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An introductory workshop by Inner Ear Social Media for Law

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An introductory seminar by creative content communications company Inner Ear on how to get the most out of social media for law.

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An introductory workshop by Inner Ear

Social Media for Law

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Social Media for Law

This session will explore

how to find potential clients

and engage with them by communicating content

through social media channels

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Inner Ear

•Creative content communications:

‣Digital media production (create content)

‣Social media engagement (communicate content)

‣Training and consultancy (advice and recommend)

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Your Experience

How do you use social media at the moment?Which services do you use the most?

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3 Core Elements of Web 2.0

• Feeds

‣ Powers blogs, podcasts, video and photo streams

‣ Enables following and status updates

• Widgets

‣ Embeddable media (video, audio, presentations, etc.)

• Tags

‣ User-defined, non-hierarchical taxonomy system

‣ Label and find content

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Define your objectives

What are you trying to achieve?What do you want to get out of using social media?

What’s your message and who will it appeal to?

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Who are your clients?

Please give us three examples of target clientsWhat’s their role, job title and area of interest?

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Where to find your clients

• Blogs, fora and social networks

‣Setup searches in Google Alerts

‣Subscribe to blogs in Google Reader

‣Comment on popular blogs

★ Be constructive

★ Ensure you link to your blog, profile

or company website

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Where to find your clients

• Twitter

‣Search Twitter for people

‣Use WeFollow to identify users to follow

‣Browse your contacts’ and competitors’ followers

★ Look for questions to answer

★Add key influencers to lists

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Where to find your clients

• Facebook

‣Search Facebook for pages

‣“Like” relevant pages and observe conversation

‣Comment

★As yourself

★As a business page

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Where to find your clients

• Linkedin

‣Search Linkedin for groups

‣ Join relevant groups and observe conversation

‣Comment

★ Be helpful

★Give (just enough) useful advice

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Information Inspires Communication

YouTube Mixcloud Livestream

Content can be used to communicate ideas and information to prospective clients

Slideshare iTunesIssuu

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Using Your Content to Communicate

• Issuu

‣Use your own documents, published as PDFs

‣Create a library of documents on Issuu

‣Describe each document with metadata

★ Title, description and links

‣Network with the Issuu user community

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Using Your Content to Communicate

• Slideshare

‣Create presentation versions of your documents

‣Upload PPT or PDF documents to Slideshare

‣Build a collection and use it to network

‣Presentations can also be used as the basis

for webinars using Zipcast

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Using Your Content to Communicate

• Blogs

‣Draw inspiration from your documents

‣Write snappy headlines

★Numbers are eye-catching

★ Provocative statements encourage clicks

‣Post blogs to social networks

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Using Your Content to Communicate

• Audio and Video

‣What does your audience want to watch or

listen to?

‣Consider style, content and format

★ Series or stand alone?

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Tracking and Engagement

CrowdboosterTweetReach Klout

Track specific terms, influence and behaviour in

Twitter and use the data to target your tweets

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Tracking and Engagement

• Interactive

‣Create polls and surveys

★www.twtpoll.com

•Archive

‣Storify

★www.storify.com

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Tracking and Engagement

• Dashboards

‣GoogleReader

‣TweetDeck

‣HootSuite

‣CoTweet

‣NetVibes