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Social Media for Presentations Presented by Jackie Reau & Betsy Ross, GDC Social Media [email protected] Twitter: gamedayjreau

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Social Media for Presentations

Presented by Jackie Reau & Betsy Ross, GDC Social [email protected]: gamedayjreau

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Social Media for Presentations

Today’s Agenda:•Social Media Follow Up•Social Media ROI presentation•GCWW Social Media Plan for 2010•Brainstorming activity for 2011•Develop talking points for videos•Leadership Profile videos

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Social Media & ROI

presented byJackie Reau

December 2010

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Social Media & ROIAgenda• Know your audience (research via social media)• Conduct research on the topic in advance• Conduct a competitive analysis to set expectations• Build your audience with “insider” content• Monitor/engage your audience• Measure results on a quarterly basis

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Know Your Audience• Use advance registration list to search audience

members on Linkedin• Invite those members to join your network with a

personal invitation• Google the organization in which you are presenting

to understand current issues/trends and/or news items on their brand

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Conduct Research on Your Topic• Create a brief poll or survey on Facebook to garner

interest on your topic from those already connected in the

• Create a longer form survey with Google Docs to share as new research to share with the audience

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Getting started• Purpose/objective

– Marketing/positioning/branding– Customer service engagement

• Retrain your brain – Incorporate social media into your lifestyle

• Develop a strategic yet spontaneous editorial schedule for your social media conversation

• Recruit and train your staff, colleagues to help• Educate your customers/clients on where to find you and

how to use social media with traditional effortsPresented byJackie Reau, Game Day Communications

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Getting started• Purpose/objective

– Marketing/positioning/branding– Customer service engagement

• Retrain your brain – Incorporate social media into your lifestyle

• Develop a strategic yet spontaneous editorial schedule for your social media conversation

• Recruit and train your staff, colleagues to help• Educate your customers/clients on where to find you and

how to use social media with traditional effortsPresented byJackie Reau, Game Day Communications

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Social Media & ROI• Three Methods to Earning a Strong ROI

– Set realistic goals based on competitive analysis of the industry and your target audience

– Create a schedule for content, audience engagement and special offers/exclusive content

– Monitor, engage fans on your networks and measure the efforts

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Social Media: Set Expectations• The Western & Southern Tennis Tournament wanted

to become among the Top Five most connected professional tennis tournaments in the world in one month.

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Social Media: Set Expectations• The Western & Southern Tennis Tournament wanted

to become among the Top Five most connected professional tennis tournaments in the world in one month.

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Social Media: Plan & Activate• Create an editorial schedule with exclusive content,

promo codes, resourceful links to material of interest to your target audience

• Empower a social media team to capture content and share it

• Empower a social media team to monitor and engage target audience, use it as a customer service tool

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Social Media: Plan & Activate• Create an editorial schedule with exclusive content,

promo codes, resourceful links to material of interest to your target audience

• Empower a social media team to capture content and share it

• Empower a social media team to monitor and engage target audience, use it as a customer service tool

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Social Media: Plan & Activate• Create an editorial schedule with exclusive content,

promo codes, resourceful links to material of interest to your target audience

• Empower a social media team to capture content and share it

• Empower a social media team to monitor and engage target audience, use it as a customer service tool

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• Create an editorial schedule with exclusive content, promo codes, resourceful links to material of interest to your target audience

• Empower a social media team to capture content and share it

• Empower a social media team to monitor and engage target audience, use it as a customer service tool

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Social Media: Monitor & Measure

• Monitor all social media networks during high profile times and/or events– Reply just as you would via the call center or email

• Create a scorecard for measurement in advance

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Social Media: ROI

• Tickets sales to the 2010 Tournament were up at four percent

• Visitation to the website was up double digit (proprietary information)

• Facebook Fans were up 62 percent (valued at $3.60 per fan for acquisition)

• Twitter followers were up 59 percent and influence increased from 46 points to 70 points

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Measurement

• Create a quarterly scorecard to add to your marketing matrix– Web site traffic– Facebook Fan Page fans, offers, engagements– Twitter followers, engagements– Youtube views, comments– Blog views, comments– Response to exclusive offers with promo codes

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Measurement

• Create a quarterly scorecard to add to your marketing matrix– Web site traffic– Facebook Fan Page fans, offers, engagements– Twitter followers, engagements– Youtube views, comments– Blog views, comments– Response to exclusive offers with promo codes

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• Create a quarterly scorecard to add to your marketing matrix– Web site traffic– Facebook Fan Page fans, offers, engagements– Twitter followers, engagements– Youtube views, comments– Blog views, comments– Response to exclusive offers with promo codes

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GCWW Social Media

GCWW Social Media Plan for 2010–Review of plan

•Brainstorming activity for 2011–Groups of four to discuss content ideas

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GCWW Leadership Profile Videos

There are five basic points to remember for on-camera interviews:

–Be accessible–Be brief –Give credit where credit is due–Talk about the ‘greater cause’ –Be yourself

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GCWW Leadership Profile Videos

Think about how to “own” the interview:

What point do YOU want to get across?

Who is the audience?

How can you turn a negative subject/question into a positive answer?

You can’t control the questions, but you can control the answers

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GCWW Leadership Profile Videos

Three points you want to share:

1)2)3)

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GCWW Leadership Profile Videos

Smile, you’re on camera&

Own your interview