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Presented by:@lisabuyer
ClickZ columnist and Search Engine Watch contributor
Interactive PR, social media + branding specialistagency owner
Social Media on a Budget
About MeLisa Buyer @lisabuyer
Managed my own PR and branding agency for past 15 years
Come from a traditional PR background Digital by design during the dot com daysSocial Media is part of my PR mixologyPractice yoga and follows some celebrity
gossipThe Buyer Group, president and ceo interactive public relations, social
media + branding@lisabuyer
Social Media Can Take Time
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Time is Money
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Save Time << Get Results
-Content without creating new content (Huh?)
-How to reuse, recycle and repurpose quality content (Be Green)
-Time saving tips to social media efficiency (and sanity)
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Content without creating new content
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SourcesWebsiteNewsBios
Products/ServicesNewsroomLocations
White paperPhotosVideos
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Today’s Public Relations
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Why?
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The media issearch and social savvy
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The Majority of Journalists Now Depend on Social Media for Story Ideas
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43% of journalists report being pitched
through social networks
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65% of journalists usesocial media sites such as
Facebook (and LinkedIn)
for story sources
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Pitches through a social network like
Facebook resulted in coverage approximately
70% of the time.
(compared to about 0-20% with a standard pitch)
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CNET, NPR WSJE
lostremote.com
First Tweet March 21 2006
10 PR Things You Can Do Now on Facebook
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1. Ask GOOD Questions
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2. Report the News
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Company NewsThird Party NewsUnofficial Company News
Company News and the content strategy – might look like this….
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3. Manage the Community
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This is a job AND an adventure – Have a schedule!8:00 am Latte and good morning
check in, something cheery!12:00 pm Lunch time easy reading post 3:00 pm Water cooler talk 6:00 pm Evening news report 9:00 pm Engagement post
4. Cross socialization! Tweet all about it!
p.s. Don’t forget the Link ;)
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5. Promote the actual Facebook URLfacebook.com/tostitos
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Printed materialPackagingTV commercialsBusiness cards
7. Brand it. Message it. Profile Image
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7. Report it! Newsroom Tab
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8. Mix and Mingle in other communities
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9. Pitch it! Media relations happens on Facebook
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10. Distribute it! Facebook Friendly press releases
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Like us on Facebook with URL and LINK
Follow us on TwitterSubscribe to our company blogWatch us on YouTube
Bonus:Blog hook up!
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Blog tab to Facebook PageRepost on Facebook PageUse a VisualMake it easy for people to “Like”
from your Blog to Facebook
Like button used by 2+ million websites
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Likes are the new Links!Bruce Clay SES: SEO 101 2011
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Thank you for having me!
Email questions or feedback to [email protected]
or DM me on Twitter @lisabuyer
SourcesPR Newswire/PRWeek Survey
http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/prnewswire/43321/Tekgroup Journalist Online Newsroom Survey
http://www.tekgroup.com/onlinenewsroomsurvey/George Washington University Study
http://www.gwu.edu/explore/mediaroom/newsreleases/Video
http://www.lostremote.com/2011/03/18/sxsw-how-journalists-can-use-facebook/
