Social Media Marketing

Torgeir Aleti
24 Feb 202116:14

Summary

TLDR本视频深入探讨了社交媒体在营销领域的意义,以及如何分类不同的社交媒体平台。视频首先定义了社交媒体的核心——利用数字技术促进信息和想法的创造、分享与交换。接着,根据Tracy Tooten的2018年社交媒体营销书籍,将社交媒体分为社交社区、社交出版、社交商务和社交娱乐四大类,并详细讨论了每类的特点和营销策略。视频还强调了社交媒体营销的即时性、个性化和一致性,以及企业在社交媒体上的活跃参与和诚实性的重要性。

Takeaways

  • 😀 社交媒体在营销中的意义不仅仅是创建和分享信息,它还涉及到如何分类不同类型的社交媒体以及这对营销人员的影响。
  • 📚 维基百科对社交媒体的定义强调了其通过数字技术促进信息和想法的创造、分享和交换的核心功能。
  • 🔍 社交媒体平台可以根据其功能被分类为社交社区、社交出版、社交商务和社交娱乐四种类型。
  • 🤝 社交社区网站侧重于建立和维护有共同兴趣的人之间的关系,例如Facebook和LinkedIn。
  • 📢 社交出版平台更侧重于个人创作内容,如YouTube,内容创作者通过这些平台发布内容并与观众互动。
  • 💰 社交商务渠道专注于促进商业交易,例如Facebook Marketplace和TripAdvisor,这些平台适合进行商业交流和交易。
  • 🎮 社交娱乐平台则专注于娱乐内容的创作和分享,如游戏网站,这些平台不适合进行销售推广。
  • 📈 选择社交媒体平台时,需要考虑内容的性质、自我呈现的程度以及媒体的丰富性,这将影响平台的选择和内容的创作。
  • 💬 在社交媒体上运营时,需要使用消费者的语言和沟通方式,避免过于正式的商业语言,保持个人化和亲切感。
  • ⏰ 社交媒体的即时性要求24/7的响应,因此在开设社交媒体渠道前,需要考虑是否能够满足这种即时响应的需求。
  • 🔗 社交媒体营销并非免费,尽管开设账户免费,但创建有价值内容需要大量的时间和努力,这是许多组织容易忽视的。
  • 📊 社交媒体策略应与整体营销计划相一致,确保所有社交媒体活动都能支持整体的营销目标。
  • 🤔 在社交媒体上,企业应选择适合其需求的平台,并确保所有员工都能参与内容创作和社交媒体运营,以实现更好的整合。
  • 📝 社交媒体上的内容创作应真实、有趣,并鼓励互动,避免过度商业化或不专业的行为。

Q & A

  • 社交媒体在营销中的作用是什么?

    -社交媒体在营销中的作用是通过数字化技术促进信息和想法的创造、分享和交换。它可以帮助企业与消费者建立和维护关系,发布内容,促进商业交易,并提供娱乐内容。

  • 根据维基百科,社交媒体的定义是什么?

    -维基百科将社交媒体定义为使用数字化技术来促进信息和想法的创造、分享和交换的方式。

  • Tracy Tooten在她的书《社交媒体营销》中是如何分类社交媒体平台的?

    -Tracy Tooten将社交媒体平台分为四类:社交社区、社交出版、社交商务和社交娱乐。

  • 社交社区网站是如何定义的?

    -社交社区网站是基于建立和维护有共同兴趣或共同点的人们之间的关系的网站。例如,Facebook和LinkedIn可以用于保持联系和更新。

  • 社交出版平台的特点是什么?

    -社交出版平台更注重个人创作内容,例如YouTube,内容创作者可以发布视频内容供他人观看,并在课堂上进行讨论。

  • 社交商务渠道与其它类别有何不同?

    -社交商务渠道主要与促进商业交易有关,例如Facebook Marketplace、TripAdvisor等,这些平台是社交互动的空间,但与商业交易有关。

  • 社交娱乐平台的目的是什么?

    -社交娱乐平台的目的是生产和分享娱乐内容,不应包含任何销售宣传,例如游戏网站。

  • Kaplan和Halen是如何根据媒体的丰富性和自我呈现水平对社交媒体进行分类的?

    -Kaplan和Halen根据媒体的丰富性(即媒体的当前性和多媒体资源的使用)和自我呈现或披露的水平(即内容生产者的重要性)对社交媒体进行分类。

  • 在社交媒体上运营时,有哪些关键观察点?

