Kmp blogging presentation
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The document discusses the significance of blogs as integral components of social media strategies, emphasizing their influence, SEO advantages, and the capacity for brand building. It highlights the necessity for organizations to listen to their audiences, engage effectively, and manage content and conversation within blogs while considering various factors like tone, content type, and legal implications. Ultimately, it advocates for the strategic use of blogs to connect with consumers, foster collaboration, and enhance the overall brand experience.
Kmp blogging presentation
- 1. gabba. create conversation. Blogs: The beating heart of your social media strategy
- 2. who do we work for? Diana Memorial Find, Todd White/Coca Cola
- 3. how did we go from this... a simple diary
- 4. ...to this... fully-blown commercial entities...
- 6. speed... modern publishers can’t keep
- 7. impact... blogs carry huge influence
- 8. impact... blogs carry huge influence
- 9. impact... blogs carry huge influence
- 10. impact... blogs carry huge influence
- 11. chaos there’s just too many services
- 12. it’s all a bit chaotic but some sense is emerging
- 13. adoption is maturing channel usage blurs
- 14. adoption is maturing channel usage blurs
- 15. adoption is maturing channel usage blurs
- 16. adoption is maturing channel usage blurs
- 17. adoption is maturing channel usage blurs
- 18. the search cycle has changed opinion influencing happens at the results
- 19. social media it’s about people “A collection of tools and services that allow people to share and distribute opinions, experiences and information through digital media”
- 20. where to start with your strategy have a rigid process that is flexible...
- 21. listening. being a good listener will get you further than being a good talker
- 22. Engagement = Marriage (normally). How can you get intimate in 140 characters?
- 23. listening. being a good listener will get you further than being a good talker
- 24. so what does it look like where your blog post may go... Tags: AWD, workers Delicious Tags: agency working AWD Blog Post rules DIGG, Stumbleupon Distribution • Comments Tags: employment rules Tags: AWD, • Sharing agency workers • Retweets directive, parasol • Digg • Facebook Forums Tags: AWD, agency workers directive, parasol Public RT of article AWD Presentation Public Blog Posts AWD Twitter Account Linkedin Profile • Group • Poll • Status update • Questions • Presentations • Blog Post
- 25. The Neighbourhood Awareness Portal. Dramatically improving visibility and
- 26. do twitter oh hang on, i’ve only got 140
- 27. do twitter oh hang on, i’ve only got 140
- 28. do Facebook oh, hang on, I can only do what they allow
- 29. do Facebook oh, hang on, I can only do what they allow
- 30. do you tube....dude video is the future...
- 31. do you tube....dude video is the future...
- 32. Measurement & Analytics blogs can fully integrate google Hard Metrics vs. Soft Metrics • Visits • Comments • Page Views • Post/Comment ratio • Bounce Rate • Reach • Time on Site • RT • % new visits • Sentiment
- 33. Measurement & Analytics what can other channels provide? vs. vs. Blogs Facebook Twitter You Tube • Full Analytics • Social Graph • Followers • Views • Bookmarking • Demographics • Re-tweets • Engagements • “Likes” • Favourited tweets • Demographic • Mentions • Discovery • @replies
- 34. so why blogs...in a nutshell or the “you can miss all the other slides out 1. SEO - create relevant, timely and contextual content for readers AND search engines 1. Frequency 2. Tags/Keywords 3. Sub-domain 4. Links 5. Multimedia 2. Direct - there’s no PR fluff or advertising in the way 3. Aggregates - all your social channels 4. Brand Building - they provide a much more effective way to develop a relationship with customer 5. Competitive Differentiation - in many cases, your competitor will NOT be doing it, even now 6. Relational Marketing - continual, open dialogue engenders trust 7. Exploit Niches - publishing relevant content is often quicker and easier than posting News via a CMS 8. Reputation Management - using the tools of the detractors allows a timely response to happen 9. Low cost - blogs are NOT expensive to build/design
- 35. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about?
- 36. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about?
- 37. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel type - Recruitment, Customer Service, Thought-Leadership/Innovation, Sales
- 38. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel type - Recruitment, Customer Service, Thought-Leadership/Innovation, Sales Tone of voice - Formal, friendly, colloquial?
- 39. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel type - Recruitment, Customer Service, Thought-Leadership/Innovation, Sales Tone of voice - Formal, friendly, colloquial? Content entry and SEO - Tag number and naming, linking, images, keyword density, post length
- 40. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel type - Recruitment, Customer Service, Thought-Leadership/Innovation, Sales Tone of voice - Formal, friendly, colloquial? Content entry and SEO - Tag number and naming, linking, images, keyword density, post length Channel management (a) - Define structure: Administrators, authors, contributors, content approval
- 41. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about?
- 42. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel management (b) - How often, when, who, coordination with other channels
- 43. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel management (b) - How often, when, who, coordination with other channels Moderation - Who and how are you going to manage any conversations?
- 44. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel management (b) - How often, when, who, coordination with other channels Legal - Lay solid foundations for a safe social environment. Let everyone know where they stand. Moderation - Who and how are you going to manage any conversations?
