37. Know your general public
5500 leerlingen
Groen
30.000
Economie
157.000
2200 leerlingen
BUSINESS &
ADMINISTRATION
COLLEGE
Zorg &
Welzijn
166.000
Techniek
163.000
TECH
COLLEGE
1700 leerlingen
CREATIVE
COLLEGE
60. Phase 6.
Phase 1.
Evaluation is often forgotten. This is a
shame because evaluation generates a lot
of intelligence that is necessary for future
processes. Traditionally evaluation was
done by periodical market research.
Traditionally desk research is done. Online
research is now common, looking for data
and new developments. Talking to others,
calling and emailing helps to get to know
“what’s new”.
Evaluation
Intelligence
Phase 2.
Phase 5.
Dialogue
Dialogue is necessary to improve. This holds
also for all publications. Traditionally people
communicate with collegues of with others,
e.g. on formal events.
innovation
process
Network
For each innovation and communication
goal a network or target audience needs to
be identified. Also, the staff needs to be
examined. Traditionally external market
research is done and CRM and database
marketing is used.
Phase 4.
Phase 3.
After finishing work, the result needs to
be published and archived. Normally
people store data on the company
network. Publication is only for those who
are involved.
Practical operation normally is not
connected woth the communication
department. Everybody works with their
own tools. Some standard like Microsoft
Office. Other tools are more speacialized.
Publication
Operation
61. reflexion
Quadrant 2.
Quadrant 1.
People with an Assimilating learning style are
less focused on people and more interested
in ideas and abstract concepts. People with
this style are more attracted to logically
sound theories than approaches based on
practical value. These learning style people is
important for effectiveness in information
and science careers. In formal learning
situations, people with this style prefer
readings, lectures, exploring analytical
models, and having time to think things
through.
Kolb called this style 'Diverging' because
these people perform better in situations
that require ideas-generation, for example,
brainstorming. People with a Diverging
learning style like to gather information.
They are interested in people and tend to
be imaginative and emotional. People with
the Diverging style prefer to work in
groups, to listen with an open mind and to
receive personal feedback.
Explore “dromer”
Analysis “denker”
Kolb’s
conceptualization
learning
Styles
Quadrant 3.
Kolbs Learning Styles
www.vergouwenoverduin.nl/Testen_Kolbtest.html
www.123test.nl/leerstijl
experience
Quadrant 4.
Decide “beslisser”
People with a Converging learning style are
best at finding practical uses for ideas and
theories. They can solve problems and make
decisions by finding solutions to questions
and problems. People with a Converging
learning style are more attracted to
technical tasks and problems than social or
interpersonal issues. A Converging learning
style enables specialist and technology
abilities. People with a Converging style like
to experiment with new ideas, to simulate,
and to work with practical applications..
Test. Learning styles
Act “doener”
People with an Accommodating learning
style will tend to rely on others for
information than carry out their own
analysis. This learning style is prevalent and
useful in roles requiring action and initiative.
People with an Accommodating learning
style prefer to work in teams to complete
tasks. They set targets and actively work in
the field trying different ways to achieve an
objective.
experientation
63. Overview of
Social Media
DELICIOUS
evaluation
intelligence
DIGG
STUMBLEUPON
GOOGLE ALERTS
plotted in an innovation
process
The innovation process is used in this
graph to plot all analyzed social media
services. The phases in an innovation
process are (1) intelligence, (2)
network, (3) operation, (4) publishing,
(5) dialogue and (6) evaluation. In
every sextant at least four social media
services are visible. Some of these
services can be extended to other
quadrants too. Therefore, some
services cover more that one sextant.
A complete social media mix covers all
sextants with services that you
REALLY use, as well as your target
audience.
NING
HYVES
FACEBOOK
LINKEDIN
UNILYZER
SCOUTLABS
TWITTERCOUNTER
GOOGLE ANALYTICS
Google Alerts
Delicious
StumbleUpon
Digg
LinkedIn
Facebook
Hyves
Ning
Google Docs
WeShare (dropbox)
SCRIBD
iGoogle
SOCIALIZR
TWiki
LINKEDIN GROUPS
Slideshare (prezi)
GOOGLE DOCS
WESHARE
TWIKI
IGOOGLE
GOOGLE WAVE
TWITTER
WordPress
YouTube
Scribd
SLIDESHARE
dialogue
network
YOUTUBE
WORDPRESS
Twitter
GoogleWave
Socializr
LinkedIn Groups
Google Analytics
Twittercounter
Unilyzer
Scoutlabs
publishing
operation
65. Overview of
Social Media
DELICIOUS
evaluation
intelligence
DIGG
STUMBLEUPON
Corporate Social Media
Phase 6. Evaluation
Unilyzer
Social media and internet marketing
software. Designed as a dashboard, showing
your performance on all social media en
social networks.
default professional social media mix
Phase 1. Intelligence
Google Alerts
Webservice that sends a mail with links that
mentioned the entered searchstring.