    -在社交媒体上运营时,关键观察点包括使用消费者的语言和沟通方式,保持个人化而非正式的商业语言,确保24/7的即时响应,避免发布新闻稿和企业网站内容。

  • 为什么说社交媒体营销并不是免费的?

    -尽管在社交媒体上设立账户可能是免费的,但创建有价值内容需要大量的时间和努力,这些资源是有成本的。

  • Kaplan和Helen在他们的文章中给出了哪些关于在社交媒体上表现的建议?

    -Kaplan和Helen建议企业在社交媒体上要活跃、引领、建立关系、有趣,并倾听他人的声音。他们还强调要诚实、专业,并学会如何使用平台。

Outlines

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📚 社交媒体在营销中的角色

本段介绍了社交媒体的基本概念及其在营销中的重要性。社交媒体被定义为利用数字技术促进信息和想法的创造、分享和交换。作者提到了维基百科对社交媒体的定义,并强调了内容创造和分享的重要性。通过引用特蕾西·图滕(Tracy Tooten)在其2018年的社交媒体营销书籍中的观点,将社交媒体平台分为四类:社交社区、社交出版、社交商务和社交娱乐。这些分类有助于营销人员理解不同平台的特点和适用场景。

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🔍 社交媒体平台的分类与应用

本段深入探讨了不同社交媒体平台的分类及其在营销中的应用。社交社区平台如Facebook和LinkedIn,侧重于建立和维护人际关系。社交出版平台如YouTube,侧重于个人内容创造和分享。社交商务平台如Facebook Marketplace和TripAdvisor,专注于促进商业交易。社交娱乐平台则专注于娱乐内容的生产,如游戏网站。作者还提到了卡普兰和海伦(Kaplan and Helen)基于媒体丰富度和自我呈现水平对社交媒体进行的分类,并强调了在选择社交媒体平台时需要考虑内容的性质和目的。

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💼 社交媒体营销的策略与实践

本段讨论了社交媒体营销的策略和实践。作者指出,社交媒体营销并非免费,尽管创建账户免费,但创造有价值的内容需要投入大量时间和努力。强调了在社交媒体上保持一致的声音和形象的重要性,并建议社交媒体策略应基于企业内部员工的需求,而不是自上而下地强加。同时,作者提醒企业在选择社交媒体平台时需谨慎,确保平台的选择与企业的营销计划相一致,并能够满足消费者的期望。

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🤔 社交媒体营销的建议与反思

本段提供了关于如何在社交媒体上进行有效营销的建议。作者引用了卡普兰和海伦的观点,强调了在社交媒体上活跃、建立关系、创造有趣内容的重要性。同时,提醒企业在社交媒体上保持诚实,避免过度商业化或不专业的行为。建议企业在社交媒体上要主动倾听、允许他人参与,并在必要时承认错误。作者还鼓励观众思考如何将这些建议应用到实际的社交媒体营销中,并提出可能的反思和讨论点。

Mindmap

Keywords

💡社交媒体

社交媒体是一个通过数字化技术来促进信息、观点的创造、分享和交换的平台。在视频中,它被定义为营销术语中的一种工具,用于分类不同的社交媒体类型,并对营销人员产生影响。例如,视频提到了Facebook和LinkedIn作为社交社区站点的例子,用于构建和维护具有共同兴趣的人之间的关系。

💡数字媒介技术

数字媒介技术是指用于创建、分享和交换信息的数字化工具或平台。视频中提到,社交媒体正是利用这种技术来实现其核心功能。例如,YouTube作为一个社交出版平台,允许个人创作内容并将其发布给观众。

💡社交社区

社交社区站点是基于建立和维护具有共同兴趣的人之间的关系。视频中,Facebook和LinkedIn被用作例子,说明这些平台如何帮助人们保持联系并分享共同兴趣。

💡社交出版

社交出版平台侧重于个人创作内容,如YouTube,允许内容创作者发布视频供他人观看,并可能在课堂上进一步讨论,这体现了内容传播的渠道。

💡社交商务

社交商务渠道专注于促进商业交易,如Facebook Marketplace和TripAdvisor,它们提供了一个进行商业交流和评价的空间,但应与社交互动分开。

💡社交娱乐

社交娱乐平台用于生产仅供娱乐的内容,不应包含销售推广,如游戏站点。视频提到Second Life和MySpace作为例子,并建议可以写博客探讨当代的社交娱乐平台。

