The document discusses social media marketing strategies and tactics. It provides an overview of major social networks like Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and Twitter, detailing statistics on their user bases and usage. The presentation then covers best practices for social media marketing, including developing a strategy, growing an audience and building connections. It also discusses tools for monitoring brands and filtering social media conversations. The overall message is that an effective social media presence can generate leads at lower costs and increase brand visibility.
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The Social Market Research and Brand Visibility
1. The Social Market
One-Stop Shopping for
Market Research, Customer
Service and Generating
Visibility for Your Brand
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2. Agenda
Social networks
Social etiquette
Content determines results
Filtering the fire hose
Brand monitoring
Support services
Inevitable outcomes
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3. But first!
Before we get started
B2B or B2C?
Brick and mortar or virtual? (Location-
bound?)
Domestic or international?
Company size?
Using social media?
About myself
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4. Social Marketing
Choose your platform
Develop your strategy
Grow your audience
Understand their needs
Build connections
Ask for their input
Over-deliver on your promises
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5. Social Networks
Facebook Pinterest
YouTube EmpireAvenue
LinkedIn ReverbNation
Twitter Amazon…
Google+
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6. Facebook
845 million monthly active users at the
end of Dec 2011
483 million daily active users on average
in Dec 2011
Approximately 80% of our monthly active
users are outside the U.S. and Canada
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7. Facebook
More than 425 million monthly active
users who used FB mobile products in
Dec 2011
Facebook is available in more than 70
languages.
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8. Facebook User
45% male, 55% female
130 friends
Spends more than 700 min/mo using FB
(>11.5 hrs!)
Connected to at least 80 groups, pages,
or events
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10. Facebook Activity
Apps installed over 20 million times each
day
Statuses updated 60 million times a day
Photos uploaded 250 million a day
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11. YouTube
Over 800 million unique users visit each
month
Over 4 billion videos are viewed a day
Over 3 billion hours of video are watched
each month on YouTube
60 hrs of video are uploaded every
minute, or 1 hr of video is uploaded to
every second
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12. YouTube
YouTube is localized in 39 countries and
across 54 languages
YouTube mobile gets over 600 million
views a day, and traffic from mobile
devices tripled in 2011
More video content is uploaded in 1
month than the 3 major U.S. television
networks created in 60 years
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13. LinkedIn
150 million users
80% of LinkedIn members influence
business decisions at their company
Available in 6 different languages
The top 5 industries represented are:
High technology (16%), Finance (13.3%),
Manufacturing (9.5%), Medical professions
(8.5%) and Corporate professions (8.3%)
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14. LinkedIn User
41.4% female, 59.9% male
47.2% reside in North America
39% of all users make over $100K a
year
69% of all users make at least $60K/year
68% of users are over the age of 35
74% of LinkedIn users have a college
degree or better
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15. LinkedIn Age Demographics
18-24: 20.9%
25-34: 35.8%
35-54: 36.6%
54+: 6.9%
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16. Twitter
Most popular among working adults
One billion tweets per week
There are currently over 460 thousand
new accounts created every day
Mobile Twitter users have increased
182% since 2010
Twitter marketing jumped from 3% of
businesses in 2008 to 49% in 2009
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17. Google+
Within six months of its launch, over
40% of marketers consider it “useful,”
“important” or “critical”
It’s a critical element of Google’s “social
search” plan
Acceptance in US is much slower than
anticipatedTwo-thirds of Google+ users
are men
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18. Google+
Could be Google’s third failed social
network…
Users spent only 5 minutes on site in
Dec 2011
Seen as an extension of other Google
services (Android and Gmail) and is not
as well-known for being a social hangout
20 million unique visitors in Dec 2011
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19. Pinterest
Reached 10 million unique visitors/mos
faster than any other website
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20. Time Spent on Site
Pinterest gets more monthly usage than
Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+
combined!
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21. Why Bother Using Social Media?
77% of B2C companies report that they
have acquired a customer through
Facebook.
65% of B2B companies report that they
have acquired a customer through
LinkedIn.
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22. Why Bother Using Social Media?
90% of US internet users have visited a
social network each month
Approximately 17% of time spent online
in the US is dedicated to social networks
Below average cost per lead (only blogs
are cheaper)
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23. Outbound Marketing
Consists of traditional marketing
techniques
Direct mail
Telemarketing
Trade shows
Pay-per-click (PPC)
Message is pushed at consumer
Average cost per lead $346
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24. Inbound Marketing
Consists of new marketing techniques
Blogging
Content publishing
Organic SEO
Social media
Consumer is pulled in, which
complements the way they buy
Average cost per lead $135
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27. Social Etiquette
Engage, engage, engage…
Be an information conduit
Participate in existing conversations
Imitation *is* flattery
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28. Content Determines Results
Product Development
Marketing
Sales
Customer Support
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29. Filtering the Fire Hose
Hootsuite
TweetDeck
Bottlenose
Hashtags
Social bookmarks
Tweetchats
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30. Brand Monitoring
Google searches
Saved alerts
Marketing.Grader
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31. Support Services
Paper.li
Twylah
PeerIndex
Klout
Wordle.net (keyword confirmation)
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32. Inevitable Outcomes
Brand visibility
SEO
Inbound links
Expertise established
Relationships renewed
Leads generated at lesser cost
More successful product launches
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33. Questions?
Thank You for coming!
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34. Contact Information
Aleweb Social Marketing
Phone: 860-946-0544
tara@alewebsocial.com
twitter.com/eandtsmom
linkedin.com/in/taraalemany
facebook.com/AlewebSocial
alewebsocial.com
youtube.com/user/alewebsocial
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Notes de l'éditeur
For most businesses, the key components of product development, marketing, sales and support are handled by separate departments within the organization. The smaller the organization, the more overlap there typically is in these functions. However, in an ideal world, the folks developing your product or service need the feedback that the customer service reps and sales people hear, and the ones selling the product have access to critical information that can impact marketing efforts. Communication becomes the key to developing products and services that your customers actually can use and want to buy. Social media provides a fire-hose filled with useful information that your business needs to excel at what it does. Come and learn from Tara Alemany of Aleweb Social Marketing, as she shows us how to filter the social networks to improve our own market research and customer service through brand monitoring, while generating visibility for your brand by sharing your own expertise.