1. Presenter
ADEEL NASEEM
TAUQEER ABBASI
SHALOOM
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20-May-2013

2. Agenda of Presentation
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Social Media.
Types of Social Media.
Social Networking
Micro blogging
Multimedia sharing
VOIP

3. Social media refers to the means of
interactions among people in
which they create, share, and
exchange information and ideas in
virtual communities and networks.
Social Media
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4. Social Media Importance
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6. World Famous Social
Media
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Google
Plus+
MySpace
Hi5
Skype
Viber
Tagged
Orkut
Ning
YouTube
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7. Types of Social Media
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8. Services that allow you to
connect with other people
of similar interests and
background. Usually they
consist of a profile, various
ways to interact with other
users, ability to setup
groups, etc.
Social Networks
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9. FACEBOOK
Social
networking
service launched
in 2004.
Founded by Mark
Zuckerberg.
Facebook
membership was
initially limited
to Harvard
students.
Facebook now
allows any users
who declare
themselves to be
at least 13 years
old.
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11. How to become a Facebook User
• www.facebook.com
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16. Video
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25. Facebook app for Mobile
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26. Video
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28. Google +
Second
largest
social
network .
500 million
Registered
users.
Owned and
operated
by Google
Inc.
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29. www.plus.google.com
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31. Why Google +
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32. LinkedIn
Social
networking
website for
people in
professional
occupations.
Founded in
December 2002
225 million
registered
Users
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33. www.linkedin.com
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37. How Linked in works
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39. MySpace
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40. MySpace
MySpace is having a
built-in media player.
Which allows you to
play music while
doing work on
MySpace
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42. How to join MySpace
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43. How Social
Networking
websites help
Business
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44. Lot of Exposure Business
in one place
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45. Promote New Products
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46. Get Feedback
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47. Gain New Customers
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48. Target Audiences
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49. Cost Effective
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51. Part 2
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52. Micro Blogging
Micro blogging is a broadcast medium in the form of
blogging.
Content is typically smaller in both actual and aggregate
file size.
Allow users to exchange small elements of content such as
short sentences, individual images, or video links.
Small messages are sometimes called micro posts.
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53. Micro Blogging
Twitter Pinterest
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54. Twitter
Created in March
2006
Online micro
blogging service
That enables its
users to send and
read text-based
messages of up to
140 characters,
known as "tweets".
200 million
Registered Users
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55. How to become a twitter user
www.twitter.com
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56. Sigh up process
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58. Twitter for Business
•Amplify your messages to
more people interested in
your smaller business.
Promoted
Tweets
•A simple way to grow your
followers and find more
people interested in your
smaller business.
Promoted
Accounts
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61. Pinterest
Pinterest is a
pinboard-style
photo-sharing
website.
Allows users to
create and
manage theme-
based image
collections such
as events,
interests, and
hobbies.
Pinterest had
48.7 Million
Users
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62. Part 3
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63. Multimedia Sharing
A Web site that enables users to store and share their
multimedia files (photos, videos, music) with others.
The media is played/viewed from any Web browser and
may be selectively available via password or to the general
public.
A media sharing site can also be used to back up files. See
cloud storage, photo sharing site and video sharing site.
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64. Multimedia Sharing
YouTube
DailyMotion
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65. YouTube
YouTube is a video-sharing website.
Created by three former PayPal employees in February
2005, on which users can upload, view and share videos
Unregistered users can watch videos, while registered
users can upload an unlimited number of videos.
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66. YouTube
Video-
sharing
website
Created in
2005.
2006-present
Subsidiary of
Google
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68. DailyMotion
Daily motion is a French video-
sharing website on which users can
upload, share and view videos.
Dailymotion is the world's second
largest video-sharing website, behind
YouTube.
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70. VOIP
Voice over Internet Protocol
Methodology and broad range of technologies
for the delivery of voice communications and
multimedia sessions over Internet Protocol (IP)
networks, such as the Internet.
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71. VOIP
Skype
Viber
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72. Skype
Skype was first
released in 2003
600 million users
Use to communicate
with others by
• voice using a microphone,
• video by using a webcam,
• instant messaging over the
Internet.
Additional features,
including
•file transfer,
•videoconferencing.
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73. Viber
voice-over-Internet
Protocol application
for smartphones.
In addition to text
messaging, users can
exchange images,
video and audio media
messages.
The client software is
available for Windows,
Mac, Android,
BlackBerry OS, iOS,,
Windows Phone,
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