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Social Media for Business
1. Social Media
For Small Businesses
Brent Robinson, Chief Thought Officer
brent@Modthink.com
2. What We Hope You Get From Today
• How social media can help you
drive business
• Marketing basics
• Understanding of top platforms
• Content & campaign basics
• Go-To resources
3. Plan for Today
Marketing 101
Offering
Niche
Personas
Introductions
Name
Company
Expectations
Structure
Content
Blog
Social
Paid
Channels
Content
Baseline/Campaign
10-4-1 Rule
Call to Action
Resources
5. Why Digital Marketing?
In 2015 Facebook
influenced 52 per cent
of consumers’ online
and offline purchases,
up from 36 per cent in
2014. (Source: The
Drum)
6. Why Social Media for Business?
• Build trust with your audience
• Educate your buyers before your competitors do
• Address customer complaints or concerns
• Demonstrate your expertise
10. Name: General Persona Description
“What am I trying to understand that you can teach me?”
A short 2 to 3 sentences about me. Where am I now? How did I get here?
What am I thinking about for my future? Keep it simple.
GOALS/VALUES
“This is a quote
or personal
statement
reflecting my
philosophy.”
My “Customer’s Journey”
Awareness DecisionConsideration
• Goal/Trait/Value
• Goal/Trait/Value
• Goal/Trait/Value
• Goal/Trait/Value
FRUSTRATIONS/RESERVATIONS
• Reservation one
• Reservation Two
• Reservation Three
• I’m trying to understand my
challenge.
• What questions am I asking?
• Where am I finding good
information?
• Who do I trust to help me
understand this?
• What is the name of this
thing I’m trying to
understand?
• I have a good idea about my
challenge.
• What are some ways I can solve
this?
• Who are people that might have
solutions for me?
• What criteria am I using to
evaluate my options?
• I’m making a short list of solutions.
• What are those resources that
helped me get here?
• What is my decision-making
criteria?
• Who can I talk to or trust to reach
out to?
1 2 3
Education: BA, MBA
Age/Family: 35, Married, two young kids
Job Title/Function: example
Income: example
Location: example
PROFILE
SOURCES/INFLUENCES
Blogs/Websites: example, example
Social Media: example, example
Trade Resources: examples
Books: example
Thought Leaders: example
REAL WORLD EXAMPLES
One: LinkedIn profile of actual people
Two: LinkedIn profile of actual people
Three: LinkedIn profile of actual people
11. EX: Cheryl Residential Individual (high percentage)
“How do I move my stuff without having to be overly involved?”
Looking to clean out home in March, a bigger project she’s put off for a
while.
GOALS/VALUES
“A ship in port is
safe, but that’s
rarely what
ships are built
for.”
My “Customer’s Journey”
Awareness DecisionConsideration
• Live full lives
• Considerate of spouse in decisions
• Value financial security
• Value professional degrees/professions
• Investment-minded in many ways
• Family and relationship-oriented
FRUSTRATIONS/RESERVATIONS
• How long will this take?
• How much thought has to go into this?
• How much are they going to babysit the process?
• Don’t want to have to deal with the details
• Pain tolerance for junk
everywhere breaks her
• Needs a space for something
else (new baby, converting
garage, etc) which makes a
clean out a priority
• After search, they’re likely to
reach out to peers who’ve
done it
• I have a good idea about my
challenge.
• Can donate stuff to thrift store
• Call someone to pick it up
• Can do it themselves, but
hauling themselves
• Bulk pick up
• Craigslist/FB Garage sale
• Google search options
• Reach out to friends who’ve
done major clean outs before
• I’m making a short list of solutions.
• What her spouse agrees to
• Evaluates time she has to invest in
this project
• Donating items, but how much
time does that take?
• How much brain power does it take
to rent a dumpster?
• As long as affordable, not usually
shopping around
• Trust in reliability
1 2 3
Education: Licensed Vocational Nursing Program
Age/Family: 32, Married, two young kids
Job Title/Function: Licensed Vocational Nurse
Household Income: $90,000
Location: Bentonville, AR
PROFILE
SOURCES/INFLUENCES
Blogs/Websites: NPR, enhancing relationships,
managing stress, mom blogs
Social Media: Instagram, Facebook
Trade Resources: Finance/real estate podcasts
Books: Woman-leadership genre
Thought Leaders: Joanna Gaines, Pioneer Woman
REAL WORLD EXAMPLES
One: LinkedIn profile of actual people
Two: LinkedIn profile of actual people
Three: LinkedIn profile of actual people
13. Welcome!
Emily Bowen, Account Executive
A graduate of Oklahoma State University, Emily is an
experienced Account Executive. Skilled in digital
marketing, content creation, media relations, and
account management.
Lauren Allison, Marketing Data Analyst
Lauren is a Marketing Data Analyst Intern and a senior
majoring in Business Analytics at the University of
Arkansas. Skilled in Google AdWords, Analytics, and
social media management.
14. Take a moment, Introduce Yourselves!
• Name
• Business
• What do you hope to
learn today?
19. Facebook
• Business Manager feature
• Allows for efficient management of your
business page
• Reaches a wide range of
current/potential customers
• Allows customers and clients to
interact with your business
• Examples: Reviews, Tagging
• Option to boost posts or run paid
media advertising
20. Twitter
• Also reaches a wide age range
• Allows for sharing of third party
content and Call-to-Action
• Only allows 280 characters per tweet
• These shorter snippers of information
make your customer
more likely to
read.
• Option to boost
tweets and advertise
21. Instagram
• Targets the 18 to 34 age
range
• Growing in popularity with
other age ranges
• Connected to Facebook
• Boosting and advertising
done through Business
Manager
• Visual Channel
• All posts include photos
22. LinkedIn
• Very professional channel
• Ability to showcase your
business to other
professionals and industry
experts
• Unique ability for not only
posts and sharing, but also
articles
• Has its own advertising
network
23. YouTube
• Extremely popular among all
ages
• Ability to post longer videos
than other channels
• Advertising through the
Google network
• Great for brand awareness
• Option to reply to comments
of viewers
24. Google My Business
• Increases search
visibility
• Helps customers find
your location
• Allows for listing of
important information
• Hours of operations,
phone number, etc.
• Encourages customers to
review your business
26. Baseline vs Targeted Campaigns
• Long-term, on-going campaign
of branded and industry-
specific content general to
the company
Baseline Campaign Targeted Campaign
• Seasonal campaign of content
specific to a limited-time
offer set over a set amount of
time