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Joe Pulizzi Founder, Junta42 | Content Marketing Institute Co-Author, Get Content Get Customers The Social Media Publishing Model Kicking & Screaming Into Social

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Presentation given by Joe Pulizzi at the Minnesota Magazine and Publishing Association. Covers 5 steps to leveraging social media and process changes to expand your online footprint as a publisher. Also includes other new ideas where leveraging social media tools can create new revenue opportunities.

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Joe PulizziFounder, Junta42 | Content Marketing InstituteCo-Author, Get Content Get Customers

The Social Media Publishing Model Kicking & Screaming Into Social

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Who’s Joe Pulizzi? (@juntajoe)

• Speaker, blogger, evangelist, entrepreneur for content marketing.

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Start with Questions

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Today’s Goal

There are a ton of internal reasons to use social media, but today we

are trying to…

Attract and retain more (readers, attendees, subscribers)

by leveraging social media channels.

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WARNING

• This is not easy

• You need to let go of your control issues.

• It’s not cheap…just a different kind of expensive.*

• BUT, if you do it right, this will work.

Jay Baer

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Today’s Agenda

• First, five steps to a social media model that rocks.

• Second, a bunch of ideas for you to steal.

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What Business Are You In?

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What Business Are You In?

Publishing? or Customer Brand Engagement

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The Ultimate Goal

The trusted, expert resource in your niche wherever your customers are at online.

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How Many Tickets Do You Have?

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How Many Tickets Do You Have?

More Content + More ConnectionsPowerful Online Footprint

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Become the Magnet

Hubspot

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Don’t Forget about Search

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What Social Media Sites Do You Use to Distribute Content?

Twitter 55%

Facebook 54%

Blogs 51%

LinkedIn 51%

BtoB Content Marketing Survey | 2010

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1. Find Your Customers!

• Target the top 10 – 15 blogs or websites in Your Niche

• Read and Get Active…start commenting

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Where Are They Hanging Out?

Brian Solis

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• LinkedIn Groups

• Yahoo! / LinkedIn Answers

• Google Groups

• Niche Online Communities (Ning?)

• Twitter/Facebook

• StumbleUpon

• BusinessWeek Xchange

Where Are They Hanging Out?

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2. Sign Up Key Bloggers/Niche Sites

Work for them, not against them…

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Think Like MarketingProfs…or

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Think Like AOL (Believe it or Not)

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3. Change Your Content Process

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4. Create Employee Rock Stars

• Set up blogs for ALL your employees on your platform.

• Create a Social Media Policy (see IBM’s for an example)

• Teach them how to leverage social media (ACTUAL TRAINING)

By Giving Up Control You Can Take Back Control

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Employees Are Your Marketing

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5. Assign an Internal Champion

• Someone in your company needs to be a social media ambassador.

• Training, support and guidance.

• Identify the employees in your organization now that “get” this.

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Ideas You Can Use

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Twitter

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Tip #1 – Try not to answer the question

Focus on what your audience cares about…and that’s it.

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Tip #2 – Be Democratic

• Mix in other’s content, not just your own.

• Use title, then via @ so the person knows you are talking about them.

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Tip #3 – Listen, Listen, Listen

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Tip #4 – Use a Management System

Tweetdeck, Tweetgrid, Hootsuite

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Tip #5 – Integrate with Content

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Five Twitter DO NOTS

1. Constant Tweeting about You

2. Mistaking Public Tweets and Direct Messages

3. Cryptic Replies (@you “I know”)

4. Links only i.e., http://bit.ly/jkl7

5. Auto Direct Messages

http://www.socialmediatoday.com/SMC/118535

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Facebook

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Integrate FB with Your Content

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Blogs

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Blogs Get More Business

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Blogs Get More Traffic

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Blogs Get More Twitter Followers

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Blogging Tips

• Shorter is often better (250 words)

• Bullets/Lists do better

• Titles are like magazine covers

• Shake it up (video/audio)

• Link to other bloggers

• Link to other articles

• Conversion blogging!

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Conversion Blogging

Hubspot

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LinkedIn

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Sharing on LinkedIn

• 60 million+ members in over 200 countries.

• Consistently share posts and information through status updates.

• Integrate with Twitter by using #in

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Choose Key Groups and Actively Share

• Assign employees to certain groups.

• Share relevant content.

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Be the Expert using LinkedIn Answers

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Even More Ideas

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Be Where Your Readers Are

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Slideshare Channel

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Twitter Accounts One account for readersOne for customers

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Something Remarkable (not content)

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Drive Custom Programs w/Social

• Social Media doesn’t work without the creation of consistent, valuable content.

• YOU help them create their content.

• Then help them distribute that content through Twitter, Facebook, etc.

Sell content programs, but lead with social media

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Listening Techniques (a service?)

Create a monthly fee to listen for customers

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UDiligence – Reputation Mgmt

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Suggestion BoxCould be sponsored. Add aquestion for sponsor or developspecifically for the sponsor.

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Deal of the Day/Special Feature

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Namechk Reserve Your Brand AcrossMultiple Social Media Sites

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A Final, Helpful Resource

http://contentplaybook.com

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Joe [email protected](216) 941-5842

Ways to Connect:http://joepulizzi.comTwitter: juntajoe

Thank You & Questions

Joe in Amsterdam - 2009