Social Media Marketing : An Hour a Day

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Pub. Date: 2008-10-01
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Summary

If the idea of starting a social media marketing campaign overwhelms you, the author of Social Media Marketing: An Hour a Day will introduce you to the basics, demonstrate how to manage details and describe how you can track results. Case studies, step-by-step guides, checklists, quizzes and hands-on tutorials will help you execute a social media marketing campaign in just one hour a day. In addition, learn how to integrate social media metrics with traditional media measurements and how to leverage blogs, RSS feeds, podcasts, and user-generated content sharing sites like YouTube.

Author Biography

Dave Evans is an expert in social media marketing whose passion is tapping the power of the Social Web and applying it to business. Beginning in 1994, when he founded marketing consultancy Digital Voodoo, and continuing through his career in advertising, Dave has developed interactive communication programs for Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Southwest Airlines, AARP, the U.S. Air Force, AT&T, Wal-Mart, Dial, the PGA Tour, Chili's, Meredith Publishing, and many more. Dave is a ClickZ columnist and a frequent conference speaker, and has served on the advisory board for ad:tech as well as the Measurement and Metrics Council for the Word of Mouth Marketing Association.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. xviii
Introductionp. xix
The Foundation of Social Mediap. 1
Backlashp. 3
The Early Social Networksp. 4
The Pushback Beginsp. 6
A Big Boost from an Unlikely Sourcep. 6
Why Does This Matter?p. 7
The Backlash: Measured and Formalizedp. 11
Which Brings Us to Trustp. 12
Chapter 1: The Main Pointsp. 14
The Marketer's Dilemmap. 15
The Roots of Avoidancep. 16
Early Online Word-of-Mouthp. 19
The Social Web Bloomsp. 26
Nielsen Shows the Wayp. 28
Chapter 2: The Main Pointsp. 29
What Is Social Media?p. 31
Social Media Definedp. 32
Is Social Media Accurate?p. 34
Social Media and Marketingp. 36
Social Media as a Guidepostp. 38
Social Media's Impact on the Purchase Funnelp. 40
The Social Feedback Cyclep. 41
The Elements of Social Mediap. 44
Chapter 3: The Main Pointsp. 46
Month 1: Prepare for Social Marketingp. 47
Week 1: Web 2.0: The Social Webp. 49
Social Networks: The Power of the Collectivep. 50
Sarnoff's Lawp. 51
Metcalfe's Lawp. 51
Reed's Lawp. 52
Social Media Begins Herep. 55
Week 1: Engaging with Social Mediap. 57
Monday: The Written Wordp. 57
Using Blogs and Wikisp. 58
Finding Social Contentp. 60
Tuesday: The Web Comes Alive with Multimediap. 61
Tuesday's One-Hour Exercisep. 63
Wednesday: Microblogs and Taggingp. 66
Thursday: RSSp. 70
Friday: Social Networksp. 73
Friday's One-Hour Exercisep. 74
Chapter 4: The Main Pointsp. 77
Week 2: The Social Feedback Cyclep. 79
Social Media in Marketingp. 80
Consideration and the Purchase Funnelp. 82
Consumer-Generated Mediap. 86
Create Your Social Feedback Cyclep. 90
The Social Feedback Cyclep. 91
The Awareness Phasep. 94
The Point-of-Salep. 95
Let the Games Beginp. 96
Your Social Feedback Cyclep. 98
Chapter 5: The Main Pointsp. 101
Week 3: Touchpoint Analysisp. 103
Touchpoints and the Social Webp. 104
Identifying Touchpointsp. 108
Quantifying Touchpointsp. 110
Gather Your Touchpoint Datap. 111
Organize Your Datap. 114
Evaluate and Rank Your Datap. 119
Analyze Your Datap. 123
Plan Your Next Stepsp. 124
Chapter 6: The Main Pointsp. 125
