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1 Who Am I? I am a the owner of Shar-i Digital Marketing
I am a mom, friend, and partner I love baking! It’s therapy. I dislike doing dishes and am forever looking for the perfect bag…

2 What Does Your Business Need?
Bring users into your website /blog/listing Credibility - Visibility Build brand awareness on the web Stay connected to your audience Customer service Bottom line: Increase your company sales Objectives

3 Create Experiences Strategy
Do you want your business posts in your personal feed all day long? Strategy

4 Multi Channel Rent and Own
Technology

5 BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
RENT OR BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY

6 Own Your Real Estate Website: This is your most important digital channel and the place where your online clients will learn the most about you. Easy to understand content needs to be updated regularly with the whole site mobile optimized too, meaning it can be viewed on any device.

7 “Social is how customers hear about you, search is how they find you, and content is how they qualify you.”

8 Where is your Blog? B2C companies that blog generate 88% more leads per month than those who do not! (source: Hubspot)

9 Blog Objectives • Increase brand awareness • Increase thought leadership throughout your industry • Encourage comments and engagement • Lead generation through blog subscription • External linking Action Items √√ Choose managing editor to own the blog √√ Choose a blogging platform √√ Create an internal blog evangelist program to get employees to contribute √√ Decide on a weekly cadence √√ Recruit guest bloggers √√ Add social sharing icons √√ Add a Tweet This button √√ Promote each blog on social channels BLOG Key Metrics • X number of posts • X number of bloggers • X number of social shares • Audience growth—unique and return visitors • Conversions • Subscriber growth • Inbound links • Directory listings for infographics • SEO improvement

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11 Now it’s Time to RENT

12 53% of people on Twitter recommend products in their Tweets
90% of people trust online recommendations from people they know Don’t make assumptions on what the client wants Know your competition Scale MEASURE

13 Which Social Network Drives the Most Traffic?

14 Guy Kawasaki Twitter = Perspectives.
Twitter is great for getting or sending immediate perspectives on news and events. In other words, if you want to learn that there was an earthquake in Chile before CNN and you like getting updates from Chileans at ground zero, then Twitter is for you. In short, Twitter is for real-time perspectives. Facebook= People. Facebook is the way to learn what’s going on in the lives of people you already know (friends, relatives, and colleagues). It’s great for learning that their cats rolled over, that they went to a great party, or that they had sex, kittens, or children. In short, Facebook is for people. Google+ = Passions. Google+ enables you to pursue your passions with people you don’t know. Your fifty friends and family on Facebook likely do not share your passion for photography, but on Google+ you can have a blast with a community of photographers (I’ll explain how shortly). In short, Google+ is for passions.

15 Twitter 42% of companies have acquired a customer via Twitter”
Twitter is not a technology, it’s a conversation and it’s happening with or without you! Use your real estate – cover image, bio, short description, call to action, links, custom background Include keywords in your bio (a word that reflects your business) 160 Characters

16 Twitter Remember you want people to RT your tweets keep them short! characters Include links – measure them! Build lists – listen, tweet, follow Use scheduled posts (hootsuite, buffer)

17 Facebook Who do you want to talk to? Who is your target market
Where do they live How old are they Family status Hobbies Industry Financial status

18 Facebook Get found! Connect and engage Create Engaging CONTENT
Videos, updates, events, links….. Create a community Respond – Israel Train Promote Customer service

19 Facebook Ads! That is the way to go if you want your FB Page to show up on the news feed! Prepare a budget Different types of ads: Likes Engagement Events and RSVP Landing pages Websites (off FB)

20 Be interactive, fun and helpful, give tips, advice that are related to your product or service
Give! Perks – fans love perks! Industry News – keep everyone updated about the niche Measure!

21 Talk to People Join groups and communities
Search for influencers (Klout, Followerwonk, twtrland.com/

22 Content Marketing is King Social Media deep in SEO Images for Success
Trends for 2014 Content Marketing is King Social Media deep in SEO Images for Success Mobile is Moving Faster

23 Trends Online content will go beyond Facebook and Twitter, and explore new social media sites like Google+, Pinterest and Instagram. Google+ has nearly 360 million monthly users already, and is the second-largest network after Facebook.

