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You Can’t Afford To Be Anti Social About Social Media Social Networking for B2B The Twitter #hashtag for this presentation is #IAEENYC

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IAEE NYC Chapter Social Media Presentation. Overview and tactical ideas for those in the Trade Show Industry.

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Page 1: IAEE NYC Chapter Social Media Presentation

You Can’t Afford To Be Anti Social About Social Media Social Networking for B2B

The Twitter #hashtag for this presentation is

#IAEENYC

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Consider The Facts Of Digital Migration

People are now getting their information, news and entertainment online

  2 Billion People Online – Worldwide

  Newspapers are losing circulation and many have closed their doors

  Broadcast losing viewers/listeners

  Direct Mail – Prices going up, services going down

  Reed Business recently closed 24 industry trade publications

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Social Media Facts   Twitter

  Over 106 million users   600 million search queries each day   37% of users update through a mobile

phone

  LinkedIn   Over 65 million members in 200

countries   Over 50% of LinkedIn’s professionals

are decision makers in their companies

  Facebook   Over 400 million active users

  US user base grew from 42 million to 103 million in 2009, a 144.9% growth rate!

  YouTube   1+ billion views a day   20 hours of video uploaded every

minute o  That is the equivalent of

130,000+ full-length movies in theaters each week

  Flickr   64 million users around the world   Holds more than 4 billion images with

up to 3 million photos uploaded each day

  Blogging   150 million blogs indexed by

Technorati   77% of of internet users read blogs

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Social Media Is Surging

Source: Exhibit Media Group

  31% of B2B and B2C companies have incorporated social media into their exhibit marketing, 24% have used used it for corporate events.

  1/3 of those that have used social media as an exhibit-marketing tool set measurable objectives. Nine out of 10 of those indicated the their social-media efforts met or exceeded those preshow objectives.

  90% believe social media has “limitless” potential for exhibit and event marketing.

  More than three-quarters expect the value and importance of social media as a marketing tool to increase “strongly” or “somewhat” in the coming year.

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Social Media Is Surging

Source: Exhibit Media Group

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What Industry Professionals Say About Social Media?

Source: Exhibit Media Group

  “Using social media, we increased attendance at our regional meetings by 50 percent over prior years, and did so at about 50 percent of the cost.”

  “We have seen a huge uptick in Twitter usage lately. We have also seen more people checking out our live events online by logging in to Webcasts and listening to podcasts.”

  “By using Twitter at a recent trade show, my company was able to drive brand awareness among attendees. We were also able to increase the amount of traffic to our booth.”

  “Social media has increased our search engine optimization scores/rankings. We plan to continue using it as part of our marketing efforts.”

  “I wish I had the extra time needed to learn more about social media and how to harness it properly for marketing purposes.”

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What Does This Mean To You?

  Your Target Audiences Are Already Using Social Media

  They are Already Talking About You & Your Competitors (Love Your Show, It Sucks)

  If You Aren’t Engaged, You Aren’t Managing Your Reputation

  You Are Ignoring An Important Communications Opportunity

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10 Social Media Truths

  It’s Not A Fad – It Ain’t Going Away

  It CAN Be A Very Effective Marketing Tool

  It’s Just Another Marketing Tool, Not The End All & Be All

  It Needs to Be Integrated With And Complimentary Of Other Program Elements

  You Can’t Always Control What Is Being Said About Your Organization

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10 Social Media Truths

  You Are Going To Need The Right Resources (People, Time and Money)

  Be Aware Of The Silent Majority   Need Buy-In from Top (Create

Evangelists)

  Social Media May Not Be Right For You Right Now

  You Need A Strategic Social Media Plan

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Develop Strategic Social Media Plan

Have Clear Cut Goals & Measurable Objectives   Drive traffic to your website &

increase registration

  Build pre-show, onsite and post show buzz

  Increase seminar attendance

  Get exhibitors involved

  Create online promotions

  Sell sponsorships

  Integrate with other MarCom program elements

  Realistically Assess Available & Needed Resources

  Measure the results

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Identify Your Online Target Audiences

  Groups/Communities/Lists on LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other platforms

  Integrate Databases   Tools such as Batchbook

and HighRise

  Industry blogs

  Key Allies and Evangelists   Associations   Thought-Leaders   Media Partners

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Identify Your Content

  Existing content   news releases   white papers   Videos   Etc.

  Partners content   Trade magazines

  Associations   Influentials

  New content you need to create

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Create Your Social Media Presence

  Blog   Twitter   LinkedIn

Social Networking Sites

  Face book   YouTube

  Flickr

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Blogs

  Blogger and Wordpress combined have more unique worldwide visitors than any other social networking site

  Create Editorial Calendar and Policy   Hot Topics

  Compelling Content

  Industry Themes

  Credible Voice

  Use SEO/Keywords

  Be Flexible

  Engage!

