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Nicole Jensen for The Edge, 19 th April 2013

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What does it take to stand out on the internet? Promoting events, a business, or yourself online has advantages; a potentially enormous audience, a multitude of free channels and the ability to share not only words, but images, video and sound. In this workshop, join a general discussion on current social media landscape. You will learn the basics of digital project management, knowing your audience and crafting the right messages and receive some tools for measuring success.

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Nicole Jensen for The Edge, 19th April 2013

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Me Social media

consultant 75% volunteer +

consultant work

Reputation management Events + SME marketing Community growth

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You

Goals for today Existing knowledge Existing profiles Preferred social networks Thoughts

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The Content Marketing Process1. Content creation

2. Audience

3. Distribution

1. Importance and Possibilities

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Content Marketing

1. Content creation – what info will appeal? Customers Potential Customers

2. Audience

3. Distribution

1. Importance and Possibilities

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Content Marketing

1. Content creation

2. Audience – how can they get involved?DynamicsHabitsTech use

3. Distribution

1. Importance and Possibilities

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Content Marketing

1. Content creation

2. Audience

3. Distribution - how + where do people view my content?

Search Shared via networks Hardware

1. Importance and Possibilities

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Some Basics

Consistency is key Line between private + business

Team vs employee profiles

People > numbers Manual attention > automatic

1. Importance and Possibilities

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Branding

Thought leader or rogue? Introduce key contacts

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Writing Copy Static + dynamic information Informative profile bio/blurb Study your audience ‘We vs. I’? Spell-check

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Personalising Content Credibility + approachability

Show, don’t say

Interest mashup Do + Love

Use strengths, connections Introduce key individuals Keep content fresh

doctorpuppet.tumblr.com

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Personalising Content Tips (Margin Media):

1. Avoid industry jargon

2. Be yourself

3. Get in on conversation

4. Turn off the sales pitch once in a while

5. Humour builds priceless rapport – be tasteful

Pic: Anne Francis, Forbidden Planet, 1956

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Choosing Objectives Resources Audience

PlatformUISizeCultureLongevity

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Publishing Platforms Wordpress Blogger Tumblr Pinterest Slideshare Prezi Yelp

YouTube Vimeo Ustream Podcasts Email marketing RSS

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Social Networks Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Myspace Reddit

You Photos Events Status updates

Audience Comment Like/favourite Repost Attend

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The Worst Facebook Page Admin “Like/share if...” “Fill in the blank:...” Lacks variation Comments on irrelevant current events – badly! Snarky to complaints Blocks regularly

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A Good Facebook Page Admin Don’t ask for value, give it!

70-30

Variety of formats Don’t profit from misfortune Respectfully address feedback

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The Worst Twerp Poor follow/er ratio Ask for retweets or follows Use too many hashtags + apps Retweet about themselves Exist only for traffic

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A Good Twerp Follows slowly Grows organically Participates in conversation Knows relevant hashtags Collates praise privately Doesn’t only link elsewhere Responds well to criticism

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Mobile Instagram Snapchat Vine Foursquare Yelp

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Aggregation and Monitoring

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Publishing SchedulesActivity Frequency Days Completed

Blog Weekly Tuesday

Facebook Daily

Twitter 3x Daily

Google+ 2x Weekly

Email Monthly Tuesday

YouTube Monthly Wednesday

Podcast Monthly Thursday

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Mobile Since 2010, Aussies using mobile internet (1x

p/day) has increased from 71% to 81%.2011 = 45 minutesApril 2013 = 61 minutes

57% expect sites to be tailored to mobile use

campaignbrief.com

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Protecting IP

Link to your previous posts Mention or Google Alerts Google Authorship

Rel=author attribute

Contact any thieves

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Trolls, Haters and Others Legal obligation?

Keep watchKeep recordsRemoveInform community

Have a clear policy

Acknowledgment Resolution Don’t only tell them to

phone or emailPrivate messageUse like you would email

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Avoiding Pitfalls Know your privacy settings Site’s terms of use Contingency plans

Inappropriate mannersLeaks, thieves

Watch for negative resultsFOMO, alienationChange aversion

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The secret? Effort. Plan around your GOALS Choose platform/s wisely Build organically Be original, consistent and honest Manual > automatic Stay on target Show, don’t just tell

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Resources Web strategy planning template

By Bluewire Media and David Meerman Scott Creative Commons License, Attribution 3.0

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