Todo’s
- Start using Unilyzer
- Take time to set it up - make it good!
- Integrate in iGoogle (if possible)
plotted in an innovation
process
Todo’s
- Define at least 5 keywords
- Start with project name or company name
- Follow up on all leads
- Integrate in iGoogle
- Learn and end with 10 valuable keywords
Phase 5. Dialogue
GOOGLE ALERTS
Phase 2. Network
Twitter
The innovation process is used in this
graph to plot all analyzed social media
services.The phases in an innovation
process are (1) intelligence, (2)
network, (3) operation, (4) publishing,
(5) dialogue and (6) evaluation. In
every sextant at least four social media
services are visible. Some of these
services can be extended to other
quadrants too.Therefore, some
services cover more that one sextant.
A complete social media mix covers all
sextants with services that you
REALLY use, as well as your target
audience.
NING
Social network. Used mainly by
professionals above 30 years old. Integrates
well with other social media like Twitter,
Slideshare and Wordpress.
Todo’s
- Make a profile / complete until at least 80%
- Follow all familiar persons (from project)
- Follow people from competition / critics
- Integrate Twitter in iGoogle
- Use Shareoholic in browser for fast tweets
- Try to find something that doesn’t take time
- Try Twittercounter and see what works
HYVES
LinkedIn
Webservice used for notifications of 140
characters to followers. Can be integrated in
other social network sites.Also, social media
site tweet new favorites and posts.
Todo’s
- Update your profile until at least 80%
- Mention project / company well
- Organize LinkedIn
- Ask for recommendations
- Start a LinkedIn Group
- Apply for all applicable LinkedIn Groups
- Integrate Slidehare in LinkedIn
- Use LinkedIn for finding professionals
FACEBOOK
Phase 4. Publishing
Phase 3. Operation
Slideshare
iGoogle
Website aon which slides (Powerpoint, PDF
et cetera) are published. Can be used for
inspiration as well as publishing or archiving
presentations.
LINKEDIN
Personalized overview of news and
functionalities (RSS and gadgets). Used as
startpage of the browser.
Todo’s
- Make a profile / complete until at least 80%
- Upload a slide completely (use keywords)
- Integrate slideshare in LinkedIn / iGoogle
For further assistance please call or e-mail Martijn Arts (marts@totalactivemedia.nlor
+31 6 21267898) or go to Total Active Media ( www.totalactivemedia.nl + 31 20 750 9450)
or
Todo’s
- Start an iGoogle page
- Start with all applicable RSS feeds
- Integrate Google Alerts,Twitter, Slideshare
- Integrate Google Docs & Spreadsheets
- Find suitable simple gadgets (e.g. translate)
UNILYZER
SCOUTLABS
TWITTERCOUNTER
Campaign Social Media
Phase 6. Evaluation
Scoutlabs
GOOGLE ANALYTICS
Google Alerts
Social media dashboard to track and analyse
marketing data of social network tools
default professional social media mix
Todo’s
- Start using Scoutlabs (30 day trial)
- Take time to set it up - make it good!
- Analyze at least every day 5 minutes
- Make a full analysis after 30 days
- Buy Scoutlabs if experience is positive
Delicious
StumbleUpon
Digg
Phase 2. Network
Hyves
A free Dutch social networking site.The
focus of this website is on keeping in touch
with existing friends and making new
friends. It is comparable with other social
networking sites.
Todo’s
- Look at existing Hyves gadgets and learn
- Try to find applicable hyves
- If suitable, create a hyve
- Search for hyves as referrer to your site
Phase 5. Dialogue
Phase 2. Network
Twitter
LinkedIn
LinkedIn
Webservice used for notifications of 140
characters to followers. Can be integrated in
other social network sites.Also, social media
site tweet new favorites and posts.
Social network. Used mainly by
professionals above 30 years old. Integrates
well with other social media like Twitter,
Slideshare and Wordpress.
Facebook
Todo’s
- Make a profile / complete until at least 80%
- Follow all familiar persons (from project)
- Follow people from competition / critics
- Integrate Twitter in iGoogle
- Use Shareoholic in browser for fast tweets
- Try to find something that doesn’t take time
- Try Twittercounter and see what works
Todo’s
- Update your profile until at least 80%
- Mention project / company well
- Organize LinkedIn and start a Group
- Try to find applicable LinedIn Groups
- Search for LinkedIn as referrer to own site
Hyves
Ning
Google Docs
Phase 4. Publishing
SOCIALIZR
LINKEDIN GROUPS
Slideshare (prezi)
GOOGLE DOCS
WESHARE
GOOGLE WAVE
The largest social network in the world. If
Facebook was a country it would be the third
in the world.