- 45. but...it’s not all plain sailing... what else do you need to think about? Channel management (b) - How often, when, who, coordination with other channels Channel Promotion - How are you going to engage with influencers and who is going to do it? Legal - Lay solid foundations for a safe social environment. Let everyone know where they stand. Moderation - Who and how are you going to manage any conversations?
- 46. hearing and listening are very different create relevant, timely content
- 47. moderation no different to a call-centre script
- 48. so, if blogging seems like a good idea... ...what should we ask ourselves?
- 50. the connected consumer Connects & Is connected
- 51. the connected consumer Connects & Is connected Collaborates
- 52. the connected consumer Connects & Is connected Collaborates All-consuming
- 53. the connected consumer Connects & Is connected Collaborates All-consuming Shares
- 54. the connected consumer Connects & Is connected Collaborates All-consuming Shares Creates
- 55. connecting. with others who share the same opinions, belief and values.
- 56. connecting. with others who share the same opinions, belief and values. What common values and interests do we share with our customers?
- 57. connecting. with others who share the same opinions, belief and values. What common values and interests do we share with our customers? How can we connect with them?
- 58. connecting. with others who share the same opinions, belief and values. What common values and interests do we share with our customers? How can we connect with them? Where are those people already?
- 59. connecting. with others who share the same opinions, belief and values. What common values and interests do we share with our customers? How can we connect with them? Where are those people already? How can we connect customers to each other?
- 60. collaborating. people are working together to make things happen.
- 61. collaborating. people are working together to make things happen. Is it appropriate for us to collaborate with customers?
- 62. collaborating. people are working together to make things happen. Is it appropriate for us to collaborate with customers? If so, how and in a meaningful way?
- 63. collaborating. people are working together to make things happen. Is it appropriate for us to collaborate with customers? If so, how and in a meaningful way? How can we help customers collaborate with each other?
- 64. consuming. people are consuming more content in many new ways.
- 65. consuming. people are consuming more content in many new ways. What formats are they consuming, where and what are they doing with it?
- 66. consuming. people are consuming more content in many new ways. What formats are they consuming, where and what are they doing with it? How can we connect stakeholders to each other?
- 67. consuming. people are consuming more content in many new ways. What formats are they consuming, where and what are they doing with it? How can we connect stakeholders to each other? What can we create that provides a multi-platform
- 68. sharing. people are sharing what matters to them with their friends.
- 69. sharing. people are sharing what matters to them with their friends. What can we share about ourselves that will make our clients more informed / interested?
- 70. sharing. people are sharing what matters to them with their friends. What can we share about ourselves that will make our clients more informed / interested? How can we help others share our relevant content more easily?
- 71. sharing. people are sharing what matters to them with their friends. What can we share about ourselves that will make our clients more informed / interested? How can we help others share our relevant content more easily? How can we be the people to help them share?
- 72. creation. new tools make it easy for everyone to create content.
- 73. creation. new tools make it easy for everyone to create content. What are the most popular forms of expression our customers use?
- 74. creation. new tools make it easy for everyone to create content. What are the most popular forms of expression our customers use? What material can we provide our customer to help them be creative with our brand?
- 75. so, how are others using blogs... how could YOU use a blog?
- 76. branding & commerce let the public see the “real” people behind the
- 77. branding & commerce let the public see the “real” people behind the
- 78. branding & commerce let the public see the “real” people behind the
- 79. branding centre of your brand universe
- 80. branding centre of your brand universe
- 81. branding centre of your brand universe
- 82. branding centre of your brand universe
- 83. branding opening up the business
- 84. branding opening up the business
- 85. branding opening up the business
- 86. building community making customers feel involved
- 87. building community making customers feel involved
- 88. building community making customers feel involved
- 89. building community making customers feel involved
- 90. thought leadership. show you know your stuff
- 91. conferences bringing events to life, showing the value
- 92. conferences showing what has gone before
- 94. campaign hub a basecamp for campaign-based activities
- 95. campaign hub a basecamp for campaign-based activities
- 96. campaign hub a basecamp for campaign-based activities
- 97. campaign hub a basecamp for campaign-based activities
- 98. campaign hub a basecamp for campaign-based activities
- 99. e-commerce tying current affairs up with product
- 100. crisis management for when 140 words REALLY isn’t enough
- 101. CSR when no amount of words is enough...
- 102. So...in an even smaller nutshell why blogs... 1. Search-friendly 2. Direct 3. Engender trust
- 103. thanks for staying with it... ...that’s the end...but remember...
- 104. gabba. create conversation. Paul Fabretti @paulfabretti @letsgabba p.fabretti@letsgabba.co m
Editor's Notes
- #4: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #6: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #7: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #8: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #9: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #10: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #11: THERE’S JUST TOO MANY SERVICES, LITTLE DISTINCTION AND THIS INHIBITS THE WILLINGNESS OF PEOPLE TO TEST AND TRY
- #12: some order is happening, making our jobs a little easier
- #13: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #14: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #15: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #16: people are doing the same things, but differently. Interaction with blogs continue to grow.
- #17: THERE’S JUST TOO MANY SERVICES, LITTLE DISTINCTION AND THIS INHIBITS THE WILLINGNESS OF PEOPLE TO TEST AND TRY
- #18: but remember
- #21: Forrester’s engagement cycle
- #23: not saying if you should use other services, consider the hub and spoke model