💡自我呈现

自我呈现或自我披露是指在社交媒体上,内容生产者的身份和个性的展现程度。视频中提到,当自我呈现程度高时,比如个人博客,作者的身份和观点变得更加重要。

💡媒体丰富性

媒体丰富性或社交存在指的是平台使用的多媒体资源的丰富程度和实时性。例如,Facebook、Instagram或LinkedIn等社交网络站点,内容生产不仅关乎生产者,也关乎使用的媒体类型。

💡内容创作

内容创作是指在社交媒体上制作和发布内容的行为。视频强调了内容创作的重要性,并建议在制定战略时考虑内容的性质以及是否需要高水平的披露或呈现。

💡战略实施

战略实施涉及到决定在社交媒体上发布内容的方式,是否是传播和发布内容,还是与受众进行持续对话和建立关系。这在视频的讨论中被提到,作为营销人员在不同社交平台上选择和使用策略的一部分。

💡社交媒体营销

社交媒体营销是指使用社交媒体平台进行品牌推广、产品营销和客户互动的一系列活动。视频中提到,社交媒体营销并非免费,需要投入大量时间和精力来创造有价值的内容。

Highlights

社交媒体是利用数字技术来促进信息和想法的创造、分享和交换。

社交媒体的分类包括社交社区、社交出版、社交商务和社交娱乐。

社交社区网站基于建立和维护有共同兴趣的人之间的关系。

社交出版平台更注重个人创造内容,如YouTube。

社交商务渠道专注于促进商业交易,如Facebook Marketplace。

社交娱乐平台仅用于娱乐内容的生产,不涉及销售。

社交媒体的内容生产应考虑媒体的丰富性和自我呈现的程度。

社交媒体营销需要考虑内容的类型和平台的选择。

社交媒体的运营需要24/7的响应能力。

社交媒体不是免费的,需要大量的时间和努力来创造有价值的内容。

社交媒体策略应基于业务需求,而不是自上而下的命令。

社交媒体的沟通应保持一致性,无论消费者连接到哪个平台。

社交媒体的使用应选择性地开始,并观察消费者在特定平台上的行为。

社交媒体策略应与更大的营销计划相整合。

社交媒体的运营应为所有人提供访问,并由所有员工共同负责。

社交媒体上的互动应活跃、领导、建立关系并有趣。

在社交媒体上应保持诚实,不应编辑关于自己业务的帖子以误导他人。

Transcripts

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we all use social media uh various forms

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and many types of social media and we

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all have a

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general understanding of of what it is

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and what it does

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uh but in this video uh we're going to

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explore a little bit more about what it

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means

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in marketing terms and how we can

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classify different types of social media

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and how that has implications for us

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as marketers

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so the wikipedia page for social media

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is actually quite informative and i like

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the way that

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the page has been edited to say that

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social media

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is a way that to to use

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digitally mediated technologies uh to

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facilitate

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creation and and sharing and exchange of

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information and ideas which is really

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really at the core of what

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social media is so it it really like if

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for you to call it social media it has

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to be

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uh it has to be related to creating

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content

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and sharing and exchanging of that

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content so it's what

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uh it's what we used to call uh web two

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zero

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uh well now we're talking about web

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three four five and six

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zero so that term is a bit uh redundant

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in this sense but

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uh but further on in this special so it

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gives a lot of uh

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of examples of different types of of

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social media which i'm sure you're all

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familiar with now tracy tooten gives

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a fairly good overview of how we can

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classify

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different social media platforms in her

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2018

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social media marketing book so dividing

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it up to social communities social

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publishing social commerce and social

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entertainment so let's have a look at

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these four categories in a bit more

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detail

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firstly social community sites are sites

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that are

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are based on building and maintaining

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relationships

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amongst people that have common

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interests or have stuff in common so for

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example in this course we use

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facebook and we use linkedin

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to to to stay up to date and to keep

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everyone

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studying in this course connected

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now social publishing platforms are

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slightly different because they are

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based on more

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uh they're more centered on the person

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creating the content so

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like youtube for example being an

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example there

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uh and and you so well the video that

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you're watching now for example is

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is um is published on youtube because i

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create content and i put it on there for

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you

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for you to watch uh and then we can have

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a

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discussion in class uh at a later stage

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so it's more a channel for disseminating

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uh content so when you are doing your

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assignment one

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uh you need to think about to what

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extent you want to disseminate content