MAY 3-7, 2010

Theme: Announcement of SM Platform

Ally: The News MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Blog

Social Media Announcement

Twitter

• Teaser Tweet for Blog • Survey Question of the Week

• Link to Live Blog

• Tweet Survey Questions Reminder

• Tweet Link to Social Media Coverage (possible release content)

• Tweet link to Survey Question Results • #FF Tweeps • Possible RT

LinkedIn

• Ally of the week post • Cross-Content Post if necessary

• Post link to blog with overview • Promote Face book’s Survey of the Week

• Post links to social media coverage by allies or other media

• Post links to results of survey • Review key groups for sharing of content

Facebook

• Ask Survey Question of the Week based on weekly theme

• Post link to blog with overview • Promote Face book’s Survey of the Week

• Post links to results of survey • Review key groups for sharing of content

YouTube

• Monitor allies for potential cross-content postings aimed at week’s theme

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Twitter

  “Micro-blogging” site 140-characters at a time

  Set up a list for the show

  Follow the attendees you can locate and add them to the list

  Implement the list in an aggregator like Seesmic Desktop, Hootsuite or Tweetdeck

  Listen and engage in conversation

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Use Twitter to Brand Events and Hash Tags to Create Top of Mind Awareness

  Create and use a branded hash tag for your company or event

  Example: #IAEENYC

  Create and use a hash tag for company as a show or event

  Example: #MarComProsIHA

  Use both on all of your show related Tweets

  Example: Was interviewed by @MarComProsIHA at #housewares and came away with a lot of great insight.

  Tweeting Often while at the show creates valuable visibility!

  Test Ideas, Survey Your Audience

  Ongoing Customer Service/Care

  Onsite Promotions!

  Have a Tweetup!

#IAEENYC

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  Leverage your connection to groups and create a more permanent data flow   Create, Facilitate and Moderate

Groups   Ask and make Recommendations   Lead Generation

  Become an expert in the Answer’s Forum

  Integrate other social media platforms such as your blog feed

  GET RECOMMENDATIONS – great testimonial!

  Utilize a direct ad campaign – very targeted

LinkedIn

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Facebook

  Pages Are…   Widely Accessible

  More Applications

  Tracking and better visibility

  Actions are documented

  Create a “Personality”

  Add Surveys, Photos, Video, Events and try a contest

  Create Individual/Group Brand Experiences

  Integrate Database

  Increased Business Opportunities

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YouTube

  Become a Vlogger!   Become a face in the industry

  Create a Channel

  AIDA   Attention

  Interest

  Desire

  Action

  Quality Counts

  Many uses   Training

  Testimonials

  Contest

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Flickr

  Snap pictures of visitors, and send them those images as follow up

  Twitpic

  Yfrog

  On Facebook & Flickr, tag these images with company and individual names

  Be descriptive with photos and use keywords (optimize for search)

  Quality and Quantity counts

  Share when possible

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Listen to the Show Outposts & Engage

  Use an LCD monitor to your booth or event

  Search for the name of the show, company or event on Twitter   search.twitter.com

  Collecta.com

  Identify Opportunities

  Avoid Crisis Situations

  Post Responses

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Create Visual Experiences with Powerful Video Tools

  Video interview booth visitors and customers - feature and tag them on your company blog and other sites

  Capture interesting keynotes and sessions and interview the speakers

  Post videos online for Brand Reinforcement

  Use as a communication & sales tool

  Video Tips   Able to use in multiple

languages (post-production)

Video Goes Viral

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Using Your Blog as Follow Up

  Write special recap posts and reactions from the show with additional information and resources

  Ask select visitors to guest post on your company blog

  Follow up with prospects to get more video interviews.

  Use Skype Recorder for long distances

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Consider Creating A Dashboard

  Easy Access and Listening Tool for Your Content

  Customizable for your Industry Applications

  Revenue Generator Tools (Sponsorship)  Connect 365

(Designed to be the main framework for your show, event or even your association website)

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Expanding Social Networking

Portable Data and Mobility   ChirpE   Foursquare   Pathables   WhosHere   Use the TripIt Application

to set up live visits via LinkedIn

  New Applications   New Frontiers – The Future

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Additional Social Media Ideas

  Create a Twitter list of your show/organization’s staff, sponsors and speakers

  Create a custom Twitter background that reflects your show/organization’s mission and brand

  Use Twitpic to share photos

  Use short URLs to track link performance (bit.ly, tinyurl.com)

  Use Facebook Insights to get activity and demographic data

  Encourage evangelists to upload videos

  Use a “share this” widget on blog posts, Web pages, etc

  Promote your social media channels via Web sites, emails, footers, etc.

  Display RSS feeds from a blog or Twitter account on your Web site.

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Success Metrics

  # fans, # followers, # friends

  # of comments

  # of participants on thread

  # posts

  # of embeds

  # back links

  # page loads

  # downloads

Build an ROI set based on your dimensions of value. Include a mix of qualitative and quantitative.

  Response Time

  Issues Resolved

  Depth of Thread

  Traffic Increase to Site

  Diggs

  Stumbles

  Subscriptions

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Your Takeaways to Solving the Social Media Puzzle

  Get Started

  Think Strategically

  Be Honest and Transparent   Listen first, then Connect

  Participate and Contribute

  People congregate around relevance and value

  Community before commerce

  Ongoing Measurement

  Encourage Personalities   What is in it for your

customer? If nothing, don’t bother.

  Keep Working It

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THANK YOU!!!!!

Feel Free to contact us with any questions, concerns or ideas:

Roger Halligan Tim Ward

[email protected] www.h-a-intl.com @marcompros