24 Trends Everybody knows what a hashtag is, and it has become a part of contemporary culture. Hashtags are an efficient way to find content relating to specific topics, as well as the people talking about those topics.

25 Google + It isn’t just another network – it’s Google!
It’s still small enough to connect with people Circles Communities Google Hangouts

26 Action Items Choose owner for all of social media
Set up social media posting calendar Choose a social media management platform Determine social media voice

27 Social Networks • Brand awareness and engagement
FACEBOOK Objectives: • Brand awareness and engagement • Lead generation or customer acquisition • Share a mix of relevant links, blog posts, and engaging content • Promote upcoming events • Engage with influencers Action Items √√ Set up sponsored posts and ads √√ Set up Facebook tabs that sync to your marketing automation platform Key Metrics X number of posts per day Page follows Likes Engagement and comments Referring traffic Shares Lead generation/new customers

28 Twitter Objectives • Brand awareness and engagement • Lead generation or customer acquisition • Share a mix of relevant links, blog posts, and engaging content • Segment influencers and create lists • Communicate issues from social media to support team and ensure follow-up • Listen and respond to relevant conversations • Build reputation Action Items √√ Utilize promoted tweets and pinned tweets √√ Set up Twitter Lead Generation cards Key Metrics • X number of posts • Followers • Mentions • Retweets • Number of lists • Hashtag usage • Influence of Twitter followers • Lead generation or customer acquisition • Referring traffic • Favorited tweets

29 Google - Pinterest GOOGLE+ Objectives • Brand awareness and engagement • Lead generation or customer acquisition • Share a mix of relevant links, blog posts, and engaging content Action Items √√ Optimize for SEO and set up Google rel=author tag √√ Create and promote upcoming events √√ Utilize Google+ hangouts Key Metrics • X number of posts • Google+ circle adds/follows • Google+ mentions • Google +1 • Referring traffic PINTEREST Objectives • Brand awareness and engagement • Lead generation or customer acquisition • Share a mix of relevant imagery—both brand-related and fun Action Items √√ Create boards leveraging both content and company culture √√ Follow other businesses, thought leaders, customers, and partners Key Metrics • Pins • Repins • Followers • Purchases from pin • Referring traffic

30 YOUTUBE, VIMEO, VINE, INSTAGRAM VIDEO
Objectives • Brand awareness and engagement • Viral sharing • Showcase company culture • Post product videos and demos • Create a video series to share Action Items √√ Determine ownership of video execution √√ Choose a production agency √√ Determine distribution channels √√ Create social strategy for promotion √√ Get customers, partners, and influencers involved in video creation Key Metrics • Views • Shares • Referral traffic • Pages ranking on key terms from YouTube

31 Take Away’s Set up Google Alerts (company name, priority keywords, competitors, events, product/service) Go to where your audience is! Listen First Conversation – not publishing or broadcasting Be useful Build relationships

32 Build Your Personal Brand
Your Profiles!

33 Yes it does take time to setup your social media accounts.

34 Your Profiles Get the right image!
If you are building a business profile – go for the logo (high quality) If you are building a personal profile – use a pro image Stick with the same picture as your default photo from one network to the next, that way people easily recognize you across all social networks. No booze No nudity No silly stuff

35 Let’s Review Start with Business Define your Business Set your goal
Who are your customers Marketing and messaging Social Media Find your Audience and Listen Who are your influencers Create a content strategy Implementation Measure and Improve

36 Resources and Thanks http://distributedmarketing.org
Sharon Mandeleil Sarah Nadav Kerianne Mellott

37 You Can Find Me Here: www.Shar-i.com About.me/ShariWrightPilo
Twitter: shari_pw Facebook/shariwrightpilo Facebook/socialmediashari LinkedIn: il.linkedin.com/in/shariwrightpilo/

38 Thank You


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