1. Health Care Tool box(Embracing Web 2.0)

2. It used to be that new media was an after-thought in the research space as 3. Communications were pretty simple 4. as we were a paper driven society 5. ... And then things changed 6. and became abit more complicated 7. 8. The world is in the middle of an ongoing conversation .A marketers challenge and job is to enter that conversation and when you do join in, you had better be prepared to add value .John D Hayes CMO American Express 9. 10. Today you will learn how to extend the conversation and leverage the power of web 2.0 & social media to educate, engage and track public perceptions on health related topics 11. Before you can add value and extend the conversation, there a few things you should know 12. 13. Agenda

Introduction to Web 2.0 & Social Media

• Canadian Interactive stats

• Introductions to the tools and definition

• Using social media as a research and broadcast channel

Tracking public perceptions usingsocial media

Q&A

14. The Canadian Interactive landscape

Canadians are the second most engaged country online with an average of 43 hours / month spent online.

4,000 more page views per month than any other country

23 million online users in Canada

61% of those aged 55+ have been online

15. What is social media? 16. Its not about the online tools 17. Its not about you broadcasting your message to the masses either 18. Social media is about creatinga 2-way conversation 19. using the tools 20. Join the conversation with:

Facebook

Twitter

RSS feeds

Social Bookmarking

21. Social media in Canada starts with 22. Canadian Facebook Stats

4 thmost visited site in the world

#1 social media site

#1 photo sharing site on the web

Demographics:

Over 9.5 million users

Canada is second largest network in the World!

13.5 billion page views monthly

43% Male 57% Female

34% 18 to 24

26% 25 to 34

21% over 35

Engagement:

75% of users visit at least once a day!

2.6 average visits per visitor per day

32.9 visits per month

29.8 minutes per visitor per day

378.6 minutes per month

23. 24.

Build groups or fan pages to build awareness over topics and facilitate consumer research

Participate in discussions in other groups and fan pages

Use facebook social ads to drive people to your page

Your facebook page / group may become more important than your website and other traditional channels

What this means to you 25. friendor foe? 26.

Was the social media story of 2008

Over 600% growth last year

# tags now common for all events

Search.twitter.com

100s of tools / app for mobile and desktop using free API

27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. Twummary

If facebook is for people you already know, twitter is for people youd like to get to know better

Twitter # tags are being used for all life events business and personal

Critical mass is being reached

Free tools allow you to manage / track brand messaging and reputation

Free tools allow you to engage with your target market before, during, and after an event (or press release)

Can be used as a broadcast channel when quick or urgent messages need to get out to the public

39. 40. Leveraging social media to track public perception on health topics 41. 42. Get yourself a feed aggregator 43. Translation for you

You can syndicate / broadcast content on the web separate from your own website

Easy to track and monitor multiple sites and blogs with reader

Give people a compelling reason to click through to your site

Self-subscribe to keep on top of industry news and trends

44. Social bookmarking 45. Social BookmarkinginPlain English 46. 47. 48. Translation for You

Easy (and free) to add to any web property you own or control

Great way to amplify word of mouth

Becoming more important that search for many

Makes your site more social and findable

Its like having your friends pre-filter your google searches

49. Conclusions

Social Media (or web 2.0) isnt one thing.. Its an ongoing and evolving conversation online where the user now has more control than ever

Web 2.0 & Social Media are data rich channels for consumer and industry research

You can leverage the tools to promote programs and modify behaviours over time by engaging people directly

50. Where do you start?

Facebook page to promote & build awareness (or start monitoring groups)

Sign up for your own Twitter account!

RSS news aggregator to track the industry and the general public through blogs and news sites

51. The future

• http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =xj8ZadKgdC0

• 5:14

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