About social media newsroom

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+3000 messages every day is too much

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En introduktion till de som överväger ett social media newsroom. T.ex föranking inom organisationen.

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+3000 messages every day is too much

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Shouting out a monologue is old school

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People want a conversation

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50% is about listening

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50% is about talk

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In all it’s about establishing relationships

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2/3 of the global internet population use social networks

Nielsen, Global Faces & Networked Places, 2009

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There are 200 000 000 blogs in the world34% of them posts opinions about

brands & products

54% of bloggers tweet or blog every day

More than 1.5 million pieces of content are shared on Facebook – dailyPhotos, news, links...

The fastest growing segment on Facebook is 55 - 65 year-old females

+400 000 000 users make Facebook the 4th biggest ”country” in the world

– only Indien, Kina & USA are ahead

Background movie from Twingly.com

On YouTube 20 hours of video are shared every minute – 24/7

90% of consumers trust peer recommendations25% of search results for the world’s top

20 largest brands are links to user-generated content

The 2nd largest search engine in the world is YouTube

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This is why we need new tools – movie time...

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Again, why?

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The reality for a journalist"I have received over 25,000 email story pitches over the last two years. Products. Solutions. Tech innovations, etc.

How many resulted in stories?

None.

I go to the web and search for information on the topic I want to do a story on.”

David Meerman Scott, Editor of E-Content Magazine and Pragmatic Marketing Magazine#1 Best-Selling author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR.

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But they’re more than journalists Consumers / Clients

Business partners

Investors

Analysts

Bloggers

Recruits

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The purpose of adopting to ”new” Extend our reach

Be competitive in the search engines (equal to being competitive)

Serve the audience with the information they need – in the format that fits their needs

Drive traffic to our site

Start to explore how the media landscape is changing – pilot!

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We’re all in sales

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What it takes to be competitive

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Findable

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Bild från Gf.state.wy.us

Accurate

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Believable

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Never be afraid to try ”NEW”

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