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Social Media for Community BuildersGrowing, sharing and connecting through online networks and tools

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Ed Schipul | Schipul - The Web Marketing Company | www.schipul.com

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What we’ll talk about

•Storytelling

•How to LISTEN and engage online

•The art of Responding

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Tell your Story and people will listen

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1. Storytellinghttp://www.flickr.com/photos/eschipul/2872827771/

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Markets are Conversationswww.cluetrain.com

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Social Media is a Conversation between actual HUMANS!

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Once upon a time...

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Obama

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... there was an Internet candidate...

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... that connected online...

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The Candidate Bloggedhttp://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/amandascott/gGgLXx

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As President, he continues to share...http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/

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So my point is...

1. Message 4. Plot

2. Conflict 3. Characters

4 Elements of Storytelling

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/eschipul/2484829961/2. Listening and Engaging

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www.google.com/alerts Email updates for your company

name and keywords

www,technorati.com/watchlist Powerful Social Media search engine

watches for your terms and updates you

http://alerts.yahoo.com Yahoo! alerts you of any

occurrences of defined terms and names

Due diligence on your StoryListening and Engaging: Tracking Tools

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What is an Alert? (www.google.com/alerts) Listening and Engaging: Tracking Tools

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Addictive and essential Google Reader: www.google.com/reader

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Social Networks to Know

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/jfchenier/76721307/

(remember, it’s all about the Story)

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Facebook - Not just for college kids

•Pages and Groups ROCK!

•Be a leader, volunteer and connector

•Create buzz for events

•Share your own updates, links and other content

Bill White: www.billwhitefortx.com/facebook

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bill-White/7101618455

2. Listening and Engaging: Facebook Magic!

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Your Facebook profile at a glance

• Flesh out your profile

• Be picky on who you connect with

• Re-purpose other content

• Add ALL of your Social Media links

• Be fun and interesting

• Connect with like-minded people

2. Listening and Engaging: Facebook Magic!

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Marketing Successful Events on Facebook

670 members

230 ‘yes’348 ‘maybe’

2. Listening and Engaging: Facebook Magic!

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Are you a ‘Group’ie?2. Listening and Engaging: Facebook Magic!

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2597976894

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Page Power in Facebook2. Listening and Engaging: Facebook Magic!

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To Page or to Group - that is the question

• Groups = Not indexed in Google

• Pages = Visible to Google

• Groups = Messages go to inbox

• Pages = Messages go to ‘updates’

http://www.searchenginejournal.com/facebook-group-vs-facebook-fan-page-whats-better/7761/

2. Listening and Engaging: Facebook Magic!

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Facebook Do’s and Don’ts

•Be stiff and boring

•Create a ‘company’ profile (deleted!!)

•Keep all personal and pro life facets separate

•Post press releases

•Spam your contacts (connect but be polite)

•Grow your profile

•Upload pics and videos to tag and send

•Create and join biz and fun Groups / Pages

•Be picky on your friends

•Cross promote your Social Media links

3. Facebook: Community Building through Social tools

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Facebook Buzzwords

•Friend - Connect with someone on Facebook

•Wall message - Write, draw or post something on someone’s wall

•Tag - Add names to photos or videos

•Status update - What are you doing?

•Public timeline - List of recent activity

3. Facebook: Community Building through Social tools

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Connecting and promoting on MySpace2. Listening and Engaging: MySpace or Your Space?

Bill White on MySpace: www.myspace.com/mayorbillwhite

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Playing with video on YouTube (www.youtube.com) Yale St. Arts Market on YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/Madule

2. Listening and Engaging: Video takes it home

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Flickr - The Power of Visualization! (www.flickr.com) 2. Listening and Engaging: Not just snapshots...

www.flickr.com/groups/superneighborhood22/

www.flickr.com/photos/laanba/2379353028/

www.flickr.com/groups/assignmenthouston/pool/

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Geotagging fun on Flickr2. Listening and Engaging: Not just snapshots...

www.flickr.com/map/

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddO9idmax0o

Micro-Blogging with Twitter (www.twitter.com) 2. Listening and Engaging: Twitter

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Twitter includes others in ongoing dialogue

Heights on Twitter: www.twitter.com/HoustonHeights

2. Listening and Engaging: Twitter

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Use as a platform to help others!

HPL on Twitter: www.twitter.com/HoustonLibrary

2. Listening and Engaging: Twitter

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/eschipul/2484829961/3. Responding!

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Where do Comments live?3. Responding: Blogs and Commenting

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Do’s and Don’t of Commenting3. Responding: Blogs and Commenting

• Be defensive / snarky

• Think you can change everyone’s mind

• Leave identical comments

• Be ‘Anonymous’

• Speak your mind (respectfully)

• Include links to relevant information

• Give props / say thanks!

• Bite your tongue (when appropriate)

GOOD! BAD!

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Do NOT feed the trolls3. Responding: Blogs and Commenting

(Rarely this cute)

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Find your happy place

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People get mad, don’t fuel the fire3. Responding: How to make it a Positive

Find your Happy Place.

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The Power of Creation3. Responding: How to make it a Positive

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKsoXHYICqU

www.lettexansruntexas.com

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Let’s Review:

•STORY

•Listen first, then talk

•Creative connectivity

•The art of Responding

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Can we help you? Let us know!

Ed Schipul // CEO

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