Week 4: Influence and Measurementp. 127
Influence and the Social Webp. 128
Quantifying the Conversationp. 132
Influence and Metricsp. 133
Applying Influence: Social Mediap. 139
Metrics: From Influence to ROIp. 142
Chapter 7: The Main Pointsp. 149
Month 2: Social Media Channelsp. 151
Week 1: Build a Social Media Campaignp. 153
How Is Social Media Different?p. 154
Quantifying the Social Feedback Cyclep. 157
Combining Touchpoints and Feedbackp. 157
Applying Social Media Metricsp. 159
Social Media Channelsp. 163
Making Sense of the Channelsp. 164
Social Media and the Purchase Funnelp. 171
The Point of Sale and Beyondp. 175
Refining Your Planp. 178
Putting Your Framework Togetherp. 179
Chapter 8: The Main Pointsp. 180
Week 2: Social Platformsp. 181
Social Networksp. 182
Personal Social Networksp. 184
Business Social Networksp. 188
Participation Is Everythingp. 190
White-Label Platformsp. 195
Support Forums, Message Boards, and Communitiesp. 195
Customer Communitiesp. 200
Working with Social Platformsp. 203
Chapter 9: The Main Pointsp. 208
Week 3: Social Content: Multimediap. 209
Advertising and the Social Webp. 210
The Multimedia Channelsp. 211
Bloggingp. 211
Corporate Blogsp. 214
Microblogsp. 217
Photo and Video Sharingp. 222
Audio and Video Podcastingp. 228
Your Social Media Marketing Planp. 234
Pulling Things Togetherp. 234
Chapter 10: The Main Pointsp. 236
Week 4: Social Content: Reviews, Ratings, and Recommendationsp. 237
Building Consensusp. 238
Consensus and Marketingp. 240
Ratingsp. 240
Reviewsp. 242
Recommendationsp. 244
Putting It All Togetherp. 245
Winning the Popularity Contestp. 249
The Voting Processp. 249
Applying Recommendationsp. 253
Getting There Fasterp. 255
Building Your Planp. 260
Chapter 11: The Main Pointsp. 262
Week 5: Social Interactionsp. 263
Connecting the Dotsp. 264
Managing Social Informationp. 265
Events and Calendarsp. 269
SMS and Mobile Communicationsp. 273
Status Notices and Bacnp. 277
Feedsp. 280
Social Information and Marketingp. 283
Chapter 12: The Main Pointsp. 286
Month 3: Complete Your Planp. 287
Week 1: Objectives, Metrics, and ROIp. 289
The Basis for Social Media Metricsp. 290
Define Your Objectives and Audiencep. 291
Behaviors that Drive Metricsp. 293
What and Where to Measurep. 294
Choosing Social Media Metricsp. 298
Metrics in Motionp. 299
Content Metricsp. 299
Relevance Metricsp. 301
Impact Metricsp. 302
Real-World Connectionsp. 303
Audiencep. 304
Influencep. 305
Engagementp. 306
Loyaltyp. 307
Actionp. 307
Planning for Measurementp. 308
Your Business Objectivesp. 309
Your Audiencep. 310
Content Metricsp. 312
Relevance Metricsp. 313
Impact Metricsp. 315
Chapter 13: The Main Pointsp. 316
Week 2: Present Your Social Media Planp. 317
Choose Your Pathp. 318
Affirm Your Business Objectivesp. 320
Define Your Audiencep. 321
Choose Your Examplesp. 321
Monday: Build Your Foundationp. 322
Define the Opportunityp. 323
Social Feedback Cyclep. 325
Touchpoint Mapp. 326
Net Promoter Scorep. 327
Tuesday: Choose Your Methodsp. 327
Select Your Channelsp. 328
Listeningp. 329
Outreachp. 331
Wednesday: Pick Your Channelsp. 334
Select Your Metricsp. 336
Market Positionp. 336
Brand Healthp. 337
Growth and Profitsp. 338
Thursday: Verify Your Metricsp. 340
Write and Present Your Planp. 341
Friday: Wrap It Upp. 341
Chapter 14: The Main Pointsp. 342
Worksheetsp. 343
Worksheets Part IIp. 343
Worksheets Part IIIp. 362
Worksheets Part IVp. 380
Additional Social Media Resourcesp. 389
Indexp. 395
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