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Social Media Training

Social Media Research Workshop – Market Research Association

@EricSchwartzman - #smrw

First Outlook Conference, - Nov. 2, 2010

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Housekeeping

• Expectations

• Immersive workshop

• New vocabulary

• Broad vs. Focused

• Slide numbers

• Digital handouts

• Hashtag #smrw

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Digital Survey

• Private vs. Public vs. Nonprofit

• Engagement vs. Monitoring vs. Analysis

• Keyword Discovery Wordle

• Inbound Links

• Twitter Geo Search

• Subscribe to Wikipedia Article Revision History

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Mayor Jerry Brown

Britney Spears

News Media Addict

Star Wars 30th Anniversary

Pussycat Dolls

Academy Awards

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Message Map

Data Points

Overarching Message

Supporting Messages

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Mainstream Media Training

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Plenty of Options

Public Affairs

CustomerRelations

Investor Relations

Labor Relations

Community Relations

Industry Relations

Media Relations

Analyst Relations

Public Relations

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Media Relations

Mass Media Addict

Television Magazines

Radio

Newspapers

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Junket Junkie

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Controlled Communications

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Scoring Ink

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Illusion of Control

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Web Gave Life to New Media

Email

SEO

Websites

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Law of Diminishing Returns

Source: Paper Cuts

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White Light Experience

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New Media as Mass Media

Photo by Adulau

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Web Gets Social

Microblogging

Email

SEO

Blogs/PodcastsContent Social

Networks

Websites

Pure SocialNetworks

Monitoring

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Ad Spending Trends

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Press Release Redefined

Source: Pew Internet

Percentage of Internet users who sited each type of site as their favorite

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Rep

utatio

n

Mainstream News Media

Conversations Shape Reputation

Source: Shel Holtz

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Rise of Crowd Sourcing

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Crowd Sourcing Crisis Data

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Developing Digital Fluency

RevolutionaryAristocratEisner Lassiter

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Ne Secrets

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How Does this Change Market Research?

Source: Wired Magazine

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From the Educated Guess...

“Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful.”

George E. P. Box in 1987

Professor Emeritus of Statistics

University of Wisconsin

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To Mining and Modeling Actual Conversations

"All models are wrong, and increasingly you can succeed without them.“

Peter Norvig

Research Director

Google

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PC Adoption by Businesses

Financial

• Back Office

• Financial Modeling, Accounting

Service & Support

• Customer Relationship Management

• Technical Support, KM

Business Lines

• Distribution, Sales, Marketing

• Manufacturing, Legal, HR

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Social Media Adoption by Business

Source: Altimeter Group

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Social Media Adoption by Business

Source: Altimeter Group

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Social Media Marketing Adoption in Business

Source: Altimeter Group

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Social Media Marketing Adoption in Business

Source: Altimeter Group

• Monitoring conversations

• Defending the brand

• Real time course correction

• Social media interactions from real world events

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New Research Trend: Customer Whuffie

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Meet the Chief Listening Officer

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Aspirational Sharing

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Shortcomings of Syndication

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Shortcomings of Tools

Source: Jamie Beckland, White Horse

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Other Shortcomings

• Latency

• Sentiment Analysis

• Artificial intelligence

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The Bad News

"Companies have learned to do more with less," Welch said.

Jack Welch on the impact of technology on business

Source: Time Magazine

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The Good News

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Case Study: Real Time Analysis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InrOvEE2v38

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Digital Life covers 46 markets and 88% of the global internet population

More than twice as many markets as any other study of its kind

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Latin America

North America

Sub-Saharan Africa

Middle East &

N. Africa

North & West Europe

South & East

Europe

Developed Asia

Emerging Asia

China India

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It’s Time to Play…

Who Wants

to be a

Social

Media

Research

Rock Star?

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Digital Penetration vs. MSM

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Social Networking is Truly Mass Market

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Social Networking vs. Email

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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What Activities People Do Most Online with Who

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Time Spent Online

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Canada vs. US

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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UK vs. South Africa

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Germany vs. China

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Digital Lifestyles

Source: TNS Digital Life Study, Oct. 10, 2010

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Digital Lifestyles by Geography

Functionals Aspirers Networkers

Knowledge Seekers Communicators Influencers

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Search Engine Optimization

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Page Rank is the New PR

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State of Search and the Net

3 billion – Daily Google searches processed 1.6 billion – Worldwide online population 230 million – American with Net access 93% -- Americans with high-speed access 228 million – Americans with mobile phones

Source: Googled by Ken Auletta

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Secret Formula

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Optimization vs. Marketing

SEM

SEO

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This is not SEO

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This is SEO

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First Rule of Search Engine Optimization

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Get Other Sites to Links to You

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Case Study: Tracking Inbounds

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Case Study: Evaluating Inbounds

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Writing for Search

Wit, irony, humor and style

Clever titles and headlines

Search engine technologists vs. marketing experts

AP – Headlines 40 characters or less

For People For Search

Section: “Real Estate” Section: “Homes”

Section: “Scene” Section: “Lifestyle”

Section: “Taste” Section: “Food”

Headline: “Unsafe sex: Has Jacob Zuma’s rape trial hit South Africa’s war on AIDS?”

