- While Facebook has hundreds of millions of users, it has not proven effective at directly driving ecommerce sales for most retailers. Social networks generally trail other tactics like paid search and email in ROI.
- There are three main ways retailers use Facebook: on Facebook through pages/stores, off Facebook by integrating social features on their own sites, and through analyzing Facebook user data.
- Key challenges include low click-through and conversion rates on Facebook itself, limited value for smaller retailers from open graph integrations, and difficulty gleaning meaningful insights from messy social network data.
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This document discusses social media and finding the right social media mix for businesses. It begins by explaining the evolution of the internet and rise of social media. It then discusses opportunities for businesses with social media like brand protection and reaching customers, but also challenges like monitoring conversations and negative feedback. Finally, it dispels common myths about social media and emphasizes the importance of measuring social media effectiveness and integrating it as part of an overall marketing strategy.
This document provides an overview of using social media, specifically blogs, for talent recruitment. It defines what a blog is and how it differs from traditional media in its emphasis on user interaction and comments. Blogs can attract candidates by providing insights into a company's culture from a personal perspective and allowing candidates to communicate directly. Maintaining a company blog also strengthens a company's overall social media presence and branding by linking to other social profiles to drive traffic.
The document discusses social media and its importance for small businesses. It defines social media as the democratization of information that allows people to publish content and have conversations. It discusses how social media allows two-way communication between businesses and customers. It also provides an overview of key social media networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter and how businesses can use them strategically to engage customers and build their brand.
Chief Marketing Officers Guide to Social Media October 2013Emoderation
This guide from eModeration and iStrategy provides a bird’s eye view of social media for CMOs. It examines: what social media can achieve; how consumers behave on social media; resourcing social media; moderating and managing communities online; the pitfalls; and what you can measure in terms of ROI.
Social Networking Site - A new era in communicationVidur Pandit
The document discusses the rise of social networking sites and their impact on communication. It provides background on early social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook. People began using these sites to fulfill various social needs, like forming relationships, belonging to groups, and satisfying curiosity about others. This led to their rapid growth and popularity. The sites transformed how people communicate by allowing them to connect with friends and family across distances. Today, social media continues to revolutionize communication and play a major role in peoples' social lives.
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The most popular social technologies did not even exist eight years ago, so the trick is not in deciding which ones deserve your money or man-hours.
The trick is learning how to anticipate and leverage trends in human interaction in ways that will keep your business responsive, agile and synched with the ever-shifting DNA of social media evolution.
The trick to mastering social media is this:
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This document provides an overview of the current social media landscape and strategies for maximizing engagement across multiple major platforms. It discusses how each platform operates and what drives engagement. Best practices are outlined for content, targeting, and consistency across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube and Google+. The document also explores using assets consistently across platforms and trends for 2015, such as the growing importance of mobile, video and paid media due to declining organic reach.
Facebook aims to sustain growth and expand by being innovative and creating better products. The presentation analyzes insights from mobile trends showing growth in Android/Apple devices and time spent on mobile. It examines Google and Amazon's successes, noting Google's ubiquity across products and how their ecosystem of Search, Android, and G+ mutually reinforce each other through integration and traffic. The core of Google's competitive advantages is its large user base and strong ad auction system.
Jay Baer is a leading social media consultant and strategist based in the United States. He has worked with many large American companies through his consulting firm Convince and Convert since 1994. As well as consulting, he is also an author, blogger, and frequent keynote speaker on social media and its impact on business. When not working, he enjoys spending time with his family and enjoying activities like wine, theatre, and sports.
The document discusses the benefits of using social media networks like Facebook for businesses. It notes that Facebook has over 500 million active users daily and provides business tools to help companies advertise and connect with customers online. The document advocates that businesses set up a Facebook page to take advantage of the social network's large user base and ability to generate daily leads and growth for companies.
Different types of internet marketing - Search Results MediaShaikh Zafar
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Rebooting Media: The Digital Publishing Revolution for a Fully Social WebChris Kollas
Ben Elowitz brings together eight of the most thoughtful media industry influencers and offers their most cogent assessment of the future of media on the social web.
The document discusses a study examining how leading UK technology companies use social media. It finds that while social media usage has grown, engagement remains low. Most companies use social networks primarily for one-way marketing rather than two-way engagement. Twitter sees the most engagement but only 14% of tweets on average are replies. The study also looks at social media integration on company websites and usage of different social networks.
