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Marketing the Experience Using Social Media Jeff Richardson Chief Transformational Engineer at Empowered Alliances [email protected]

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Page 1: Marketing the Experience

Marketing the Experience

Using Social Media

Jeff RichardsonChief Transformational Engineer at Empowered Alliances

[email protected]

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The Experiential Learning Linkage

Copyright Empowered Alliances Pg 2

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Empowered AlliancesConnecting People with a Purpose

Keynote Objective: Explore strategies for using social media to communicate the unique value of your workshops, programs & self

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Communicate Concisely

Create & Share Your

Conference Morning tweet / FB status update

(140 characters)

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Why Use Social Media?

• Look at the numbers • 550 million active users on Facebook• YouTube is #2 largest search engine• Social media surpassed email for

communication between people• 32 hrs/month spent on Facebook

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Why Use Social Media?

• Look at the numbers • Communicates the EMOTIONS

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Why Use Social Media?

• Look at the numbers • Communicates the EMOTIONS• Cost Effective

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Social Media Strategies

Small group conversations…

How are you CURRENTLY using Social Media tools to market your

program?

What results are you getting?

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A Picture Paints a Thousand Words

What word

comes to mind?

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How many does a Video Paint?

Video Demo Here

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Engage Clients w/ Facebook Page

Brainstorming ways to engage

clients using Facebook tools

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Marketing Storytelling Plan

1. Focus Statement

2. Brainstorm Content Ideas

3. Organize Information

4. Map Story FlowChalleng

eSolution Results

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1. Define Focus Statement

What’s relevant to US?

Target Niche – Who to connect with

Differentiator(s) – What makes your program unique

Client Benefits – What’s in it for audience

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2. Brainstorm ContentOne idea per post-it-noteEncourages the free flow of ideasDon’t censor, inhibit, or prematurely

organize your thoughts (sort thru later)

Include any relevant info… ◦ Groups◦ Activities◦ Success

stories◦ References◦ Facts

◦ Events ◦ Statistics◦ Examples◦ Personaliti

es◦ Metaphor

s◦ Symbols◦ Studies◦ Quotes◦ Ect.

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3. Organize Information

Group ideas based on “themes” that emerge

Create a title for each group Prioritize the groups based on

importancePrioritize importance of ideas within

each group

Title

TitleTitleTitle

Title

#1#5

#4

#3

#2

1A 1D1C 1B

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4. Map Content Flow

Key Message

Key Points

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