New Media and Social Media Boot Camp

Instructor: @EricSchwartzman

NYC, Dec. 03, 2009

Day OneDay One

Housekeeping

N t IQ• Net IQ

• Breaks and Lunch

• Cell Phones• Cell Phones

• Introductory Immersion

• Technical ProblemsTechnical Problems

• New Vocabulary

• Curriculum

• Slides are Numbered

• Handouts are Digital

• I’m @ericschwartzman

• Twitter Hashtag #SocMedBootCamp

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• Spam Email Account

• Web Browsers

News Media Addict

Britney Spears

Pussycat DollsAcademy Awards

3

Mayor Jerry Brown

Star Wars 30th Anniversary

Message Map

Overarching Message

Supporting Messages

Data Points

4

Mainstream Media Training

5

Plenty of Options

Media Relations

CustomerRelations

Investor Relations

Public Affairs Labor RelationsPublic Relations

Community Relations

Industry Relations RelationsRelations

Analyst Relations

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Mass Media Addict

Newspapers

Media RelationsTelevision Magazines

Radio

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Junket Junkie

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Controlled Communications

9

Conforming to News Cycles

10

Photo by Olivander

News Break Strategy

Influencers

National News

Regional News

Local News

Trade Press

Target Audience

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Scoring Ink

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Illusion of Control

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White Light Experience

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Evolution of Media

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Web Gave Life to New Media

Websites

Email

SEO

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New Media as Mass Media

Photo by Adulau

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Control through Stridence

18

Email Blasts

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Journalists Relying on Company Websites

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Source: PR Week

New Media Driving Purchasing Decisions

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3

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Source: Universal McCann

Page Rank is the New PR

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Social Web Arrives

Websites

EmailMonitoring

Microblogging SEO

Blogs/PodcastsContent SocialN t k Blogs/PodcastsNetworks

Pure SocialNetworks

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Networks

Web Gets Easy

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Convenience Communications

• Content’s claim to the crown

User experience and reputation• User experience and reputation

• Flash, PDFs, UI, Navigation

• Ease of Use Drives Adoption Photo by Spackletoe

• Ease of Use Drives Adoption

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Evolution of Customer Experience

Usability Expert Jakob Nielsen on User Experience and Reputation

Convenience Online

search reviewfilter share

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Source: Sit or Squat

User Experience is Conversation

Social Search

User Ratings on Comments

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What You Say vs. What You Do

28Whopper Big Mac SubwaySource: This Piggy Blog

Higher Power: Social Antibodies

29Whopper Big Mac Subway

Citizen Journalism: Triangulating Truth

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No Secrets

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90 Million Photo Journalists

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Source: Twitpic

For Immediate Discovery

• Patience thresholds

• Anticipate

• Respond

Photo by Juandazeng

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Web Surpasses Mainstream Media Channels

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Source: Pew Internet

Analog Dollars to Digital Pennies

35Source: Newspaper Association of America

Discoverability and Amplification

Websites

New Media

Monitoring Email

Microblogging SEO

Blogs/PodcastsContent SocialN t k

Blogs/Podcasts

Pure SocialNetworks

Networks

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Networks

Social Media

Social Media Identity Theft

37Source: namechk

Conversations are Media

38Source: 2009 Edelman Trust Barometer

Times Are Changing

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Crowd Sourcing Conferences

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Open Government

41Source: US Federal Government

Democratizing Policy

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Fool’s Game

Influencers

National News

Regional News

Local News

Trade Press

Target Audience

Bloggers Podcasters

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Social Media Engagement Aren’t Mass Media

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Photo by Periodico LaDemocaracia

Rethink the Photo Opp

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Photo by Leo Reynolds

Brian Stauffer

Conversations are Intimate

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Source: Universal McCann

Edgework

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Source: Cobalt123

New Media Train Everyone

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Everyone Needs Guidance

People ProcessPolicy Technologyp y

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Celebrated Social Media Policy

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Policy ElementsTransparency of

Public Information

RespectfulnessPenalties

PrivacyIT Policy

Social Media Policy ConfidentialityLegal Matters y ConfidentialityLegal Matters

DiplomacyCrisis Considerations

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DisclaimersConflict Resolution

Conversations Shape Reputation R

ep

utta

tion

52Mainstream News Media

Source: Shel Holtz

Truth for Some People

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News is Frequent Updating

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Provide Social Media Training

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Source: 2009 Digital Readiness Report

Your Curriculum

Websites

New Media

Monitoring Email

Microblogging SEO

Blogs/PodcastsContent SocialN t k

Blogs/Podcasts

Pure SocialNetworks

Networks

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Networks

Social Media

Morning Break

57

Guiding Principles

58

Play Nice

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Pseudo-Anonymity

60

Democratize

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Conversations have Demographics

Generation Gap

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Source: Forrester Research

Filling Your Own News Hole

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Transparency and Authenticity

64

Customer Service Rep as Spokesperson

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Unintended Consequences

66

Retention Training Manual Leaked

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Getting through the Filter

68

Revolution Rant

69

RevolutionaryAristocratEisner Lassiter

Share My Experience

70Source: On the Record…Online Podcast

Channel Map

Websites

New Media

Monitoring Email

Microblogging SEO

Blogs/PodcastsContent SocialN t k

Blogs/Podcasts

Pure SocialNetworks

Networks

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Networks

Social Media

Websites and Online Newsrooms

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Or This:

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Resistance is Futile

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Control vs. Credibility

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End of Segmentation

“The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.”

