 15, 2011 Rebecca rules Twitter. Hot trend surpasses Charlie Sheen and Japan disaster

March 22, 2011 - Rebecca Black appears on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

March 30, 2011 - Announces next single "LOL"

From California Teen to Viral Sensation

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THE RULES…SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS

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1. Be transparent2. Be honest3. Content rules4. Engage, interact with and entertain your

audience5. Be a part of the conversation, or it WILL

HAPPEN WITHOUT YOU6. Find where your audience is, and go to them

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MOBILE

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Mobile…Who Knew?

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• More than 4 in 10 Americans say

they “can’t live” without their

mobile phone and nearly half sleep

with it nearby• Three-fourths of survey respondents - including 82%

of Americans - never leave home without their phone • 36% of people across the world (42% of Americans)

go so far to say they ‘cannot live without’ it

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The Impact of Texting

• Text messaging has become as important as voice calling

• Studies have found that it has changed the way people manage their relationships. – 31% of people across all the markets surveyed

have lied about their whereabouts via text– One in five has set up a first date– 12% have broken up with someone by text

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Social and Mobile

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Types of Social Mobile

1. Online social networks on mobile devices

2. Share content via social channels

3. Connect mobile sites & apps with social networks

4. Mobile social networks

5. Location-based check-in services

6. Sharing and streaming content

7. Social gaming

Source, Why Mobile Social Media MattersDavid BerkowitzSenior Director of Emerging Media & Innovation360iTwitter: @dberkowitz / @360i

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Social is Mobile• 73% of Blackberry owners have downloaded 5 or fewer

applications• 72% of iPhone owners have downloaded 10 or more

applications• 37% listed Facebook as one of their top three most

utilized apps and 18% claim it's their favorite app. Advertising Age reported a 400% surge in mobile video uploads to YouTube, attributed to the new iPhone 3GS

• The mobile web version of YouTube has well over 4.6 million users that log in many times a month

• 80% of Twitter usage is on mobile devices

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SOCIAL: A CATALYSTFOR CHANGE

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• What this means:• These channels are no longer just novelties. They

form an online ecosystem that is revolutionizing the way people find, consume and share information.

• Personalized streams of information are replacing not only traditional news media but also traditional websites.

• To reach key audiences, organizations need to communicate on a micro level to infiltrate social networks and find a place in permission-based news streams.

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Social…Who Knew?

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PROTECT YOURSELF

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• Guard your privacy – use privacy controls

• “Google” yourself – find out what’s out there already

• Think before you post – ALWAYS

• Be mindful of who is watching and reading your posts

Remember; with social media, you can DELETE it,

but you can’t TAKE IT BACK

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Thank You

• Contact Information– [email protected]– Twitter.com/@anglecta– Twitter.com/@truemediaagency

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