Todo’s
- Make an account and collect favorites
- Analyze successful videos (target audience)
- Click on suggested videos daily
- Make your own video and upload (try it!)
- Try also VIMEO
- If applicable create a channel
SCRIBD
TWiki
For further assistance please call or e-mail Martijn Arts (marts@totalactivemedia.nlor
+31 6 21267898) or go to Total Active Media ( www.totalactivemedia.nl + 31 20 750 9450)
or
Todo’s
- Look at existing Facebook gadgets and learn
- Try to find applicable Facebook Groups
- If suitable, create a Facebook Group
- Search for Facebook as referrer to own site
TWIKI
IGOOGLE
TWITTER
WordPress
Scribd
Facebook
A video sharing website on which users can
upload and share videos.
iGoogle
YouTube
Phase 2. Network
YouTube
WeShare (dropbox)
Publishing Social Media
Phase 6. Evaluation
Google Analytics
SLIDESHARE
dialogue
network
YOUTUBE
WORDPRESS
Twitter
A free service offered by Google that
generates detailed statistics about the
visitors to a website.
default professional social media mix
Todo’s
- Start using Google Analytics (its free!)
- Take time to set it up - make it good!
- Analyze at least every day 5 minutes
- Make a full analysis after 30 days
- Buy Scoutlabs if experience is positive
Phase 1. Intelligence
Digg
social news website made for people to
discover and share content from anywhere
on the Internet, by submitting links and
stories, and voting and commenting on
submitted links and stories.
Todo’s
- Follow Digg homepage at least once a day
- Make an account and personalize
- Integrate Digg RSS in iGoogle
- Search for othe news RSS feeds
- Integrate also othe feeds in iGoogle
Phase 5. Dialogue
GoogleWave
Phase 2. Network
Twitter
LinkedIn Groups
Google Analytics
Social network. Used mainly by
professionals above 30 years old. Integrates
well with other social media like Twitter,
Slideshare and Wordpress.
Todo’s
- Make a profile / complete until at least 80%
- Follow all familiar persons (from project)
- Follow people from competition / critics
- Integrate Twitter in iGoogle
- Use Shareoholic in browser for fast tweets
- Try to find something that doesn’t take time
- Try Twittercounter and see what works
Socializr
LinkedIn
Webservice used for notifications of 140
characters to followers. Can be integrated in
other social network sites.Also, social media
site tweet new favorites and posts.
Todo’s
- Update your profile until at least 80%
- Mention project / company well
- Organize LinkedIn
- Ask for recommendations
- Start a LinkedIn Group
- Apply for all applicable LinkedIn Groups
- Integrate Slidehare in LinkedIn
- Use LinkedIn for finding professionals
Twittercounter
Unilyzer
Scoutlabs
Overview of
Social Networks
October
2008
plotted on a world map
Overview of
Social Web
Involvement
The map provides a global
snapshot of active social web
involvement by market. The charts
show the percentages those who
are active by each form of social
involvement. The size of the arch’s,
represents the audience volume in
millions. Visit globalwebindex.net
to find the reasons behind the
trends, how different demograhics
are involved, what motivates web
users to get online and the
quantification of how brands
should be active in social media.
Bebo
Cloob (IR)
operation
publishing
plotted on a world map
The data shows the highest
ranking social network for each
country by traffic, not by
members, page views or any other
method. Data was taken from
Alexa.com on 16th of oktober
2008. Alexa data comes from users
who have an Alexa toolbar as well
as“data obtained from other
diverse traffic data sources” Alexa.com.
CyWorld (SKorea)
November
2009
Social Web Involvement
in the Netherlands
Flickr is ranked #5 (20)*
YouTube is ranked #5 (3)*
LinkedIn is ranked #1 (12)
Blogging is not in top10
Twitter is ranked #10 (13)
* in World Traffic Rank (general ranking in Netherlands)
Netherlands
March
2010
Overview of
Age and activity
what people are doing
and who participates
This graph shows people by their
activity and age group. Creators
publish Web pages, write blogs,
upload a video to sites like
YouTube. Critics comment on
blogs and posts ratings and
reviews.Collectors use Really
Simple Sindication (RSS) and tag
Web pages to gather information.
Joiners use social networking sites.
Spectators read blogs, watch
peer-generated videos, and listen
to podcasts, Inactives are online
but don’t yet participate in any
form of social media.
Draugiem.lv
Creators
Facebook
Upload photos onlne
Critics
Faces.md Impulse.bg
Uploaded a video onlne
Collectors
Friendster
Manage a social network profile
Joiners
Hi-5
Written your own blog
Hyves (NL)
Use micro-blogging webservice
IRC Galleria (FI)
Iwiw.hu (HU)
Lide (CZ)
Spectators
0
Inactives
Mixi
Nasza-Klasa (PL)
Netlog (SI)
More about the study
Orkut
Perfspot
Skyrock
StudiVZ
Tuenti (SP)
V Kontakte
Wretch (TW)
Xiaonei
www.oxyweb.co.uk
Countries in grey do not have data available and for a few countries it was difficult
to identiy local social networks and therefor were omitted from the map.
