- Community Management
- Content Marketing
- Trends & Tools
- Case Studies
Our hashtag #ShababShare
What is شباب شير - Shabab Share ?
Shababshare working on youth networking community in its different forms through the use of several tools from the Internet through the World Wide Web and other tools group
Who is the trainer :
Mohammad Tahhan,
Founder Of Shabab Share | Social Entrepreneur | Social Media & Media Expert | Communication Specialist | Youth Development.
He has 10 years experience working with international & local organizations,mainly in Education, Media, Online Media, and Capacity building.
In addition to that 5 years experience working in Media and Social Media.
Also 6 years experience working as freelance trainer with several NGOs and private sector.
Twitter : https://twitter.com/tahanco - @Tahanco
LinkedIn: https://jo.linkedin.com/in/tahanco
www.facebook.com/MTahanco
For who's interested and want workshops contact us:
www.facebook.com/ShababShare
www.twitter.com/shababshare
44. What can I do on Twitter?
You can write your thoughts
Share news
Or simply write how you feel
45. Who is listening ?
If no one is following you,
Your message gets lost!
When you start using Twitter,
Your followers will be “0”
At the beginning, it’s frustrating,
But normal
46.
47. Twitter Terminology
Talk to someone!
If you put the “@username” before the message,
this user will see your message amongst all the
others, it will get their attention.
48. Twitter Terminology
They are listening to YOU!
Messages to other users with “@username” are
public, and everyone who follows both YOU and
@username can read it.
So make sure you are writing something that can be
public
49. Twitter Terminology
It can be PRIVATE
Twitter is also a place where you can exchange
private messages (called “DM” or Direct Message)
with other users.
If you use a Smartphone it can be a great
replacement of SMS
50. Twitter Terminology
RT Re-Tweet others
This is sharing, or giving credit to other people’s
tweets
By doing this you are forwarding their message to
your followers
53. Principles of Tweeting
• Build new relationships
visibility + credibility = profitability
(can be seen as voyeurism)
• Market Research
• Take time to understand Twitter etiquette
• Have a strategy
• Listen first – then engage
• Promote your blog
• Tell people you are on Twitter
54. Principles of Tweeting
• Ask Questions and Provide an Answer
• Share News and Links
• Give Compliments
• RT Generously
• Recommend Others
55. Principles of Tweeting
• Explain Yourself
• Help Others
• Market Yourself
• Use Insightful Sayings/Quotes
• Use Sarcasm with Caution
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59. Twitter Resources/Tools
Socialoomph.com – manages your tweeting
Sprout Social – social media management for companies
Twitterfeed – automate sending blogs out
Tweetgrid – creates a search dashboard
Tweetchat – manage community chats
Twitpic – Post photos on Twitter
Twitbacks – Chose a twitter background@LigersRule
Don’t make your Twitter Handle
something completely random
73. Share photos that help portray
the tweet message. Images are
more eye catching than tweets
with only text.
Exceeding Expectations Within The Largest Social Channel
Twitter Engagement Best Practices
75. Show empathy, saying
“I am sorry” both publicly
and privately.
Exceeding Expectations Within The Largest Social Channel
Twitter Engagement Best Practices
76. Keep the customer informed if the
answer is not going to be
immediate.
Exceeding Expectations Within The Largest Social Channel
Twitter Engagement Best
Practices
77. Encourage responses, feedback and ask
questions to promote responses.
Exceeding Expectations Within The Largest Social Channel
Twitter Engagement Best Practices
79. 6 Useful Twitter Tools
• Tweriod – Start tweeting when others listen
• dlvr.it – Share and track your blog content
• Twoolr – Full analytics for your Twitter account
• nurph – Deepen your relationships
• Buffer – never flood your followers again.
• Triberr - Extend your reach, create a tight network of fellow
bloggers, sharing posts and exchanging ideas.
80. Who to follow
Follow like-minded people, peers, people who share the same
interests as you. Don’t follow boring and uninteresting people.
If you start to follow someone and then find them boring, unfollow
them. Good ways to find people:
• Wefollow.com
• Twellow.com
81. Twitter Resources/Tools
Socialoomph.com – manages your tweeting
Sprout Social – social media management for companies
Twitterfeed – automate sending blogs out
Tweetgrid – creates a search dashboard
Tweetchat – manage community chats
Twitpic – Post photos on Twitter
Twitbacks – Chose a twitter background
97. Traffic from LinkedIn generated
highest visitor-to-lead conversion
rate at 2.74%, almost 3 times
higher than both
Twitter and Facebook.
98. • Digital resume and stamp of approval
• Networking opportunities
• Showcase industry expertise
• Find a job
• Recruit new employees
• Market yourself and your business
• Generate sales leads
REASONS TO USE LINKEDIN:
113. • Skills and expertise
• Interests
• Contact interests
• Applications: Reading List by Amazon, Blog RSS
feed, SlideShare presentations
• Events
• Honors, awards, certifications
• Languages
• Various other options under “Add Sections”
ENHANCE YOUR PROFILE BY ADDING:
114. • LinkedIn member plugin or link to profile on
website or blog
• Business cards
• Email signatures
• Link to profile on other social sharing sites
MAKE IT EASY FOR PEOPLE TO FIND YOU:
116. • Logo and company description
• Products/services
• Career opportunities
• Recommendations
• Status updates
• Blog RSS
• Page statistics (page views, demographics,
unique visits, products/services clicks)
IMPORTANT COMPANY PROFILE ELEMENTS: