Developing a Social Media Strategy in 7 Steps
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Tired of chasing shiny objects? This 7-step process helps you create a solid, measurable social media strategy for any organization. Proven methodology in use by dozens of companies globally. Presented at Social Media AZ by Jay Baer of Convince & Convert.
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Developing a Social Media Strategy in 7 Steps
- 1. Why Before How: The Keys to Developing a Social Media Strategy in 7 Steps Social Media AZ August 20, 2009
- 2. This is the Tip of the Iceberg #SMAZ Socialmediaaz.org Social Media AZ on LinkedIn www.convinceandconvert.com @jaybaer
- 3. Old Marketing is Archery. New Marketing is Ping Pong. Use Targeting and Interruption to Convince Use Human Engagement and Dialog to Drive Preference and Loyalty
- 4. A Successful Social media Program: Uses Humanization and Approachability to Influence How the Company Is Perceived by Customers and Prospects
- 5. Social media Isn’t a Conversation. It’s Where the Conversation Takes Place
- 6. Worry about the tools last, not first www.theconversationprism.com
- 7. Tools Change. Always.. Share of Search, 1999
- 8. Step 1: What’s Your Pitch?
- 9. The Elevator is Dead
- 10. What Does Your Company Do? In 120 Characters
- 11. Step 2: What’s the Point?
- 12. What type of program is this? Awareness? Sales? Loyalty?
- 13. Pick One
- 14. Step 3: Current Relationship
- 15. What Does The Audience Know About You?
- 16. Pick Up to Two, Adjacent
- 17. Step 4: How Does the Audience Use Social Media?
- 18. The World According to Social Media China India United States
- 19. We’re Not All Spielberg
- 20. 1961 Entries 300 Entries
- 22. Map Demographics To Social Media Usage http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/profile_tool.html
- 23. Determine Who You’re Going to Reach. Select 1 to 3.
- 24. Step 5: What’s Your One Thing?
- 26. brochure copy
- 27. filled with
- 28. bullet points
- 29. about
- 30. product
- 31. features and
- 32. benefits
- 35. It’s Not About Ketchup. It’s About Where Ketchup Comes From.
- 36. It’s Not About Scissors. It’s About How You Use Them.
- 38. Ask Your Customers
- 40. It’s About People, Not Logos
- 41. Sometimes It’s Better If the Employees Are the Star
- 43. Is it About Shoes, Or About People?
- 44. Step 7: Identify Success
- 45. Know What Success Looks Like Before You Start
- 46. If Point = Awareness Web Traffic Web Traffic Referrals Search Volume Trends Followers, Fans, Friends Social Mentions Share of Voice
- 47. If Point = Sales Web Traffic Time Spent on Site Bounce Rate Repeat Visits Content Acceptance Rate Followers, Fans, Friends Social Mentions Share of Voice Social Connectivity Within Sales Funnel
- 48. If Point = Loyalty Time Spent on Site Repeat Visits Content Acceptance Rate Followers, Fans, Friends Repeat Social Mentions Share of Voice Recommendations and Reviews Social Connectivity Among Purchasers Customer Service Metrics Net Promoter Score
- 49. Ultimately, Are you Making Or Saving More Money Than You Did Before You Got Involved?
- 50. Now You Can focus on the Tools Go Ahead, It’s Okay
- 52. Create social media outposts to interact with customers, prospects, & prospective employees
- 53. Are You Ready to Turn the Key?
- 54. JASON BAER Convince and Convert Blog: www.convinceandconvert.com Twitter: @jaybaer
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- A year ago we didn’t have Twitter, now it’s a lynchpin of social media
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- 5 places where audience can be on the action continuum. 6 places they can be on the ladder from yesterday
- 5 places where audience can be on the action continuum. 6 places they can be on the ladder from yesterday
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- Different people online wield this consumer power differently. Forrestoertechnographics ladder.
- Clearly, some age groups are more prone to being creators than others. Here’s an example.
- Clearly, some age groups are more prone to being creators than others. Here’s an example.
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- A critical component of social media is to humanize the brand. A boring brand with a facebook page is still boring. You have to find the one thing that’s interesting about the company and focus on that. Sometimes it’s operational.
- A critical component of social media is to humanize the brand. A boring brand with a facebook page is still boring. You have to find the one thing that’s interesting about the company and focus on that. Sometimes it’s operational.
- A critical component of social media is to humanize the brand. A boring brand with a facebook page is still boring. You have to find the one thing that’s interesting about the company and focus on that. Sometimes it’s operational.
- A critical component of social media is to humanize the brand. A boring brand with a facebook page is still boring. You have to find the one thing that’s interesting about the company and focus on that. Sometimes it’s operational.
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- Questions to ask
- A critical component of social media is to humanize the brand. A boring brand with a facebook page is still boring. You have to find the one thing that’s interesting about the company and focus on that. Sometimes it’s operational.
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- Questions to ask
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- A major part of convincing clients that social media works is by measuring success <:45>
- Questions to ask
- Questions to ask
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