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Social Media 101

Sep 17, 2014

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Social Media 101 Power Prospecting for Your Small Business

Dev Basu, Founder @ Powered by Search

www.poweredbysearch.com

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This seminar is for

you if you want more:

• Targeted Leads

• Brand Awareness

• Community Engagement

• First Mover Advantages

• And More Sales. Period.

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What is

Social Media?

Conversations

+

Networking

+

Relationships

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Social Media

is going from THIS to ...

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Conversation

s Which is 2 Way, Open, and Honest

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Why Should I Care?

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o 91% say consumer reviews are the #1 aid to buying decisions - JC Williams Group

o 87% trust a friend’s recommendation over critic’s review - Marketing Sherpa

o 3 times more likely to trust peer opinions over advertising for purchasing decisions - Jupiter Research

o 1 word-of-mouth conversation has impact of 200 TV ads - BuzzAgent

* Slide courtesy of Digital Influence Group & Tactica Interactive Communications.

Reason # 1

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Social media sites are the fastest-growing category on the web, doubling their traffic over the last year.

o 73% of active online users have read a blog

o 45% have started their own blog

o 57% have joined a social network

o 55% have uploaded photos

o 83% have watched video clips

* Slide courtesy of Tactica Interactive Communications.

Reason # 1

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o 40% of Canadian internet users have visited a community or social networking site

o 22% of Canadians over 60

o 50% of Internet users under 30

o 25% of users 25-29 do so daily

o 43% English speaking Canadians and 24% of French speaking Canadians visit these sites

Canada Online, The Internet, Media and Emerging Technologies

Courtesy: Tactica Interactive Communications

Reason # 2

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• Younger users (under 45) and women use these sites for

socializing

• Older users use these sites to obtain and share

information ($$$$)

• Youth (12-17) use these sites for entertainment

Courtesy: Tactica Interactive Communications

Reason # 3

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So Engaging with Canadian

Social Media Users

Can Mean...

Going From Getting Introduced To...

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Converting Prospects into Customers

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Does Social Media Make You Feel Like This?

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Let’s Discuss as a

Group…

• Is Social Media is Useful?

• Is Social Media is Too Difficult? Why?

• Are You Worried about Social Media and it’s Impact on your Online Reputation?

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Great! So Where Do I

Start?

• Blogging

• Twitter

• Facebook

• Youtube

• Integration and Tracking

And More Sales. Period.

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Facebook

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o Fastest growing social network in Canada and the world (200 million members)

o Powerful tools to engage and understand your audience: o Brand pages

o Custom applications

o Targeted advertising

o Audience insights/metrics

o Opinion polls o Slide Courtesy: Tactica Interactive

Commuications

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o Facebook Profiles o Strictly for You – Not your

Brand

o Connect with Close Friends

o Not as Effective for Prospecting

o Facebook Fan Pages o All about your brand

o Events, Open Houses

o Photos, Videos and More.

o Facebook Groups o Fan Pages Lite Edition

o Face Book Advertising

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o Your own homepage on

Facebook.

o Allow you to post photos,

videos, events and other

messages.

o Users interact with you by

o Writing on your wall

o Commenting on your posts

o Participating in discussions

o Post photos to your page

o Friends see your page updates

in their newsfeed

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o Location

o Age

o Gender

o Keywords (appear in your users

profile)

o Education

o Workplace

o Relationship status

o Relationship interests

o Languages

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Facebook

o Setup A Fan Page and Invite Close Friends and Clients.

o Join Local Community Groups and Engage in Conversations.

o Use Demographic Targeted Facebook Ads.

o Eg: Target Males and Females Aged 27-35, in Toronto, who went to

the University of Toronto, and are currently employed at Microsoft

o Bulk Message Fans and Group Databases

o Private Message Special Groups of Clients

o Publicise your Facebook URL or Fan Page URL on Your Blog, Business Card, or

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Integrated Marketing

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Customer Service. social media is a great tool to connect with customers and find out what’s

bothering them!

This Leads To a Better Customer

Experience

And Helps Convert Prospects into Customers

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The most important part of social media is the social part. It’s all about the people

People Shop Similarities

But Buy The

Differences

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Thank you

Reach me at [email protected]