This document discusses using social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, for local business marketing. It provides statistics on the growth and popularity of social media networks and their users. Facebook has over 800 million active users who spend significant time on the site. Twitter has over 100 million users who send about 150 million tweets per day. The document recommends local businesses create Facebook pages and Twitter accounts to engage with customers and promote their business through these popular social media channels.
This document provides perspectives from icrossing on challenges and opportunities for marketers on Facebook. It discusses how Facebook is evolving rapidly and innovating at a fast pace, presenting both new opportunities and complexity for brands. It also addresses topics like whether Facebook could replace search engines, handling crises on Facebook, driving traffic to Facebook pages, and coping with Facebook's speed of innovation.
This document provides an overview of privacy settings and controls on Facebook to help users understand how to customize their privacy and manage what information is shared publicly or with specific groups. It covers topics like customizing privacy settings, using friend lists to manage privacy for different groups, controlling access to posts, photos, events and other content, managing third party applications and privacy concerns. The goal is to help users protect their privacy by understanding how Facebook privacy works and ensuring their information is only visible to intended audiences.
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Este documento proporciona consejos sobre posicionamiento web en Google. Explica que Google busca en tres fases: determinando cuántos documentos cumplen los criterios de búsqueda, calculando factores de relevancia y popularidad (PageRank) para ordenar los resultados. También resume la filosofía de Google de crear páginas de calidad con contenido útil, aunque advierte que la optimización sigue siendo necesaria para el posicionamiento.
1) Interbrand predicts the global airline industry will see continued recovery in 2011 but margins will remain low due to post-recession cost-cutting strategies.
2) Consolidation among airlines is expected to continue as they seek economies of scale to compete in a lower profit environment.
3) Emerging markets like Asia and Latin America will be the main drivers of travel growth, while developed markets recover unevenly. Ancillary revenues from services like entertainment and internet will become increasingly important to airlines.
Este documento presenta el manual de operación y instalación del TPV Virtual de un banco. Explica los dos tipos de soluciones TPV que ofrece el banco, el TPV Virtual y el TPV Virtual Plus, y proporciona instrucciones sobre la instalación, medidas de seguridad, operaciones de pago, módulo de administración, y herramientas para la internacionalización.
The document discusses findings from an online survey of 1,441 college students and 1,412 young professionals in 14 countries regarding their use of and perceptions about the internet and social media. Some key findings include:
- Most students and professionals access the internet daily through laptops and consider it very important in their lives. Over half say they could not live without the internet.
- Social media sites like Facebook are highly used on a daily basis. Many students are distracted by social media multiple times per hour while doing schoolwork.
- Roughly 70% of professionals follow their managers or coworkers on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.
The document discusses popular social networks and how people use them. It provides statistics on average Facebook users, describing that they have 130 friends, send 8 friend requests per month and spend over 55 minutes daily on the site. It also explains that LinkedIn is the largest professional network with over 80 million users that helps people exchange ideas and connect to contacts. Finally, it lists some of the best ways to use Twitter, including personal branding, getting feedback, directing traffic to websites, and networking.
This document provides an instructor's manual for a chapter on social, mobile, and local marketing. It outlines the key teaching objectives which are to explain the differences and relationships between traditional online marketing and new social-mobile-local platforms. It also aims to describe the size and growth of these areas, explain the marketing processes and capabilities of platforms like Facebook and Twitter, identify elements of mobile and location-based campaigns, and discuss related concepts.
This document provides an instructor's manual for a chapter on social, mobile, and local marketing. It outlines the key teaching objectives which are to explain the differences and relationships between traditional online marketing and new social-mobile-local platforms. It also aims to describe the size and growth of these areas, explain the marketing processes and capabilities of platforms like Facebook and mobile, and identify elements of local marketing campaigns.
This document provides an instructor's manual for a chapter on social, mobile, and local marketing. It outlines key teaching objectives such as explaining the differences between traditional online marketing and new social-mobile-local platforms. It also summarizes the capabilities and key elements of social marketing platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest, as well as mobile marketing campaigns and location-based local marketing. The manual provides guidance on teaching concepts, discussing cases, and answering student questions to help them understand these emerging areas of digital marketing.
Forrester: Future Of Interactive Marketing - April 2011Brian Crotty
The document discusses the future of interactive marketing and provides directives for interactive marketers to follow. The directives are to customize marketing experiences, optimize decisions and processes, respond quickly to changing conditions, and empower staff and customers. Interactive marketers are encouraged to balance customization with business goals, treat optimization as a discipline, respond quickly but not to everything, and empower rather than exploit influencers. Following these CORE directives will help interactive marketers and their organizations adapt to changes in interactivity and customer relationships.
