Got Clout? Social Influence for the International Executives Association Leadership Conference Ottawa Sept 2011
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Got Clout? Social Influence for the International Executives Association Leadership Conference Ottawa Sept 2011
- 1. Got Clout?Introducing Social Influence Presented By: Lisa McKenzie, Social Media Strategist
- 2. About Red Carpet More than 60 years of combined business, branding, marketing and sales intelligence. We are boutique consulting firm specializing in digital marketing solutions and partnering strategies. We help our clients build brand equity, social influence, competitive advantage, incremental revenue growth and a leadership position within their field of expertise or industry. Presentation by Red Carpet Strategies. You may not reproduce or resell the content of this presentation in any manner. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2011
- 4. Speaker, Trainer and Consultant in Digital Marketing
- 5. Co-Founder of Red Carpet Strategies Consulting and the Social Media Academy for Women
- 6. Founding member of the International Social Media Association
- 7. Co-author of 6 books on Social Media
- 8. Founder of Deserving Divas Community - Lifestyle Events
- 9. Voted a Noisemaker of the year by Montreal Mirror
- 11. Celebrity Influence "A sign of a celebrity is that his name is often worth more than his services.” - Daniel J Boorstin
- 12. Tom CruiseRay-Ban “Wayfarers” Wayfarers 1983 Sales $18,000 $260,000
- 13. Jamie OliverSainsbury's Supermarkets 1st year of Endorsement = EXTRA1 Billion $$$$
- 14. Social Media Photo: techfreakstuff.com
- 15. You have a VoiceWelcome to the Age of the Expert 101 million web users read blogs ComScore Blog readership spiked 300% from 2004 to 2008 Jupiter Research 17% on time online is spent on Social networking and reading blogs Neilson
- 16. How far your message spreads?Your Circle of Influence YOU -> Your Network Their Network Their Network’s Network 10
- 17. WE are the NEW Influencers 70% of bloggers write about brands organically, almost half post product reviews Technorati 40% of online Moms use social media for product recommendation BabyCenter.com 65% of blog readers access blogs to get an opinion Synovate
- 18. How we BUY 92% of people trust user reviews over sales clerks Penn Shoen and Berland 52% of readers said Blogs factored into the critical moment they decided to buy Jupiter Research
- 19. Social Influencefor the Masses True reach, Amplification, Network Authority, Activity, Audience Scores range from 1 to 100 Early adopters in industries such as: Marketing, social media, advertising, communications and PR
- 24. Brand YouThe importance of Personal Branding Essential for serial entrepreneurs In your name, your influence is yours to keep You can take it anywhere with you, across any platform or social network
- 25. People in your neighborhood Deanna White @StorylinePR Tweeting PR tips & trends for creating news stories that capture media audiences in Ottawa. Musings from Deanna White of storylinePR can be found @storyline.
- 26. People in your neighborhood ColleenFrancis @CFrancisVoice A successful sales professional for over 20 years, she understands the challenges of selling in today's market and how traditional sales techniques from decades ago often fall short.
- 29. How to increase YOUR social influence Are you re-tweet worthy? Speak, post, tweet and blog about your core business and/or your passions Stay within your niche Share high quality shareable content Follow other influencers, share their content Build your audience without relying purely on mutual following.
- 30. Relevance is Everything Congruent and consistentcontent creates authority. Are you on topic? Keywords determine your niche, categories of expertise Use hashtags# to clarify your topics Great indicator is how you are listed on Twitter
- 31. Finding influencers and brand evangelists Who and where are the influential people that will be the evangelists that motivate crowds to buy my brand? Discover who cares about your niche Find them in groups, micro/niche networks Listen, observe, learn only then interact Join them Contribute Crowd source to find out what they are engaged in People do business with those they know like and trust.
- 35. Sophisticated and Influential Your influence or social clout is valuable in your personal circles of influence but is not necessarily transferable into other circles.
- 36. 12 Key Action Steps Sign up for Gmail.com to access Google products Set Google Alerts in your name, company’s name, competitors and industry to keep up to date. Use Google Reader to pull the news you want to read each day Sign up for Klout.com and PeerIndex.netto obtain and your manage your influence scores Purchase and use your own domain name i.e. www.LisaMcKenzie.com Start a blog, use blog to post original content & syndicate to social networks Develop a list of 20 keywords and live & breathe by them to stay relevant when posting to social networks Speak, post, tweet and blog about your core business and/or your passions Stay within your niche Share high quality shareable content Manage your social networks with Hootsuite.com Find a niche network to participate in
- 37. Connect with Us Facebook.com/SocialMediaStrategy Facebook.com/RedCarpetStrategies @LisaMckenzie @RedCarpetVIPs Lisa@LisaMcKenzie.com Visit our website at www.RedCarpetStrategies.com
- 38. Questions?
- 39. Thank you for your participation
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- Purchasing power due to your audience, celebrity endorsements
- When top Hollywood celebrity Tom Cruise wore a pair of 1952 Ray-Ban 'Wayfarers' in the blockbuster, Risky Business, he took annual sales of Wayfarers from 18,000 to a staggering 260,000 in 1983. Another Tom Cruise hit-film, Top Gun, had the same impact for Ray-Ban Aviators. Ray-Bans are now the best selling sunglases in the world.
- From 2000, Jamie Oliver was the public face of the Sainsbury's supermarket chain in the UK, appearing on television and radio advertisements and in-store promotional material. The deal earned Jamie an estimated £1.2 million every year, but in the first two years these advertisements were estimated to have given Sainsbury's an extra £1 billion of sales
- In comes social media allowing us to aggregate all this public information and voila…
- Brands are becoming more customer-centric and with access to much more information, we are listening more.
- Klout Score is a normalized ranking based on:True Reach: The people who regularly pay attention to what you say.Amplification Probability: How far (and often) your content spreads.Network Influence: The influence of your engaged network.PeerIndex Score has a fundamentally different approach. Rather than calculating a global score first, it defines topics and then calculates an Authority Score in that topic. The rationale behind this is sound: that experts in one topic are not necessarily experts in another.The PeerIndex Score is a normalized ranking based on:Authority: Quality of the links you share and content you recommend.Activity: How active you are in a topic based on relevance.Audience: Number of people you can reach after discounting spam/gamed/inactive accountsThe key difference between the two approaches is:PeerIndex also analyzes quality of content you share, rather than just monitoring Twitter activity.
- Peter Shankman, Zappos
- Relevance is Everything because scoring is not always the full pictureJessica and Shannon Marrero don’t even have twitter accts so by Klout & PeerIndex standards, they don’t even have a scoreAlso, to increase your score you MUST be relevant in your topicBrands also comb social networks looking for the authorities, congruent and consistent content creates authority.
- For BrandsYour business needs influencers. They're already talking about your industry and maybe even your products. Find and engage these influencers and they can become evangelists for your brand. Klout allows you to find influencers based on topic or hashtag. Do you know the value of your customers? Historically lifetime value has been measured based on purchases, but with Klout you can understand their network value. People trust recommendation more than advertisements; Klout allows business to tap into that power.Your Business should:Know who your most influential customers are (and communicate with them)Find out who's influential in your industry/areaDiscover who's talking about your brand and how much reach they haveMaximize your own influence and drive positive conversations about your brand