Intro to Social Media

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Introduction to Social Networking Kevin McNulty - President, NetWeave Social Networking 941.737-8575 [email protected]

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Introduction to Social Networking

Kevin McNulty - President, NetWeave Social Networking941.737-8575

[email protected]

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Social Networks...

... provide immediacy

... provide raw and multiple points of view

... provide access to private details, some of which ARE the real news

... amplify and multiply impact

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Social Networks are...

Social!

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“I’d rather be in front of 10 people who are the right ones than 10,000 who aren’t... Selling to people who actually want

to hear from you is much more effective than interrupting people who don’t.”

SethGodin

PermissionMarketing

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“I help companies learn to be human at a distance...”

ChrisBrogan

TrustAgents

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Social Networking is Not...

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Social Networking Plan

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The Social Media Space

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The Social Media Space

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Most Popular Sites

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June 09 US Users

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Most Popular Sites

June 08 US Users

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Facebook

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Building your Brand on Facebook

1. Know your audience2. Decide on your branding strategy3. Set your privacy settings4. Fill out your profile completely5. Import contacts and grow your network6. Update your status7. Start a group or a page8. Join or start an event in your area9. Link out to your Facebook profile10. Feed your social networks

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LinkedIn

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1. Grab your custom URL (full name increases search rank)2. Brand your profile (complete & accurate, keywords)3. Use applications (Wordpress, Slideshare, TripIt, Buzz)4. Get and give recommendations5. Develop your network6. Promote your URL7. Position yourself as an expert (groups, events)8. Ask and answer questions9. Update your status10. Incorporate LinkedIn in unified brand strategy.

Building your Brand on LinkedIn

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Twitter

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Twitter Breakdown

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Twitter

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Twitter

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1. Claim your Twitter handle2. Decide on your branding strategy3. Become known as a resource/expert (Twitterfeed)4. Establish Twitter marketing plan (incorporate in all comms)5. Utilize third party apps as needed/appropriate (TweetLater)6. Retweets are the most sincere form of flattery7. Participate socially8. Join or start group (Twibes)9. Host or attend a “Tweet-up”10. Monitor your followers - quality not quantity.

Building your Brand on Twitter

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www.mashable.com; www.alltop.com; www.techcrunch.com

Top bloggers: Seth Godin, Chris Brogan, Guy Kawasaki,

Steve Woodruff, Mack Collier,Steve Rubel, Mari Smith

How to take control of your personal brand

• Branding yourself on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn

• Helpful Twitter lists

• www.twellow.com; www.wefollow.com; www.tweetlater.com

Getting Started