John Gilmore, Co-FounderJohn Gilmore, Co FounderElectronic Freedom Foundation

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Website is the Center Point

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Organizing Your Web Presence First

1 Y b it i th t dibl1. Your website is the most crediblesource of information online about your organizationyour organization.

2. A press release distributed on a paid newswire service is the second most credible source of information online about your organization.

According to a survey [PDF] of 1200 journalists by PR Newswire and PR Week.

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Making Online News Scanable

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Online Newsroomsy T

op

icy T

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Column 1Column 1 Column 2Column 2 Column 3Column 3 Column 4Column 4

ain

Nav b

yain

Nav b

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Site SearchSite Search

Press InfoPress Info

Ma

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dia

av f

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SubscriptionsSubscriptions

Secondary E h iSecondary E h i

Su

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Su

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Lead Story with Lead Story with cscs

EmphasisEmphasis

Lead Story with Clickable Thumbnail

Lead Story with Clickable Thumbnail

HeadlineHeadlineHo

t To

pic

Ho

t To

pic

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Logical PathLogical Path

Thumbnails in IndexThumbnails in Index

Sub HeadlineSub HeadlinePrimary EmphasisPrimary Emphasis

Subscription Kiosks

Subscription Kiosk with RSS,

Subscription Kiosk with RSS, Email and Sharing

Email and Sharing

The Subscription Kiosk should be used as a function element on every page within the online newsroom

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online newsroom.

Subscription Kiosks ‐ RSS

Cli k bCli k bClickable RSS Text and Icon

Clickable RSS Text and Icon

Step One – Visitor clicks the RSS text or icon.

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Subscription Kiosks – Custom Feeds

Help ScreenHelp Screen

Category Category

Sub Category Feed

Sub Category Feed

ry Feedry Feed

Sub Category Feed

Sub Category Feed

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Generates Custom RSS Feed

Generates Custom RSS Feed

Subscription Kiosks – One‐Click Import

Close OptionClose Option

One Click Subscription to Google Reader or iGoogle

One Click Subscription to Google Reader or iGoogle

Close OptionClose Option

Subscribe via Internet Explorer or Firefox

Subscribe via Internet Explorer or Firefox

View Raw RSS FeedView Raw RSS Feed

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Step Three– Branded icons help visitors move their subscriptions into their RSS reader of choice, subscribe via browser or view a raw

Subscription Kiosks – Email Alerts

Cli k blCli k blClickable Alerts Text and Icon

Clickable Alerts Text and Icon

Step One – Visitor clicks the Alerts text or icon.

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Subscription Kiosks – Email CAPTCHAs and Confirmations

Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber enters email address

Subscriber enters email address

CAPTCHA Code function with audio accessibility for

CAPTCHA Code function with audio accessibility for yvisually impaired visitors

yvisually impaired visitors

Confirmation Confirmation

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Confirmation messageConfirmation message

Subscription Kiosks – Email Authentication Links

E il E il Email Sent from Online Newsroo

Email Sent from Online Newsroo

Unique URLUnique URL

m Domainm Domain

Step Three– Visitor clicks on an unique hyperlink sent to the registered email dd f th ’ d i

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address from the newsroom’s domain.

Subscription Kiosks – Email Category and Sub Categories

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Subscription Kiosks ‐ Sharing

Cli k bl Cli k bl Clickable Share Text and Icon

Clickable Share Text and Icon

S O Vi i Step One – Visitor clicks the Share text or icon.

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Subscription Kiosks – Sharing via Social Networks

Clickable Share Clickable Share Clickable Share Text and IconClickable Share Text and Icon

Forward via EmailForward via Email

Format to PrintFormat to Print

Page Title, Website, Category, Publisher (Specific to General)

Page Title, Website, Category, Publisher (Specific to General)(Specific to General)(Specific to General)

PermalinkPermalink

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Facebook CAPTCHAFacebook CAPTCHA

PermalinkPermalink

Subscription Kiosks – Sharing via Email

Optional Comments FieldOptional Comments Field

Recipient’s EmailRecipient’s Email

CAPTCHACAPTCHA

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User CommentUser Comment

Page TitlePage Title URLURL

Experts Database

Expert Database Search ResultsExpert Database Search Results Expert Detail PageExpert Detail Page

S t B O tiS t B O ti

Paginated ResultsPaginated Results

Sort By OptionSort By Option

Searches “Area of Expertise” field (manually entered)

Searches “Area of Expertise” field (manually entered)

Thumbnail ImageThumbnail Image

Newsroom LinksNewsroom Links

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Data Visualization Resource

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Data Visualization Resource

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Data Visualization - Embed Codes

