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- 1. To blog or not to blog What, why and how? Rob Speekenbrink, marketing & communication 15/03/2012 Delft University of Technology Challenge the future
- 2. Wie ben ik? • Rob Speekenbrink • http://www.twitter.com/RobSpeekenbrink • http://rspeekenbrink.weblog.tudelft.nl • r.j.h.speekenbrink@tudelft.nl • Marketing & Communicatie • TU Delft • Consultant Online Media CRISP - To blog or not to blog 2
- 3. 1. What is a weblog? CRISP - To blog or not to blog 3
- 4. Tagcloud weblog CRISP - To blog or not to blog 4
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- 6. 2. Why blog? CRISP - To blog or not to blog 6
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- 16. 3. Blogging - the basics CRISP - To blog or not to blog 16
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- 18. Detemine your area of expertise CRISP - To blog or not to blog 18
- 19. Determine your style of writing CRISP - To blog or not to blog 19
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- 22. 4. Where to get the inspiration? CRISP - To blog or not to blog 22
- 23. Finding subjects is not easy? • Keep notes • keep it close to yourself • write about what you know and like • Ask friend for subjects to write about • Read blogs / articles / comments and relate to that • Blog because you want, not because you must • Because you do not know the answer to someting • repost your own material (but summarize) • A visit, a meeting, an encounter • reflection • Video / TV / newspaper..... CRISP - To blog or not to blog 23
- 24. 5. Writing and adding rich media CRISP - To blog or not to blog 24
- 25. Blogs that read well • Be relevant, accurate and actual • stay focussed • watch spelling • use humor • summarize if possible • use bullets if possible • Use links (to other blogs) if relevant • use sub headers • use short sentences • Use white lines CRISP - To blog or not to blog 25
- 26. Titles are a hard one CRISP - To blog or not to blog 26
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- 31. 6. Blogs and social media CRISP - To blog or not to blog 31
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- 34. 6. The blog system Howto blog CRISP - To blog or not to blog 34
- 35. Wordpress • Very commonly used blog system • Open source • Modular set-up (you can choose functionalities) • reletively simple content management • blogging is about posts, not about pages • Article: title, summary, text CRISP - To blog or not to blog 35
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- 37. Wordpress • Heel veel gebruikt over de hele wereld • Open source • Modulair • Daardoor relatief simpele opzet mogelijk • Basis is artikels: • Titel • Samenvatting • Tekst CRISP - To blog or not to blog 37
- 38. Wordpress • Heel veel gebruikt over de hele wereld • Open source • Modulair • Daardoor relatief simpele opzet mogelijk • Basis is artikels: • Titel • Samenvatting • Tekst CRISP - To blog or not to blog 38
- 39. Wordpress • Heel veel gebruikt over de hele wereld • Open source • Modulair • Daardoor relatief simpele opzet mogelijk • Basis is artikels: • Titel • Samenvatting • Tekst CRISP - To blog or not to blog 39
- 40. Wordpress • Heel veel gebruikt over de hele wereld • Open source • Modulair • Daardoor relatief simpele opzet mogelijk • Basis is artikels: • Titel • Samenvatting • Tekst CRISP - To blog or not to blog 40
- 41. Tnx! • Try, keep on doing it for a while • See what’s in it for you • Be interesting • Have an opinion • Be yourself • Have fun! CRISP - To blog or not to blog 41
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- Wikipedia: Een weblog of blog is een website waarop regelmatig, soms meermalen per dag, nieuwe bijdragen verschijnen\nNieuwste bericht = bovenaan\nEen blog kan tekst-, audio-, video-, foto- etc of combinatie zijn\nVergelijk Twitter = een microblog\nHet is het persoonlijke of juist het gespecialiseerde karakter dat weblogs interessant maakt voor bezoekers\nEen blog is eigenlijk één van de middelen in je communicatie\nVormt een netwerk met blogs van anderen: blogosfeer\nBurgerjournalistiek\nEen blog is van jou!\n
- all kinds of shapes and all kinds of aubjects\nA blog is an opinion by someone. It’s a personal thing and it can’t be wrong......because it’a an opinion\nThe people’s journalism\nIt’s fast, anyone can do it\n
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- I’t fun to do\nTo get your mind straightened\nTo remember, not just for yourself\nTo share what you know and discuss with other people\nTo meet new people en insights\nBecause you can be very successful doing it.\n
- A little bit about social media and personal branding\nsubjects can be very niche: if you’re enthusiastic about them, it’s okay\n
- lightwieght vehicle desing is quite a niche subject but it is big enough for a blog\n
- reflections on the weird an wonderful world of innovation by Stephan van Dijk. \n
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- meta blogs my collegues. For instance Roy Meijer blogs about the things he comes across being one of the science communicator at TU Delft. On this blog he writes about men in suits signing some document. The photo is a reason for the press to show up???? really???\n
- Eva Lantsoght is writing about what it’s like to do a PhD at TU Delft. It has brought her a lot for her research but also to speak at congrresses\n
- Michel blogs about his works a press officer at TU Delft. For instance the relationship between scientist and general public or tips on how to approach a journalist\n
- my blog. I blog about the relationship between social media and universities. My blog about social media and target groups is read over 26.000 times on my blog and another 15.000 on socialmedia.nl.\n
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- Determine your area of expertise\ndevelop your own style of writing\npost regularly but think of the frequency in advace\nAllow commenting and engage\n
- What subjects do I know a lot about?\nWhich of them do I want to be public?\nWhere are others like me?\nHow/where can I create buzz?\n
- Who is my (target) public?\nThird person / first person?\nfactual / emotional?\nProvocative?\nMarketing language?\n
- Detemine your frequency up front....once a week is quite a lot\nBe true to yourself, don’t give in to compromises\nThink of what it should bring you and evaluate that\n
- Engage, react, comment, discuss, provoke etc etc etc\nA negative reaction is a reaction as well: people have put some effort in engaging. Do the same!\n
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- Leave the title for last\n
- write as a roll up. People should be able to stop at any time and not miss out on your crucial point\n
- Use video if it adds to your story (and it adds very soon actually)\n
- Use images or infographics (even better)\n
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- Tweet every new post (think of the timezone of your audience)\nTweet old posts (but not too often), relate them to news if possible\nExchange linls with other blogs / bloggers\nBe interesting enough\nMake links with facebook, twitter, Linkedin but use it wisely\npost relevant blogs in relevant groups on facebook and linkedin\n
- Comment on other blogs, sometimes linking to your own\n\n
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