Introduction to Social Media (Week 2)

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http://mappingonlinepublic s.net/ http://mappingonlinepublic s.net/ Introduction to Social Media Assoc. Prof. Axel Bruns ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia [email protected] @ snurb_dot_info http://mappingonlinepublics.net / Linda Elen Olsen University of Bergen, Norway [email protected] - @ lindaeo

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Slides for the short course Introduction to Social Media at Queensland University of Technology, by Axel Bruns and Linda Elen Olsen.

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Introduction to Social MediaAssoc. Prof. Axel BrunsARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and InnovationQueensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia

[email protected] – @snurb_dot_infohttp://mappingonlinepublics.net/

Linda Elen OlsenUniversity of Bergen, Norway

[email protected] - @lindaeo

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SOCIAL MEDIA: SOME BASIC TIPS

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Some Basicso Profile:

o Customise, personalise – but keep it simpleo Be recognisable – establish one identity across all platformso Avoid gimmicks (and potential security risks) – e.g. add-on apps

o Content:o For professional use: keep focussed, post regularlyo Posting the same content across multiple platforms? o Be personable, but professional – stay on message

o Network:o Facebook: use pages to allow users to subscribe by liking youo Twitter: follow back everyone / some / nobody?o LinkedIn: don’t be desperate – connect judiciously

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The Social Dimensiono Interactions with other users:

o Avoid using social media as just another PR channelo Design messages to be shared / passed along / retweeted by

otherso Monitor and respond to comments, avoid boilerplateso If you don’t know, say so – don’t make things upo Anticipate critical views, and engage with themo Keep comments closed where necessary, open where possibleo Delete comments only in extreme cases (and be transparent

about it)o Show a sense of humour – especially around spoofs and

parodieso Beware the Streisand effect!

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NETWORKING AND CONNECTING

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Audiences?o Attracting a social media

audience:o Be interestingo Be entertainingo Be insightfulo Be consistento Be activeo Be transparento Be accessible

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Followers?o Connecting with followers,

friends, fans:o Engageo Respondo Converseo Enthuseo Enlisto Bondo Reciprocateo Support

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Influencers?o Drawing on influential

followers / connections:o Build close

relationships with key followers

o Encourage message dissemination (retweets / shares / …)

o Ask for help (“Pls RT.”)o Quid pro quo –

reciprocate where possible

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Questionso How do you attract an

audience?o Consistence,

persistence, steady growth

o Be proactive – go out and connect with others

o Avoid ‘guaranteed followback’ scams!

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Questionso How do you engage with your followers?

o Follow back?o Respond where possibleo Remain calm and friendly, ignore trolls

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Questionso How do you identify

influencers?o Track your followers,

likes, @mentions, retweets, …

o Check their profiles – who are they? who follows them?

o Track your stats – impact of key followers’ actions?

o Follow, read, see who keeps showing up!

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SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS

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LINKEDIN AND FACEBOOK ANALYTICS

22.01.2013Linda Elen Olsen

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LINKEDIN

• Profile• Network• Groups• Polls• InMaps

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PROFILE

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NETWORK

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GROUPS

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GROUPS

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GROUPS

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GROUPS

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POLLS

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POLLS

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INMAPShttp://inmaps.linkedinlabs.com

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FACEBOOK

• Pages• Plugins• Ads• Polls

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FACEBOOK

www.facebook.com/business

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FACEBOOK PAGES

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INSIGHTS FOR PAGES

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INSIGHTS FOR PAGES

• Page posts• Like sources• Frequency and reach• Page views• Demographics

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INSIGHTS FOR PAGES

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INSIGHTS FOR PAGES

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INSIGHTS FOR PAGES

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INSIGHTS FOR PAGES

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SOCIAL PLUGINS

• Insights for Websites• Insights for Applications

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PLUGINS FOR WEBSITES

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APPLICATIONS

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ADS

• Advertising performance• Responder demographics• Responder profiles• And more...

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ADS

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POLLS

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POLLS

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SOCIALDON.COM

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FACEBOOK GRAPH SEARCH

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TWITTER

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SCENARIO WORKSHOP

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Managing a Community

o Scenario workshop:o You run the Facebook page for the Brissie Bike Hubbb – a local

community of bicycling enthusiasts. You keep getting a few disruptions, though: o activists who want to lobby the Lord Mayor to include helmets with

the urban rental bikes; o extreme bikers who posts photos of themselves doing crazy and

dangerous stunts; o motorists who drop by and abuse the community.

What do you do? How do you deal with these disruptions (pick any one, or – for the adventurous – try to solve them all)?

o Hint: perhaps you need a mission statement:Are you an activist group? A family organisation?

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HOOTSUITE

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Twitter Client Appso Various options:

o Tweetdeck, Seesmic, Hootsuite, …o Cross-platform availability: desktop, browser, iPhone, iPad, Android, …

o Key additional functionality:o Image / video uploado URL shorteningo Multi-network cross-postingo …

o Other features:o Browser pluginso Message schedulingo Multi-account, multi-user scenarios

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Hootsuiteo Multi-platform:

o Twitter, Facebook (incl. groups, pages), LinkedIno Google+ pages, Flickr plugin, YouTube plugin

o Multi-account:o Manage multiple accounts from the same appo Team collaboration in managing one account

o Built-in analyticso Freemium model: basic functions free