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TWITTER 2.0

DOUG ALLEN

Agenda

• Getting Started with Twitter• What’s it used for?• Producing Tweets• Consuming Tweets• Analytics and Tracking• Some advanced stuff• Twitter (Social Media) Policies

Getting Started with Twitter

Get an account 160 characters to describe yourself

Follow some friends or businesses Twitter will suggest

“Popular Accounts” has categories

Follow some accounts they follow

UN-follow and follow with abandon until you like your set

Top three tweet to your phone – the rest follow on the web or phone app Text “follow mileycyrus” from the phone

What’s it used for?

“on the scene” reporting

Complaining

Items of interest

Improving SEO

Job postings

Announcements

Direct messaging

Promotions, discounts and special offers

Project Updates

Customer Service and Support

Producing Tweets

Who does this? Company official tweets

CEO, Marketing officers, Innovation managers

Employees and customers Your company is part of many conversations

What constitutes a “good” tweet? It’s not a waste of time

HootSuite for Tweeting

Type of Twitter Accounts

Personal Company Employee Company Face or “Name” Company

Tips: • Make your Twitter ID recognizable• Think of your “role” when in Twitter• If you manage multiple TwID’s, BE that ID• Create a “personal brand” for you• Help define your organization when you’re

them

So who ARE you on Twitter?

Consuming Tweets

Finding Feeds to Follow Twellow and twtrland

Searching Twitter Google “Google Twitter Search”

Using Lists to organize Social Media Monitoring software

Administrative professionals

Consuming Tweets

Finding Feeds to Follow

Twellow

Searching Twitter

Google “Google Twitter Search”

Using Lists to organize

Social Media Monitoring software

• Type in any word or phrase• Type in Twitter ID’s• Type in hashtag words

Consuming Tweets

Finding Feeds to Follow

Twellow

Searching Twitter

Google “Google Twitter Search”

Using Lists to organize

Social Media Monitoring software

TWITTER LISTS

TWITTER LISTS

Twitter as a part of your Social Media Strategy

The Facebook page is becoming more popular than the web page in some industries

Blogging allows for detailed information to be shared

LinkedIn is where customer, potential employees and partners go to see who is behind the organization

Your Pinterest account offers a visual window on your products, services, customers and events

Tumblr is a blogging site that’s great for picture and stories combined

Twitter for short, instant updates(and all the other stuff we mentioned)

Let’s Look AtSOME TWEETS

HashtagYou use to links tweets around a theme #SouthPole2013You use to refer to something (an event or place or person or…) #ECJCYou want to stress something in your tweet #problemswithteenagers

Twitter IDUse to refer to a Twitter account holderPut at the beginning of a tweet to send a direct message

WHAT DO YOU DO TO APPLY FOR A HASTAG?

• NOTHING

bit.ly/S797e = http://succeedasyourownboss.com/07/2009/how-to-participate-in-smallbizchat

http://succeedasyourownboss.com/what-is-smallbizchat/potential-smallbizchat-guest

Why modify a Tweet?• Correct typos (or facts)• Challenge the tweet [put in brackets]• Add or change a Hashtag for others• Change or add URLs• Had to shorten it to add your @handle

#Geekbeat

So what’s it used for?

Lead Generation

Lead Generation

Lead Generation

Promotional Sales

Promotional Sales

Announcements and Info

Announcements and Info

Customer Support/Service

Customer Support/Service

Customer Support/Service

Customer Testimonials

Customer Engagement

Customer Engagement

Gain Followers

Gain Followers

So what’s it used for?

SMM TOOLS (FREE!)