The document evaluates social relationship platforms (SRPs) that help marketers manage their social media accounts and engagement. It finds that while any SRP is better than none, most do not adequately address marketers' biggest challenges of measuring performance, creating effective content, and determining optimal posting times. The leaders identified - Percolate, Spredfast, and Sprinklr - stand out for offering automated recommendations that could help with these challenges by sharing social data with measurement tools, suggesting relevant content to post, and advising best times to engage audiences.
The document evaluates social relationship platforms (SRPs) that help marketers manage social media accounts. It finds that while any SRP is better than none, most do not adequately address marketers' challenges. Specifically, few SRPs share data with measurement tools or make recommendations on content and timing. The leaders identified - Percolate, Spredfast, and Sprinklr - stand out for offering breadth of features including automation. Automation could help marketers by sharing data, recommending content and timing, and lightening workloads.
The document evaluates social relationship platforms (SRPs) that help marketers manage social media accounts. It finds that while any SRP is better than none, most do not adequately address marketers' challenges. Specifically, few SRPs share data with measurement tools or make recommendations on content and timing. The leaders identified - Percolate, Spredfast, and Sprinklr - stand out for offering breadth of features including automation. Automation could help marketers by sharing data, recommending content and timing, and lightening workloads.
Measuring engagement on Facebook pages is challenging but important for marketers to prove the value of Facebook. While likes are a common metric, they do not indicate real engagement with the brand. More meaningful metrics include comments from "core fans" who engage more than average. Even celebrities struggle with engagement, so brands cannot expect easy success. Apps provide an opportunity to access richer user data that could inform marketing. However, proving return on investment from social media remains the greatest challenge due to lack of data linking activities to sales.
29 Must-Know Terms For Every Social Media AnalystMohamed Mahdy
NSIDE THIS REPORT:
Definitions of 29 essential social media terms and metrics
Instructions for locating these metrics
Bite-sized insights from INDUSTRY experts
WHO IS THIS REPORT FOR:
Social Media Analysts
Community MANAGERS
Social Media Consultants
ACCOUNT Planners / Strategists
29 Must-Know Terms For Every Social Media AnalystMohamed Mahdy
INSIDE THIS REPORT:
Definitions of 29 essential social media terms and metrics
Instructions for locating these metrics
Bite-sized insights from industry experts
WHO IS THIS REPORT FOR:
Social Media Analysts
Community Managers
Social Media Consultants
ACCOUNT Planners / Strategists
29 Must-Know Terms For Every Social Media AnalystMohamed Mahdy
This document discusses important terms for social media analysts to know across different social media platforms. It begins by explaining the importance of understanding analytics terms as social networks have improved their analytics offerings. It then provides definitions and explanations for 29 key terms used on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Instagram. These terms include things like engagements, impressions, influencers, sentiment and various platform-specific metrics. The document aims to help social media analysts understand and communicate about performance consistently across networks.
The document discusses the emerging trend of commerce on the Facebook platform, known as F-Commerce. It notes that while F-Commerce is still in its early stages, the commercialization of Facebook is progressing rapidly as more brands establish a presence on the platform and users become friends with companies. The document examines F-Commerce from the perspectives of Facebook, users, businesses, and service providers. It finds that while F-Commerce currently generates low revenues, it provides opportunities for customer loyalty and engagement activities. For F-Commerce to reach its full potential, issues around data privacy and security on Facebook will need to be addressed.
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Facebook is a social media company founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg. It has over 1 billion active monthly users and is headquartered in Menlo Park, California. The document provides an overview of Facebook, including its mission, core values, subsidiaries, and financial analysis. It discusses Facebook's PEST analysis, Porter's Five Forces model, and SWOT analysis. It also analyzes Facebook's financial ratios such as EBITDA margin, net profit margin, return on assets, and compares these ratios to its competitors LinkedIn and Twitter. Overall, the analysis finds Facebook is performing significantly better than its competitors based on most financial metrics.
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Using the Porter Five Forces model, the document analyzes whether Facebook is a monopoly in the social media industry. It provides two examples responses. The first response argues that Facebook has a large customer base and acquires competitors, indicating it is a monopoly. The second response argues that while Facebook faces high competition, its investments in the metaverse through VR and AR mean it is positioned to dominate the future of social media and become a monopoly.
This presentation outlines a proposed 3-year social media strategy for Tesco Ireland. It begins with an analysis of Tesco's current minimal social media presence compared to competitors. Research shows opportunities for growth in online shopping and social media use. The proposal recommends launching Facebook and Twitter pages in year 1 to build followers, then maintaining engagement in year 2 before solidifying their social media position in year 3. The goal is to interact with customers, address complaints, and become the leading fast-moving consumer goods brand on social media in Ireland.