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Data Visualization - Beach Report Card

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Gov 2.0 – IT Dashboard

97Source: US Federal Government

Gov 2.0 – Government as a Platform

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Gov 2.0 - Impact of Public DiplomacyCairo Speech “Obama” Peak “Freedom” PeakCairo Speech Obama  Peak Freedom  Peak

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Entergy Storm Center Maps Power Outages

Color Color Coded by SizeCoded by Size

Outage Street Level Detail

Outage Street Level Detail

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Crisis Communications Template

Standard HomepageStandard

HomepageBlack Box HomepageBlack Box Homepage

Black Black BoxBox

Background Image

Background Image

No Background Image

No Background Image

Crisis FooterCrisis Footer

Standard FooterStandard Footer

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Online Crisis Communications – Demand Spike

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Domain Links Build Credibility

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Source: Toyota Online Newsroom

Participatory PR

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Go Where the People Are

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Inviting them to your Domain to Socialize

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Aligning with Back Channels

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Debunking Misinformation

108

Lunch

109

Email

110Source: Universal McCann

Links vs. Attachments

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Resource: Sending Large Files

112

Email Risks

113

Email Risks: Blogger Fights Back

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unique visitor to lifehacker.com

Email Risks: Blogger Fights Back

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Reverse Engineering Media Contact Lists

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Media Contact Lists by Region

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Jedi List Synchronization

a. Media Lists

b Outlook Exportsb. Outlook Exports

c. Opt ins

d. Professional contactsd. Professional contacts

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Direct Communications: Coping with Attention Deficits

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Email Newsletter Campaign Elements

1. Content Strategygy

2. Frequency

3. Email lists

4. Email Newsletter Templates

5. Landing Pages

6 M t/R ti6. Measurement/Reporting

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Anatomy of the Blog

Source: Dickson Fong

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Anatomy of the Blog: Blogs and Blog Posts

Blog/Homepage

Homepage

Blog PostAuthor/ Date

Blog Postg

Blog Post

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Anatomy of the Blog: Permalinks

Permalink

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Anatomy of the Blog: Feeds, Site and Social Search

RSS Feed

Blog Search

Social Search

Top Rated

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Anatomy of the Blog: Hyperlinks

Hyperlink

Hyperlink

Hyperlink

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Anatomy of the Blog: Comments

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Anatomy of the Blog: Comment Moderation

Consider adding information babout turn

around time

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Anatomy of the Blog: Comment Moderation

Consider adding moderation policy hyperlinkhyperlink

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Anatomy of the Blog: Moderation Challenges

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Anatomy of the Blog: Blog Rolls

Blog Roll

Blog Roll

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Anatomy of the Blog: Widgets

WidgetWidget

Widget

idWidget

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Credibility of Domain

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Source: UCLA Online Newsroom

Astroturfing

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Anatomy of the Blog: RSS

Open Tag - < >Close Tag - </ >

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New Media Monitoring

Leveraging RSS:

1 Web based readers1. Web-based readers

2. Desktop-based readers

3. Email clients

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Live Demo: Using Google Reader

136

New Media Notifications

137

Afternoon Break

138

Blogger Relations

139

Collective Intelligence?

140

Submit your attention

141

Participate

142

Courtship matters

143

You can’t buy passion

144

Set the record straight

145

Blogger Relations Etiquette

• Listen firstListen first

• Participate, don’t control

• Be of service

• Be modest

• Be authentic

• Be transparent

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Case Study: Rock-Ola

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Blogger Relations to Drive Media Relations

• Top 100 blogs

• Hyperlocal blogs

• Corporate blogsCorporate blogs

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Cory Doctorow’s Blogger Relations Tips

• Have a link

• Have a permanent linkHave a permanent link

• Have a link for everything

• Avoid flash sites• Avoid flash sites

• Avoid PDFs

• Make video downloadable and streamable• Make video downloadable and streamable

• Put your URL on your images

Li ki li i idi l• Linking policies are ridiculous

• Specify credit and usage rights

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• Send suggestions by the preferred means

Online Reputation Management

150

Blog Crisis: Case Study

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Case Study: Blog Crisis

Lessons Learned

• Acknowledge immediately on website or blog

• Identify influential bloggers in advance

l l f fl l bl• Cultivate an inner circle of influential bloggers

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Corporate Blogs

153Source: Monsanto Blog

Unfiltered Conversation

154

Messaging through Sneeze Posts

155

Source: Monsanto Blog

Intro to Micro Blogging

S C t TV

156

Source: Current TV

Twitter as a News Source

157Source: Examiner.com

Anatomy of a Microblog

External Communications

Media Relations

158

Anatomy of a Twitter Client: TweetDeck

159

Crowd Sourcing Customer Service on Twitter

160

Anatomy of a Twitter: TweetChat

161

Hashtags.org

162

Tweets via RSS

163

Science of Retweets

164Source: Dan Zarella

Tracking Twitter Favorites

165

Tracking Tweets by Geography

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Twitter Case Studies

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Social Media for Parents

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Social Media Training for Dads

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