Headline: “Zuma testimony sparks HIV fear”

Headline: “Tulsa star: The life and career of much-loved 1960’s singer”

Headline: “Obituary: Gene Pitney

Headline: “It’s Chemistry Over Pedigree as Gators Roll to First Title”

Headline: “Gators Cap Run with First Title”

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Quantity vs. Quality

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Intro to Meta Data

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Finding Meta Data

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Title Tags

1. Title Tag in Web Page HTML (View > Source in a Browser)

2. Title Tag in Browser Title Bar

3. Title Tag in Search Results

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Generic Title Tags

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Meta Page Descriptions

1. Meta Description in Web Page HTML (View > Source in a Browser)

2. Meta Page Description in Search Results

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Dynamic Meta Page Descriptions

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Spying through Meta Keywords

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Press Release Written for Journalists

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Keyword Research

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Selected Keywords

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SEOed Press Release

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SEOed Press Release

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4. Check for Summary Blurbs

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PDFs and Search

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Step 2: Traffic

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Filtering through Search

“It’s not information overload, it’s filter failure.”

Clay Shirky, author, Here Comes Everybody

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Complex Keyword Phrases

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• Company

• Services

• Professional

• Best

• Top

• Leading

• Internet

• Organization

• Marketing

• Business

• Solution

• Online

• City Name

• Surrounding Suburbs

• State (including abbreviations NYC, IL, FL, WA, etc.)

• County Name

B2B Modifiers

• RFP

• RFI

• Bid

• Quote

• Rates

• Pricing

• Deals

• Affordable

• Offers

• Packages

• Quality

• Cheap

Complex Keyword Phrase Modifiers

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Keyword Relevancy

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Keyword Volume

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Validating Regional Interests with Search

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Keyword Discovery on Twitter Search

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Twitter Geographic Search

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Twitter Research by Geography

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Keyword Discovery with Wordles

Source: Andrea Vascellari

123Source: Andrea Vascellari

Keyword Discovery with Wordles

124Source: Andrea Vascellari

Keyword Discovery with Wordles

125Source: Andrea Vascellari

Keyword Discovery with Wordles

126Source: Andrea Vascellari

Keyword Discovery with Wordles

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Keyword Discovery with Yahoo! Pipes

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RSS Readers

Leveraging RSS:

1. Browsers

2. Web-based readers

3. Desktop-based readers

4. Email clients

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Google Reader

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Demo: Social Media Monitoring Dashboard

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Demo: Search a Keyword in Google News

Locate the RSS Icon at the Bottom of the Google News Search Results

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Demo: Add the RSS Feed URL to Google Reader

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Live Demo: Add RSS feed to Google Reader

Clicking “Add a subscription” button opens field to insert URL of RSS Feed

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Demo: Add RSS feed to Google Reader

Google News Feed Loaded in Google Reader

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Demo: Monitor Blogs with RSS

Back to Google News more Blogs

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Demo: Convert Blog Search Results to RSS

Click the RSS option to subscribe to these search results in Google Reader

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Demo: Convert Blog Search Results to RSS

Copy the URL of the web page on which the RSS feed is displayed

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Demo: Enter RSS feed in Google Reader

Paste the Blog Search Results URL into the “Add a subscription” pop-up field

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Demo: News and Blog RSS Feeds in Google Reader

Google Blog Feed Loaded in Google Reader

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Demo: Monitoring Twitter

Convert Twitter Search Results to RSS

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Demo: Subscribe to a Twitter RSS Feed

Paste the Twitter Search Results RSS Feed URL into the “Add a subscription” pop-up field

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Demo: Subscribe to a Wikipedia Article

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Demo: Wikipedia RSS feed in Google Reader

Edits to the Wikipedia article appear in real time

Edits by Anonymous Users

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Demo: Monitoring Online Forums in Google Reader

Show Tools link in Menu Bar Opens RSS Option

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Demo: Monitoring Online Forums in Google Reader

Forums RSS Feed Loaded in Google Reader

Click “Manage subscriptions” link to put feeds into folders

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Demo: Managing Subscriptions in Google Reader

Select “Add to folder” “Cheonan”

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Demo: Managing Subscriptions in Google Reader

Select “Add to folder” “New folder”

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Demo: Cheonan Folder Added to Google Reader

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Lunch Break

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Radian 6 Demo

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Installing Google Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats: Low Bounce Rate Traffic

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Understanding Web Stats: Landing Pages

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Understanding Web Stats: Refresher Tutorial

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Understanding Web Stats: Open Source Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats: Open Source Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats: Open Source Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats: Open Source Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats: Open Source Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats: Open Source Analytics

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Understanding Web Stats

• Entries pages

• Traffic sources: search, referrals and directs

• Pages and keywords by bounce rate & time on page

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Understanding Facebook: Insights

Source: Facebook Presentation “Working Together to Build Social News”

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Facebook: Goals

Source: Facebook Presentation “Working Together to Build Social News”

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Facebook: Results

Source: Facebook Presentation “Working Together to Build Social News”

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Facebook: Traffic

Source: Facebook Presentation “Working Together to Build Social News”

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Facebook: What’s Most Engaging?

Source: Facebook Presentation “Working Together to Build Social News”

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Facebook: Reach a Younger Audience

Source: Facebook Presentation “Working Together to Build Social News”

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Facebook Measurement

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Ranking Social Influence

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Ranking Social Influence

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Ranking Social Influence

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Case Study: Social Media Dashboard Findings

Cairo Speech “Obama” Peak “Freedom” Peak

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