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Social Media Training
- 1. Eric Schwartzman PRSA Tar Heel Chapter Annual Conference High Point University Sept. 10, 2009 Your Gateway to Online Audiences Social Media Training “ Surrender to the Conversation” How a News Media Junkie Found Solace Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
- 3. Media Relations Addict Star Wars 30 th Anniversary Salt Lake Olympics Academy Awards Britney Spears Pussycat Dolls
- 4. Control Freak Data Points Overarching Message Supporting Messages
- 5. Media Training Official Spokespersons
- 6. Stakeholder Groups Public Affairs Customer Relations Investor Relations Labor Relations Community Relations Industry Relations Media Relations Analyst Relations Public Relations
- 7. Media Relations News Media Addict Television Magazines Radio Newspapers
- 10. News Cycles Photo by Olivander
- 11. News Break Strategy National News Regional News Local News Trade Press Target Audience Influencers
- 12. Score Ink
- 13. Addicted to the Illusion of Control
- 15. Evolution of Media Newspapers News Radio TV News World Wide Web 1992
- 16. Web Gave Life to New Media Email SEO Websites
- 17. New Media as Mass Media Photo by Adulau
- 19. Fax and Email
- 20. They Were Googling Me Source: PR Week
- 21. New Media Drives Purchasing Decisions Source: Universal McCann 1 2 3
- 22. Clicks Instead of Clips Source: Wikipedia
- 23. From Push to Pull
- 24. Stakeholder Relations through Search
- 25. New Media Got Social Microblogging Email SEO Blogs/Podcasts Content Social Networks Websites Pure Social Networks Monitoring
- 26. Web Got Easy
- 28. Getting through the Filter with Convenience Apps Source: Sit or Squat search review filter share
- 29. User Experience is Conversation User Ratings on Comments Social Search
- 30. Brand Ownership Changed Hands Whopper Big Mac Subway Source: This Piggy Blog
- 31. Self Policing through Social Antibodies Whopper Big Mac Subway
- 33. No Secrets
- 34. Consumer Generated Photo Journalists Source: Twitpic
- 35. Web Surpasses Mainstream Media Channels Source: Pew Internet
- 36. Analog Dollars to Digital Pennies Source: Newspaper Association of America
- 37. Press Pool Evaporates Source: Papercuts
- 39. Social Cyber Squatting Source: namechk
- 40. Conversations Became Media Source: 2009 Edelman Trust Barometer
- 41. Trustworthies Source: 2009 Edelman Trust Barometer
- 42. Intimate Media Source: Universal McCann
- 43. Now I Practice Edgework Source: Cobalt123
- 44. Socialization
- 45. Participatory PR
- 46. Toyota.com Source: Toyota Online Newsroom
- 47. Toyota.com
- 48. Toyota.com
- 49. Toyota.com
- 50. Toyota.com
- 51. Toyota.com
- 52. Data Visualization in Online Newsrooms HealtheBay.org
- 53. Conversation Worthy, without Comments HealtheBay.org
- 54. Widgets in Online Newsrooms HealtheBay.org
- 55. Socializing Data from Online Newsrooms HealtheBay.org
- 56. Publish Instead of Pitch
- 57. Rethink the Photo Opp Photo by Leo Reynolds
- 58. National News Influencers Regional News Local News Trade Press Target Audience Fool’s Game Bloggers Podcasters
- 59. Photo by Periodico LaDemocaracia Just Say No to Shotgun Distribution Tactics
- 61. New Media Train Everyone
- 62. Natives vs. Immigrants Generation Gap Source: Forrester Research
- 63. Social Media Discoverability and Amplification Email SEO Websites New Media Blogs/Podcasts Pure Social Networks Content Social Networks Monitoring Microblogging
- 64. Conversations Happen in Real Time
- 65. Conversations Shape Opinions Reputation Mainstream News Media Source: Shel Holtz
- 66. Carry the Message Source: On the Record…Online Podcast
- 67. Carry the Message Source: 2009 Digital Readiness Report
- 70. Social Media Training (310) 463-4026 Phone ericbennettschwartzman[at]gmail[dot]com Email schwartzmanpr.com Website ontherecordpodcast.com Podcast facebook.com/ericschwartzman Facebook ericschwartzman Friendfeed @ericschwartzman Twitter Copyright applies to this document – some rights reserved. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons. Attribution-non commercial-share alike 3.0 license. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0
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- If we could find a way to fit our story neatly within one of their editorial beats, we could use them to do our bidding for us. Please we got the added credibility of an endorsement from a seemingly neutral third-party. We controlled how the message was delivered through spokespeople and media training.
- Visibility and Credibility through Neutral Third Parties. Practice of managing the flow of information between an organization and its publics.
- Cater to the press for reach and credibility
- We controlled how the message was delivered through spokespeople and media training.
- Cheaper and more targeted than airplane pamphlet drops.
- Controlling the Break. Isolating Online Media.
- We controlled how the message was delivered through spokespeople and media training.
- And we made sure that the messages were distributed to coincide with news media cycles. And when the web first appeared, before it was easy for anyone to publish content to it, it was used to repurpose mainstream fare.
- We weren’t really hearing back from people at the time, so if we upset them by hogging the conversation, we never really knew it.
- We weren’t really hearing back from people at the time, so if we upset them by hogging the conversation, we never really knew it. Volume and conversation.
- Cheaper and more targeted than airplane pamphlet drops.
- Page Rank is the new PR
- Web 2.0, Read Write Web, Converse instead of Distribute
- What You Say vs .What You Do
- What You Say vs .What You Do
- What You Say vs .What You Do
- What You Say vs .What You Do
- Social Antibodies
- Hopefully, I’ve given you better understanding of some the trends, threats and opportunities that exist online. MSM no longer dominant Don’t need a printing press or signal. The personal publishing revolution is under way. Resistance is futile, and denial is not a business strategy.
- You’ve thought about the fact that people might want certain information about your product, brand or service and published it online so that if I want it. I can easily find it. And if you haven’t, the assumption is that your either arrogant or incompetent, and I’ll exercise my right as a consumer to find a brand that has.
- 17,000 employees
- Research your prospective targets and be relevant to their interests. Tougher because blogs are niche-niche media, and the only way to get the intelligence you need is to actually read the blog. Significant time investment
- Why is it people behave badly online?
- Become a community member. Comment on issues of interest. Build your street cred.
- Embeddable Flash Streaming, Global Availability via Content Delivery Network and Embed Codes.
- Embeddable Flash Streaming, Global Availability via Content Delivery Network and Embed Codes.
- Embeddable Flash Streaming, Global Availability via Content Delivery Network and Embed Codes.
- Embeddable Flash Streaming, Global Availability via Content Delivery Network and Embed Codes.
- Ty examples to their own online presence.
- Ty examples to their own online presence.
- Ty examples to their own online presence.
- Ty examples to their own online presence.
- Understanding influence
- http://www.socialmediatoday.com/SMC/46090
- Center Informs the Edges – Edges Inform the World
- http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/profile_tool.html
- Accuracy dimishes as the conversation persists
- Online audio and video Social Bookmarking Social Networking