Teaching social media for students

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Social media with Christine Cawthorne and Lucie De Lacy

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The slides from a session we ran at the University of Derby for Professional Writing students.

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Social mediawith Christine Cawthorne and Lucie De Lacy

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Who are we?

A Derby-based company

writing content for websites

running social accounts for brands

training companies how to do these things

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Tell us about you

• What are you studying?

• Which social networks do you use?

• Have you done anything with them for work?

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Brands love social

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Brands love social

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Brands love social

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Brands love social

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Brands love social

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Brands love social

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Brands love social

What’s your favourite brand? Why?

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What works?

Funny stuff

Offers

Newsy content

Asking questions and joining in the conversation

What’s in it for the customer?

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What doesn’t work?

Inappropriate posts

Too many posts

Too few posts

Spelling/grammar errors

Not knowing who the customer is

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Measuring

What can - or should - you measure?

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Measuring

Follower/following numbers

Comments

Shares

Sales

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Measuring

There are lots of tools that will measure these things

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Prove it

Proving social activity had an impact on the bottom line is the most important thing you have to do

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Prove it

This is called return on investment (ROI) and lots of people want to know if social is worth the money

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Prove it

Decide what you will measure at the start of a campaign.

When you reach these targets you have succeeded.

And you’ll get paid.

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Running a campaign

What’s a campaign?

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Running a campaign

What’s the purpose of a campaign?

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Running a campaign

Pizza Hut Delivery got us to run one last Christmas

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Running a campaign

We tweeted offers

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Running a campaign

We got people to buy pizzas

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Running a campaign

We joined in conversations

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Running a campaign

We persuaded, cajoled and flattered

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We engaged.

Running a campaign

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Running a campaign

Engaging people is one of the most powerful things you can do as a brand.

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Running a campaign

You’re about to run a social media campaign. Omg.