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Truffle Media

Ned Arthur, Director of Sales and

Content Development

John Blue, Chief of

Community Creation

http://agtoday.us/some-101-ref-info

1793 The Pennsylvania Evening Post becomes America's first

daily newspaper.

1851 Selling for a penny a copy, the New York Times debuts.

1885 William Dempster Hoard wrote his issue of a "journal

devoted to dairy farming.

1962 Agri-Marketing magazine started

1984 United States newspaper circulation peaks at 63 million

people

191 Years

1995 The American Reporter first daily newspaper on Internet

2004 Podcasting started

2004 Facebook launched

2005 YouTube launched

2006 Twitter launched

2010 Facebook passed 63 million US people

15 Years

Landscape

Landscape

Social Media

Social Media Today

Why Social Media?

Why Social Media?

Why Social Media?

Why Social Media?

Why Social Media?

Why Social Media?

https://conversationprism.com/

https://conversationprism.com/

Via Pew Research Center http://agtoday.us/2j8OS6S

Via Pew Research Center http://agtoday.us/2j8OS6S

Via Pew Research Center http://agtoday.us/2j8OS6S

Trends

http://www.journalism.org/2017/09/07/news-use-across-social-media-platforms-2017/

Energy required to participate in social&digital

Energy required to participate in social&digital

Setting up web sites

Figuring out blogging

Figuring out how to find things

Figure out how to sell things

There is little energy required to participate in social&digital

(frictionless)

Most of the activity we do today is send messages to others

Sharing is a key element of the sending of messages we send

Discovery, instead of “finding things”, is new focal

point for many people

Buying things, as always, is what people continue to do

There are many more private, velvet rope digital communities

There are many more private, velvet rope digital communities

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blinders

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Read: bitly.com/your-attention

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years of

Tweets!posts go

away!

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http://agtoday.us/top-aug-2017

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http://agtoday.us/top-aug-2017

http://agtoday.us/periodic-seo-table

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http://agtoday.us/periodic-seo-table

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http://agtoday.us/2017-banner-ad-stats

BuzzFeed

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http://agtoday.us/2017-banner-ad-stats

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http://agtoday.us/2017-banner-ad-stats

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BuzzFeed

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https://xkcd.com/1239/

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http://agtoday.us/how-to-create-social-media-

policy

Metrics help you know if you are

getting to where you want to be

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Google Analytics

Twitter analytics

Facebook metrics

Bitly links

YouTube metrics

Check out the new

Check out the new

Use in

campaign?

Keep using?

Do I have

the resources?

What are

these?

Rules of thumb will continue to exist

Still on MySpace?

Plan for them

Privacy

Other ways to identify what is

coming?

Two great resources: for ROI see Marketing White Belt by Christopher S. Penn, http://agtoday.us/marketing-white-belt (affiliate link).

And for measurement, see Marketing Blue Belt, also by Christopher S. Penn, http://agtoday.us/marketing-blue-belt.

Take aways

Develop a way to stay connected to trends in

your area of interest or need.

Take advantage of opportunities to try out new

approaches to discover and play.

Implement with measurable goals in mind.

Always ask “Is it still 'Worth It'?"

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Contact Information

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(877) 558-7833

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Truffle Media

Ned Arthur, Director of Sales and

Content Development

John Blue, Chief of

Community Creation

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