Social Media in B2B: Social Technographics LadderHeuvel Marketing
The document discusses how understanding business-to-business (B2B) technology buyers' social media behaviors can help companies develop effective social media strategies. It presents research showing that while B2B buyers are active socially, they participate less for work purposes. The document recommends starting social media strategies with understanding audiences, not just tools. It also describes Forrester Research's services for analyzing customer social profiles and developing strategic social media plans.
This document discusses building an e-commerce website. It covers understanding business objectives and choosing the right technology. Key steps include developing a vision, business model, understanding the target audience and market, conducting a SWOT analysis, creating an e-commerce presence map and timeline. The systems development life cycle is also discussed, including analysis/planning, design, building, testing and implementation. Factors like hardware, software, hosting and site design are important considerations.
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The Power of Like: How Brands Reach and Influence Fans Through Social Media M...Jordi Sabater Domènech
- Branded content on Facebook can reach a large audience, including a brand's fans who explicitly follow the brand plus the friends of those fans.
- When brands focus on engaging their fans, they can significantly expose their content and messaging to the friends of fans, a much larger audience that often surpasses fans alone.
- Analyzing the reach and frequency of branded content, rather than just the number of mentions, provides more useful marketing insights for optimizing a brand's social media strategy and understanding its true impact.
Este documento presenta las normas y buenas prácticas para el uso de redes sociales corporativas internas. Se destaca la importancia de la transparencia, comunicación bidireccional, globalidad, apertura externa, innovación, inmediatez y cultura participativa. Recomienda conectarse constantemente para mantenerse actualizado, publicar contenido valioso de forma oportuna, y ser respetuoso. Además, explica que se debe seguir principalmente a fuentes informativas y crear grupos de trabajo con personas con quienes se desea interactuar
This document provides guidelines for medical practitioners and students on maintaining professionalism when using social media and online platforms. It discusses the need to be careful about confidentiality and what information is shared online to avoid identifying patients or making defamatory comments. It also addresses maintaining appropriate boundaries, such as not connecting with current or former patients on social media. The document provides examples of issues that could arise and damage careers and provides tips for managing privacy settings and limiting the accessibility of personal information online.
1) The study found that online advertising delivers the highest ROI of any media for driving short-term FMCG sales, returning €1.68 for every €1 spent, yet receives only 1% of budgets on average.
2) Adding online to marketing campaigns increases the length of time campaigns impact sales and improves the ROI of other media like TV, newspapers and radio by creating synergies.
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The document discusses recommendations for marketers regarding reaching consumers using tablets. It conducted interviews with experts in interactive media to develop best practices. Tablets are described as "lean back" devices used for leisure activities throughout the home, unlike smartphones which are used primarily for tasks. The experts note that tablet users are more open to discovery and spending time exploring new experiences compared to smartphone users. Marketers are advised to provide new interactive experiences that take advantage of tablet technologies rather than focusing on tasks.
This document discusses integrating SEO, PPC, and analytics efforts. It argues that while technology enables using both PPC and SEO, these efforts are often siloed within organizations. The document provides best practices for capitalizing on synergies between PPC and SEO data, including using PPC to guide SEO efforts and going organic to help PPC. Integrating these efforts can improve results and budget forecasting by giving a 360-degree view of the digital customer experience.
This document provides an overview of 7 Google tools that can help improve marketing effectiveness: Google AdWords, Google Docs, Google Keyword Tool, Google Alerts, Google News, Google Reader, and Google Places. Each tool is described in 1-2 paragraphs explaining what it is and how marketers can use it to generate content ideas, collaborate with teams, research keywords, monitor brands and stay up to date on industry news to improve inbound marketing strategies.
This document provides an overview and analysis of Facebook Messages, Facebook's new messaging platform launched in November 2010. It discusses Facebook Messages' functionality, how it works by routing messages to "Messages" or "Other" folders, and potential deliverability issues. While Facebook Messages aims to consolidate private communications from various channels into a single inbox, it currently lacks many email features and Facebook positions it as more casual than email. The growth of Facebook Messages remains uncertain, but the document compares it to the rapid growth of Gmail after its 2004 launch despite initially lagging other email providers. It concludes by noting Facebook Messages continues to evolve.
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internationally, including Amsterdam; Cambridge, Mass.; Dallas; Dubai;
Foster City, Calif.; Frankfurt; London; Madrid; Sydney; Tel Aviv; and Toronto.