Global web index interviewed
32.000 web users in the 16
countries represented in this chart
to provide a unique international
perspective on web behaviour and
social media involvement across
the world. More importantly, Social
Web Inex explored the impact on
consumer behaviour, the power of
social communications and the
role for brands. The Global Web
Inex was created by trendstream in
partnership with Lightspeed
research
February
2008
Overview of
Demographics
Demographics of a few
major social networks
This graph shows the demographics of four commonly used
professional and semi professional
social networks. All statistics are
from Google Ad Planner and have
been copied from a blog post of
briansolis.com.
Slideshare
An open source blog publishing application
powered by PHP and MySQL which can also
be used for content management.
a business media site for sharing
presentations, documents and pdfs with a
professional community that regularly
comments, favorites and downloads content.
Todo’s
- Write a blog and send it to relevant blogs
- Try to become a blogger for different blogs
- Blog article at least once every fortnight
- Integrate blogs on corporate website
- Use Shareoholic for easier meso-blogging
- Open a blog on wordpres.com, blogger or...
For further assistance please call or e-mail Martijn Arts (marts@totalactivemedia.nlor
+31 6 21267898) or go to Total Active Media ( www.totalactivemedia.nl + 31 20 750 9450)
or
Overview of
October
Gender Balance
2009
Chicks rule!
> 65:
55 - 64:
45 - 54:
35 - 44:
25 - 34:
18 - 24
0 - 17
3
3
% women
50
4
$ 0 - $ 25k:
$ 25 - $ 50k:
$ 50 - $ 75k:
$ 75 - $ 100k:
$ 100 - $ 150k:
> $ 150k:
16
16
4
28
31
3
10
20
25
17
10
15
14
20
14
18
57
5
16
9
14 M, 31 M
6,1%, 2,4%
800 M, 1,4 B
85 M, 160 M
6, 5.1
9:40, 9:00
12
18
22
7
90
4
3
12
7
10
16
23
23
18
11
% without children
Unique visitors:
Reach:
Page views:
Total visits:
Avg. visits per visitor:
Avg. time on site:
Forrester research
Phase 4. Publishing
Wordpress
Masters degree:
Bachalors degree:
Some college:
High school:
Less than HS diploma:
Myspace
One.it
Phase 4. Publishing
37
34
8
36
4
14
13
22
110 M, 370 M
45,6%, 28,8%
52 B, 160 B
3.1 B, 8.7 B
28, 23
20:00, 23:20,
7
36
28
34
18
10
17
5.6 M, 18 M
10.1 %, 5.1%
250 M, 650 M
28 M, 74 M
5, 4.1
11:40, 11:40
29
This graph is based on US gender
figures and worldwide traffic
figures.
* M = million more monthly
female of male visitors
57
10
16
13
64
20
14
20
59
3
64
8
11
16
8
11
This graph shows the gender
balance on social networking
websites. Only one social
networking website is a patriarchy,
namely Digg. LinkedIn, YouTube,
deviantART and Delicious are
equalities and all (12) others are
matriarchies.
27
30
72
8
24
48
9
47
12
24 M, 66 M
10,1%, 5.1%
2.1 B, 4 B
270 M, 550 M
611 8.3
12:10, 11:40
InformationisBeautiful.net
October
2009
Todo’s
- Make a profile / complete until at least 80%
- Upload a slide completely (use keywords)
- Integrate slideshare in LinkedIn / iGoogle
67. Published by others to:
totalactivemedia.nl
contacted opinion leaders
Published manually to:
Posted by others to:
personal section; 18 followers
pers. profile; 458 connections
retweeted multiple times
Posted manually to:
Published automatically on:
Published by others to:
personal section; 403 followers
four new
customers
Published automatically on:
personal profile; 76 followers
homepage - featured section
Posted manually to:
RESULTS
5144 views on slideshare
49 favs on slideshare
26 embeds via slideshare
4 times most tweeted on slideshare
1 time posted as featured on slideshare
> 1.500 times viewed on Frankwatching
3 x as much views on totalactivemedia.nl
Udated automatically by:
and therefore indexed
Published by others to:
home - most tweeted section
Manually actions by others:
embedded in blogs
23 embeds
Posted by others to:
retweeted multiple times
personal section; 403 followers
Manually actions by:
e-mail (signature)
reaching customers / partners
Published manually to:
embedded the slideshare
Posted manually to:
personal section; 403 followers
Manually actions by:
e-mail and iPhone
contacted (5) opinion leaders