•Social Mention•How Sociable•Topsy•Twitonomy

topsy.com/tweets

topsy.com/analytics

Some advanced stuff

Packaging we designed for our client BAR AU CHOCOLAT #packaging#chocolate #design #foilstamped #japanesewrap vine.co/v/bnurH3YYqLL

Check out what you get with the Wii U ZombiU Deluxe Set, coming to US/Can on 2/17! (MSRP $389.99) #Nintendo … vine.co/v/brMzY35nuha

New community / food / play area in @hubspot office (aka “Benioff” room).vine.co/v/brqehHIu3EQ

www.socialmediaexaminer.com/twitter-vine-creative-uses-for-business

HOOTSUITE VS. TWEETDECK

HOOTSUITE

• FREE AND $10PM PRO

• BROWER-BASED

• HARDER TO LEARN

• PRO: UPLOAD BULK TWEETS IN ADVANCE

• FAST BROWSER PERFORM

• REGULARS + FB BRAND PAGES AND OTHERS

• MULTIPLE ACCOUNT SUPPORT

TWEETDECK

• FREE ONLY

• BROWSER AND APPS

• EASIER TO LEARN

• SCHEDULE TWEETS IN ADVANCE

• ADOBE AIR ON DESKTOP

• FOR TWITTER MANAGEMENT

• SINGLE ACCOUNT SUPPORT

HOSTING A TWITTER CHAT

• Choose a time, day and hashtag

• Create a website with instructions for newbies

• Advertise and promote

• At the appointed time, start Tweeting using the hastag!

https://dev.twitter.com/cards

Add meta tags to your page

https://dev.twitter.com/cards

Add meta tags to your page

https://ads.twitter.com

Gain more followers

Pay only when you add a follower via your Promoted Account

https://ads.twitter.com

Reach more peepsWith your Tweets Pay only when

users engage — clicks on a Tweet, retweets, replies, favorites, and follows

https://ads.twitter.com

Also…

Promoted Trends

https://ads.twitter.com

Also…

Political Ads

Huffington Post’s Twinformation

Twitter engagement for brands is 17 percent higher on weekends

Tweets with image links get 2 times the engagement rate of those without

Tweets with less than 100 characters get 17 percent more engagement

Twitter's fastest growing demographic is 55-64 year-olds

Tweets with hashtags get two times more engagement

Your tweets have a 12 times higher chance of being retweeted if you ask for it, and 23 times higher if you actually spell out the word "retweet.“

Tweets that include links are 86 percent more likely to be retweeted

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/belle-beth-cooper/10-surprising-new-twitter_b_4387476.html#!

Doug’s Tweeting Advice

Be authentic – Twitter is SOCIAL, not promotional

Don’t Tweet unless you’re certain it will make your follower’s day

How often? See above

30-50% of your Tweets should have pics (and pics can be graphics)

Study competitors – don’t steal, but mimic the best behaviors

Use analytics to create an improvement feedback loop

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/belle-beth-cooper/10-surprising-new-twitter_b_4387476.html#!

Twitter Policies(or better yet – Social Media Posting Policies)

Employees have personal lives, personal opinions and personal social media accounts

Employees have bad memories – it may be hard for them to remember detailed policies

Employees have free will – someone will almost certainly do something you and they will regret

Consider…

Honestly share positive messages about the organization and it’s product, services and customers

Communicate their enthusiasm about stuff going on at work

Be genuine when they represent the company

We want them to…

Twitter Policies(or better yet – Social Media Posting Policies)

Whine on social media about their job or co-workers or boss

Reveal company plans or secrets

Expose company flaws

We don’t want them to…

Twitter Policies(or better yet – Social Media Posting Policies)

Get thoughtful employees involved with Execs and HR. Form a committee to Review the (outdated?) Code of Conduct

Create the draft Social Media Guidelines document

Ask employees to put a disclaimer in their profile “During the day I’m an engineer at Garmin but my tweets don’t

reflect the opinions of Garmin”

Identify the Confidential information

Privacy – don’t talk about specific people (or projects)

Suggestions…

Twitter Policies(or better yet – Social Media Posting Policies)

http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/uscorp1/corp-comm/dell-social-media

Social Media Policy

• Protect Information• Be Transparent and Disclose• Follow the Law, Follow the Code of Conduct• Be Responsible• Be Nice, Have Fun and Connect

• Social Media Account Ownership• If Social Media is part of you job, the account is DELL’s

Other Policies to Review

http://www.ibm.com/blogs/zz/en/guidelines.html Overview (12 bullet points) and details below

IBM also publishes their code of conduct

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/legal/intel-social-media-guidelines.html Easy to remember “3 Rules of Engagement”

Rule 3 – “Use Common Sense”

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