ACTE 2011 in NYC

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Social Media in Business Travel

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Social Media session M101 presentation at the 2011 ACTE Global Education Conference in NYC

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Social Media in Business Travel

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The Social Media phenomenon

iPhone apps reached 1 BILLION in about 9 months

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Key Element is CONVERSATION!

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Social Media is Savvy Business

Social media fosters relationships and grows your Sphere of Influence!

Trust is the #1 factor for buying decisions in the future!

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Social MEdia

Share your personality – NOT your personal information!

Share your company’s philosophy & corporate culture – NOT proprietary information!

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What we lose in control we

gain in transparency!

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Mapping the Social Internet –Harvard Business Review, July-Aug. 2010

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The conversation is occurring whether you are listening…or not! Listen, learn, anticipate needs, proactively solve problems and find efficiencies

You have a voice! Strengthen relationships with partners /suppliers through shared knowledge = better communication & collaboration

Participate in industry associations online as a supplement to the face-to-face networking & join event pages too!

Raise your internal profile – know where to glean knowledge & how to effectively share it

Conduct real-time analysis & view trending industry topics Steer behavior, build policy compliance and gain empowerment through

positive reinforcement Enhance internal relationships through virtual communication Crisis Communications – can be key when the unexpected occurs

Why should a Corporate Travel Manager care?

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Social Media Platforms for our discussion

FacebookTwitterYouTubeLinkedIn

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If Facebook were a

country, it would be the 3rd most

populated in the world!

Only China & India are more populated – the USA is 4th

Source: Facebook

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Facebook Stats 585+ million active users around the globe –

70% outside the USA Project a more human element to your company –

invoke an emotional connection building trust and loyalty

Staff & event pictures show your company culture Highlight CRS activities to endorse your company

philosophyStats source: Facebook

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35 HOURS.The amount of video uploaded to YouTube every minute!

Source: YouTube

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YouTube stats Today, YouTube alone uses the same amount of

bandwidth as the entire Internet in year 2000 YouTube receives 2 billion+ viewers per day & is

available in 25 countries and 43 languages 70% of traffic comes from outside the US YouTube mobile = 100 million+ views a day For testimonials, how-to product/service guides-

originality & authenticity is key to going viralStats source: YouTube

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95 MILLION.The number of tweets per day on Twitter.

175 Million ACTIVE users

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Twitter stats Straight to the point- 140 characters –no fluff Over 60% of Twitter use is outside the USA, with

over 110 million users and 1/3 via smart phones 60 million searches every day Detect industry trends & take surveys in real-time Terrific for customer service Excellent for Crisis Communication

Stats source: Twitter

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Twitter per minute- within an hour after the Japan earthquake

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Twitter for crisis communication

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US Embassy encourages social media in the wake of Japanese quake!

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Ignoring it won’t make it go away!

To know what’s ahead, look to the generation

behind us…

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