3. a mashup is a Web page or
application that uses and combines
data, presentation or functionality
from two or more sources to create
new services.
active role in the evolution of
social software and Web 2.0
Salad Bar vs Melting Pot
4. Business
◦ focus data into a single presentation and allow for
collaborative action
Consumer
◦ combines data from multiple public sources in the
browser and organizes it through a simple browser user
interface
Data
◦ similar types of media and information from multiple
sources to form a single representation…results in a new
and unique Web Service.
5. •Leadership, •Headlines,
thoughts, depth, ENGAGEMENT, sales,
reflection, issue solving, insight
ENGAGEMENT,
linking, posts
Blog Twitter
LinkedIn Facebook
•Social, Recruiting,
• Engagement,
Community building
networking and and linking, blog,
recruiting video, building
friendships
7. Goals and Focus
◦ Financial – Revenue, Expenses, Leads
Customers or End Users
◦ Satisfaction, Support, Community Building
Brand
◦ Awareness, Thought Leadership,
Innovation
Design a Program Specific
to Your Goals
8. Industry Trends
Key words and search terms
Influencers to follow
Competitors
9. Tool Purpose & Strategy Priority (1-5)
Key Focus on 1 & 2
Monitoring Tool
WordPress Blog
Twitter
Community
Facebook
LinkedIn
Youtube
SlideShare
10. Goals Social Media Application Tools to Measure
Better insight & Conversation Monitoring Tool
information Shared monitoring and Social Mention
feedback
Awareness # of people reached Site Visitors
Twitter Followers
Blog Comments
Quicker Sales # of interactions Leads, Deals, Revenue
Customer Support and # issues addressed CRM Tools such as
Satisfaction and solutions found Salesforce
Twitter
Continuous Innovation # of ideas Monthly Assessment
implemented
11. Goals Social Media Application Tools to Measure