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Slides for the 4.25.11 one-hour webinar presented by Cisco Social Media Director John Earnhardt, moderated by iPressroom CEO Chris Bechtel and hosted by CommPRO.biz Partner Brian Pittman. This webinar includes a results of a Twitter Best Practices poll of PR professionals - and includes a white paper: http://www.ipressroom.com/twitter-tips.
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© 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Confidential 1
“REACH 200 MILLION USERS —TWITTER SECRETS OF TOP 10 MOST FOLLOWED BRANDS”
Featuring: John Earnhardt, Director, Social Media, Cisco
Moderator: Chris Bechtel, President & CEO, iPressroom
Host: Brian Pittman, CommPRO.bizDATE: Wednesday, April 27, 2011
TIME: 1PM EST; Noon CST; 11AM MST; 10AM PST
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JOHN EARNHARDT manages the social media team responsible for the award-winning News@Cisco news site and other corporate communications channels, such as The Platform blog and Facebook page, Twitter @CiscoSystems (2010 B2B Twitterer of the Year), LinkedIn, Ustream and Flickr site.
He also manages the team’s media strategy, corporate op-ed program, broadcast media strategy and executive media training. He is also “blogger-in-chief” and “tweeter-in-chief” for the company.
Follow him on Twitter @urnhart
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MODERATOR
Chris Bechtel
iPressroom, Inc.
1607 16th Street, Ste. 208
Santa Monica, CA 90404
www.ipressroom.com
800.514.1897 ext. 500
CHRIS BECHTEL has been a marketing and communications professional for more than 15 years, specializing in helping organizations from Fortune 500 companies to non-profits maximize the results of their marketing and PR programs through the use of technology and strategic communications.
He is president and CEO of iPressroom, an online marketing and public relations software and services provider specializing in online newsrooms, social media communications websites, podcasts and more.
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TWITTER BEST PRACTICES POLL – HIGHLIGHTS
Does your company use Twitter? (14.5% No; 85.5% Yes)
60-Second Twitter Best Practices Survey
Yes
No
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What do you use Twitter for?
Publicity Brand building Customer ac-quisition
Retention Customer service
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60-Second Twitter Best Practices Survey
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What top brands do you follow on Twitter?
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60-Second Twitter Best Practices Survey
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60-Second Twitter Best Practices Survey
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Outline of Webinar• New Survey Results: The top brands on
Twitter by # of followers, engagement and influence scores
• Best Practices: How Cisco uses Twitter• Why Twitter? Key Twitter Marketing Stats• How to create a stellar Twitter Strategy• Secrets of Effective Engagement:
Actionable tips you can implement immediately to boost your Twitter engagement and grow your followers
• New ways to improve your existing Twitter presence
• Twitter applications and features every business owner should consider
• Secrets of creating killer Tweets that get shared and how to generate updates that attract more comments, fans and online ROI
• Measuring: Twitter Insights and other analytics
SAMPLE TWEET:“@Urnhart from @CiscoSystems dropping some mad @Twitter knowledge.”
@yourtwitterhandlehere
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The Rising Importance of Twitter
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Twitter: Global and Mobile
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Why you should be on Twitter
1. John Belushi: “Don’t cost nothing”
2. People expect you to be there
3. Influencers are there
4. Customers, investors, etc. are there
5. Great real-time search
6. Early warning system for buzz/crisis
7. ANOTHER critical channel to communicate
8. Don’t have to spend a lot of time on it for it to be useful
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Cisco’s Social Media Presence
100+ Cisco handles
32 external blogs700 bloggers
100+ private and public communities
300+ photos400k views
300+ global channels 3500+ videos
80 Cisco Pages 60K employees
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Corporate Communications Presence
Corporate Blog121K views/qtr
978 videos1.87M viewsNews@Cisco
3M views/qtr
1.95M views/qtr159K Fans57K followers 42K members
Newsroom.cisco.com Blogs.cisco.com/news Youtube.com/cscopr
Flickr.com/cisco_pics @ciscosystems Facebook.com/cisco
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Corporate Handle: @CiscoSystems
• Followers: Over 56,000 globally
• Ave. daily increase: 134 additional followers
• Ave. engagements: -52 retweets-20 mentions
• Typical Mentions:- Sales inquiries- Tech support- Training - General technology
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Twitter @ Cisco 100+
Twitter Handles
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Twitter @ Cisco Employees
+ Executives
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Twitter is a Two-way Conversation
1.)
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Integrate Twitter into your Campaigns
- First Cisco video with over 100,000 views on YouTube and translated into 15 different languages
- 9 videos tweeted over 1,200 times and received 1,700 facebook shares
- 34% increase in visitor traffic in Q4 of FY10
- Over 73 articles and blogs including: Mashable, The Washington Post, WSJ , AllThingsD
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User Twitter to Amplify your Story Globally• Issue corporate news via blog
vs. press release (ex: dividend blog, Talk2Cisco)
• Use Twitter to amplify content and drive engagement
• Twitter and other social tools provide comms professionals the tools to help tell the story and expand reach
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Get Your Executives Involved
Uses her Twitter Community of over 1.3M followers to
Amplify Cisco’s voice on Cloud, Unified Computing and tech innovation
Share technology insights
Get feedback on her ideas and presentations
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Activate Global Amplification with Cisco Tweeps
• Internal resource/tool for submitting SM amplification request
• Maximize reach of content across Cisco owned social channels
• Average of 7-10 requests weekly
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Share The Twitter Love!
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Writing Effective TweetsAs with ALL communications:
What is your goal? Who is your audience?
1. LESS than 140…room for RT
2. SEO is key: write for what people may search for
3. Use the Hastag: #
4. URL if sharing something (bit.ly) (tinyurl)
5. Give opinion/insight: (liked) (disliked) (here’s why x is right/wrong)
6. 8 to 12 a day…more is bordering on spam
7. Space out your tweets
8. Be responsive – go to DM and @’s
9. Learn shorthand (communications = comms) or use TweetDeck
10. Give something that people can’t get elsewhere from you – i.e. what is additive? What is the value of following you?
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Influencer Relations and Communication Faux Pas1. Offline and online rules are the same.
2. You cannot legislate common sense.
3. Bad comms is bad comms.
4. If you are a PR Person, it is your job to go where reporters are. Reporters are on twitter.
5. You only get one chance to make a first impression
6. READ what your reporters write
7. READ what your reporters tweet
8. Most common reporter pet peeve?- Being pitched by someone who clearly doesn’t follow them or read
them or know their beat.
9. Just as in offline life, follow a reporter prior to pitching.
10.Tweets are public.
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Our Approach to Social Media Governance
StrategySocial Media PolicyEducateListenParticipate
AudiencesEmployees using corporate and personal social media
External visitors to corporate social media
ObjectivesEncourage the use of social media, but…
Protect both the company and individuals
http://www.slideshare.net/CiscoSystems/cisco-social-media-guidelines-june-2010
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Cisco Corporate Social Media Guidlines
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What’s Next on Twitter? • More Ads…targeted tweets.
• How are they going to monetize?
• Passionate user base. Open data.
Cisco and Twitter:
• Continue expanding Twitter presence globally
• Improve on workflow process/capabilities to manage amplification and engagement
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Social Media Innovations: The New Corporate Newsroom
- New Social Media Functionality - New editorial
approach
- New ways to engage with content
- Global content
Coming Soon!
“the network”newsroom.cisco.com
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THANK YOU
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