Posted by
eschipul on Aug 5, 2010 in
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Notes taken by Rachel at a recent social media presentation I gave. She stated that she wrote down the things the audience responded to and expressed an interest in. I read that as “what they care about.” So here is the list:
- Linkedin—get on it if you are in business
- Have a homebase—blog or SME on subject blog
- Use wordpress for blogging
- Make a FB page—the owner has to do it. Ownership is permanent
- Dual monitors are important
- Read The FB Marketing Bible $50 PDF
- Google Alerts
- Community + Competitors
- Technorati
- Search blogs, SME’s
- Feed Reader
- Google Reader
- Lynda.com $30/month unlimited video training
- Logo—crowdspring.com
Questions:
- Where do you get the time?
- How to manage PR for oil spill?
- Advertizing vs. Social networking to build a brand?
To tackle those questions with candor:
- Where do you get the time?
- Cut out TV. Done.
- How to manage PR for oil spill?
- Look to Dawn detergent as an example.
- Make Communications a more authoritative position in your company. Don’t lie is rule 1.
- And I’ll let the millions of people writing case studies on the oil spill take the rest.
- Advertising vs Social networking to build a brand?
- I’d rephrase that as “Advertising or PR to build a brand?” and my answer is what Ries said “You build a brand with PR, and defend it with advertising.” So a younger brand should focus on PR and use Social Media as part of the tactics within an overall PR strategy.