Kick Start Your Event via Social Media
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Keynote talk "Kick Start Your Event via Social Media" given at the Omni Hotel's Grand Opening Gala in Dallas, Texas.
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Kick Start Your Event via Social Media
- 1. Kickstart Your Event via Social Media
- 2. #OmniEvent
- 3. Howdy Welcome to Dallas! So, I’m a hack. I have no business teaching anyone anything about promoting events via social media because I’m naturally anti-social. For some reason I’ve been blessed with some success online and have held a few successful events. So, I’ll not teach. I’ll just show you what works for me. #OmniEvent
- 4. Let’s Talk About You
- 5. BEFORE Passion: “I have never had a job I was not passionate about.” - Kurt Podeszwa (Camp For All) If you are not passionate about what you’re doing, stop. I’m serious. Just stop. @giovanni @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com http://gallucci.net/plus
- 6. BEFORE We need to reset: Anyone who says social media is free and easy doesn’t know squat about running an effective social media campaign. @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 7. BEFORE FOR EXAMPLE: Building a portfolio (translated: plan events for charity, non-profits, etc. for free sometimes.) But, DO NOT establish the value for your product/services at $0.00. NEVER be available for anyone for free when THEY request your time. NEVER. @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 8. BEFORE Easy enough (kind of) if you are doing this for your own brand. But if you are doing this for an employer or a customer, it just stopped being “free”. @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 9. April 16, 2012 Facebook 901 Million Google+195 Million Twitter 140 Million #OmniEvent
- 10. How Will They Find You? #OmniEvent
- 11. How Will They Find You? #OmniEvent
- 12. Keywords How Search Works (Simplified) @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 13. Keyword Research @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 14. Keyword Research @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 15. Tools Of The Trade Facebook Flickr Foursquare Google+ Instagram LinkedIn Phone Pinterest Tumblr Twitter YouTube @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 16. Tools Of The Trade HootSuite Klout Phone Raven Tools •Facebook Insights •Google Analytics •YouTube Insights @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 17. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners #OmniEvent
- 18. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Networking opportunities and educational content. #OmniEvent
- 19. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Enabling, participating, and encouraging that engagement. #OmniEvent
- 20. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Driving attendance #OmniEvent
- 21. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Mobilize registered attendees to reach out to their social networks to invite their friends/colleagues #OmniEvent
- 22. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Target the ideal attendees based on their interests #OmniEvent
- 23. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Allow attendees to communicate and collaborate before and after the event #OmniEvent
- 24. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Mobile applications = feeding frenzy #OmniEvent
- 25. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Speakers will be better prepared to tailor their message to the audience #OmniEvent
- 26. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Reviewers, evangelists, or critics of events #OmniEvent
- 27. The Top 10 “Why’s” for Meeting Planners Shape the reputation of your events and your organization #OmniEvent
- 28. Facebook
- 29. Engagement Let them play along!
- 30. Social Plugins Integrate Your Design With Social
- 31. Promote Your Page Offline Really!!! Duh
- 32. Karma You’re not the only event vendor out there. Promote others. #OmniEvent
- 33. Video on Facebook In A Word:YouTube
- 34. Facebook Insight Audience Analytics @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 35. Twitter
- 36. en t n i Ev #O m Integrate #hashtags and third-party apps #OmniEvent
- 37. Flickr
- 38. Flickr Pictures #OmniEvent
- 39. iPhoto Metadata #OmniEvent
- 41. Google+ Pictures
- 42. AFTER Share. flickr, facebook, instagram, google+/picasa, smugmug, slideshare, youtube. #OmniEvent
- 43. AFTER Measure response. Views, favorites, shares, comments, embeds, links, et al. #OmniEvent
- 44. YouTube
- 45. Your Channel You Must Self-Promote! @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 46. Video SEO Tips Video SEO Ranking Factors -Title -Description -Tags -Views -Ratings -Playlist Additions -Inbound Links -Relevance of content -Flagging/Favorites -Shares/Embeds -Onsite Links -Comments -Age of VIdeo -Channel Views -Subscribers @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 47. Great. Prove it. What do the results look like? This is where I put my $$ where my mouth is... @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 48. What do the results look like? Fan Engagement #OmniEvent
- 49. What do the results look like?
- 50. What do the results look like? #OmniEvent
- 51. What do the results look like? #OmniEvent
- 52. What do the results look like? #OmniEvent
- 53. What do the results look like? @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
- 54. http://LiveLoudTexas.com/preso #OmniEvent
- 55. giovanni gallucci giovanni@LiveLoudTexas.com 469-682-6978 http://LiveLoudTexas.com http://youtube.com/LiveLoudTX http://twitter.com/giovanni @giovanni #OmniEvent http://LiveLoudTexas.com
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- Social media is the perfect medium for people who like to attend events and conferences because it has the main two components that draw people to events and make them successful - networking opportunities and educational content.  \n
- Social media is the perfect medium for people who like to attend events and conferences because it has the main two components that draw people to events and make them successful - networking opportunities and educational content.  \n
- Most attendees are using social media sites today such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.  Attendees will probably be talking about the event in advance, during the event, and after the event on these social sites, whether you know it or not. This is especially true if your event has a large audience that share similar interests and are already engaged with one another on social media. It looks strange if the organizer is not enabling, participating, and encouraging that engagement.  \n
- Promoting events on social media is a great way to drive attendance.  If there are 600 million people on Facebook, 100 million people on LinkedIn, and 40 million on Twitter, common sense would tell you some of those people might be interested in attending your event.  \n
- Word-of-mouth marketing has a whole new meaning with the advent of social media, as planners can mobilize registered attendees to reach out to their social networks to invite their friends/colleagues to register for events and conferences. Before, viral marketing would require attendees to actually pick up a phone or proactively send an email to maybe a handful of their acquaintances (if they bothered to make the effort), whereas today, attendees can share your event with thousands of contacts at the click of a button. \n
- One of the most beneficial aspects of social media for event planning is that users self-select what topics they are interested in and what they care about.  They do this by joining discussion groups on LinkedIn, becoming fans of pages and brands on Facebook, tweeting about specific topics, and sharing content they find interesting.  Understanding and identifying this information is a great way for planners to target the ideal attendees based on their interests rather than just traditional criteria like job titles and organizations.  \n
- Online forums such as LinkedIn groups and Facebook allow attendees to communicate and collaborate before and after the event.  This can change the dynamic of the event in a positive way, as more meaningful dialogue and participation can occur if attendees have a higher common knowledge point at the start of the event.  \n
- Mobile applications are feeding the frenzy by making social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and blogs easily accessible during live events. This not only increases social participation of your live audience, but, now, all the people on the web who weren't able to attend the event in person can now follow the live updates and engage.   \n\n
- You can bet speakers will be better prepared to tailor their message to the audience and deliver a great presentation if feedback about their presentation is being posted on the Internet in real time via Twitter, Facebook, or attendees' blogs.  \n
- Attendees are now empowered to become reviewers or critics of events. When they are armed with social networks that act as a global online publishing platform, attendees can easily publish their feedback for the world to see. This forces planners to take their event experiences to the next level.  \n\n
- Social media can shape the reputation of your events and your organization.   Events and conferences are largely successful over time because of their good reputation with sponsors and attendees.  In that regard social media represents a huge opportunity to improve your reputation and success.  That can be as simple as hearing feedback from attendees and making changes based on that feedback.  \n
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