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Social media impact | Speakerhead.com

With the creation of top-titled social media networks, like Face book, Twitter, and YouTube, a new wave of social media advocate demonstration strategies have arrive. With over one million links on Face book being common every 20 minutes, and 190 million Tweets put each day, it is easy to see why activists have turned to social media to spread their message. While on the front these social media advocate drive seem to be cause a lot of attention, but is this a sign of success and is it making an impact today.

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Social media impact | Speakerhead.com

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  1. Impact of Social Media By Speakerhead.com

  2. Today’s Agenda Overview of Social Media Who’s on Social Media? Developing a Social Media Strategy Tips, Basics and Best Practices How to Measure Success Social Media’s Growth Speakerhead.com

  3. Overview: What is Social Media? • Social media refers to online tools and services which allow an exchange of ideas, information, videos, pictures, and graphics — just about anything you can name. • Social media also allows easy sharing and distribution of existing content to others so that professional work can be shared through networks. Speakerhead.com

  4. Overview: Types of Social Media Services  Bookmarking Sites and Social News Sites (Digg) Blogs and Microblogs (Twitter, Tumblr) Social Networking Sites (Facebook, Google+) Shopping Sites (Amazon) Multimedia Sharing (YouTube, Flickr) Virtual Worlds (World of Warcraft, Second Life) Speakerhead.com

  5. Who’s on Social Media? Organizations Individuals Speakerhead.com

  6. Developing a Strategy • Define your audience • Adopt a point of view • Allocate resources Speakerhead.com

  7. Tips • Make it easy and non-threatening for your audience to participate • Write content that’s worth sharing • Acknowledge and recognize your audience • Integrate all of your marketing efforts • Don't try to keep up with the Jones’ • Be entertaining, informative, and most importantly genuine Speakerhead.com

  8. The Basics Don’t duplicate your Web site, brochure, newsletter Start with your friends Embrace your audience Keep it personal, real & authentic Use often Build maintenance time into your schedule Encourage participation Speakerhead.com

  9. Top 5 best practices: Do some Spring cleaning! Beef up your information section. Be active/share. Follow industry influencers and companies/groups of interest. Quality vs. Quantity Speakerhead.com

  10. Top 5 best practices: Who do you want to be? Think SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Be active/share. Follow industry influencers and companies/groups of interest. Aim to chat, not sell. Speakerhead.com

  11. Top 5 best practices: Think SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Be active/share. Follow industry influencers and companies/groups of interest. Aim to chat, not sell. Don’t talk about your new shoes! Speakerhead.com

  12. Tips for all platforms: • Have a consistent brand • Engage • If it’s posted, it’s public • A little self-promotion goes a long way, but braggers are equally if not more annoying online than they are in person. • You don’t have to be everywhere • Connect virtually. Bond locally. Speakerhead.com

  13. How to measure success Speakerhead.com

  14. How to Measure Success

  15. How to Measure Success

  16. How to Measure Success Speakerhead.com

  17. How to Measure Success Speakerhead.com

  18. Advertising Target your audience Ad pricing for Facebook & LinkedIn – pay per click (CPC) or pay per impression (CPM) Track the progress Speakerhead.com

  19. Social Media Growth Speakerhead.com

  20. Questions? Speakerhead.com

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