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so when you build your your strategic or

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deciding strategic

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implementations do you want to

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disseminate and publish content

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or do you want to have an ongoing

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dialogue

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and a relationship with

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with your audiences and that should help

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you guide which type of these platforms

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you should use

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a social commerce channels are again

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quite

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different from the from the other

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categories we discussed above

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because they really have to do that

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really has

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have to do with facilitating uh

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commercial transactions and it is a

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super great idea to keep these separated

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so that you don't talk about

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facilitating commercial or asking people

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to buy stuff

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if if the consumers and the buyer are in

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a different space and are not really

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interested in making purchases that just

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want to have

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communications with you so there's

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yeah some examples of that up here as

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well

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but i think as a yeah facebook

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especially facebook marketplace but but

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also tripadvisor

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or or other types of uh of rating pages

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even now you you rate

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most things on on google as well

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especially on google maps

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and and these are you know spaces for

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uh for social interactions so it's still

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social media

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uh but it has to do with uh with

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commercial exchange and it's good

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practice to keep those uh separate

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now the final category is uh social

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entertainment category

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platforms uh and using those type of

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platforms means you like you you produce

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content

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for entertainment purposes only so

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any type of of uh sales pitches

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really should not uh be featured on on

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those type of channels because they are

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purely focused on

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entertainment so gaming sites is a is a

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typical example

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of that now you may look at the examples

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here

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second life myspace and say well perhaps

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they are a little bit outdated but hey

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there's a good opportunity for you to

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write

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a blog post about what are the

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uh contemporary social entertainment

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platforms

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uh that you can use for social

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entertainment purposes where you should

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really keep

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commerce out of it so that could be a

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really good thing to blog about

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now i know tracy titan got her idea of

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her classification of different types of

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social media from kaplan and halen's

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super classic article

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where they classified the different

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types of social media based on

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how rich the media is and and also

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uh like versus the level of self

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presentation or disclosure of the

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the person behind it and these things

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really matter so so let me just quickly

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go through this so when we talk about

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self-presentation or self-disclosure

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it's really about

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on this platform in this social media

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how much does it matter

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who's producing the content is it about

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the person

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producing the content or is it about the

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content in itself

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so in on wikipedia for example it's

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about the content

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and so is it quite often on on youtube

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although we will see some some

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variations to that but mainly it's about

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what content is being produced

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while when the self presentation or

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disclosure is high

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then it's more about the person

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producing it so in in a blog like in

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your

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personal blogs in this course for

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example uh

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who you are and uh and your opinions

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become

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becomes then more important uh and when

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the media richness

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or the social presence is higher which

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means that it's more

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it's more current it's more happening

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right now

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using more multimedia resources

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uh so in in social networking sites for

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example

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such as facebook or instagram or

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linkedin uh it's

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what the content that's being produced

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is very much about

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the producer and it's also very much

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about using more

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uh or richer types of media in

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in producing that so when you decide

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on what platform to use for your uh

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for your assignment one if you're going

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to suggest

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doing implementations using social media

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you need to think about

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what type of content am i producing does

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it require

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a high level of of disclosure or

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presentation is it really about

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business or you presenting the content

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or is it more about

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the nature of the content itself and

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that should help you guide what type of

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platform you should use

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so in terms of how to operate on social

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media there are some some

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some key areas or some some key

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observations

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uh that were discovered quite a a while

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ago but

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people are still making mistakes in

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these areas so so let's look at these

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as part of the additional readings for

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this week so let's look at these four

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categories about

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like learnings from early travelers on

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social media

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to a very large extent the old way of

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thinking about community engagement is

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about

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engaging the community on your terms so

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you

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provide them to the community as a

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business and then people will engage

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with you but

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on social media it's it's the consumer's

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space so you need to use

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their language and communication so you

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need to sit there and observe how the

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platform works before you use it and

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then communicate

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accordingly and it's also really good

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practice to be personal

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rather than use formal business language

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and there's there's always businesses

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that get gets this really

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wrong and no one pays attention because

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they

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use language that are way too formal

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another thing that's super important to

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always keep in mind that it's immediate

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and it requires 24 7 availability so

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before you even open a channel on social

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media

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you need to think about well if you are

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there

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then people expect you to respond

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immediately like let's say for example

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that i opened

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a whatsapp group for this course

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you would be messaging me on there 24 7

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because well it's whatsapp i'm

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communicating with my friends on there

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all the time

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and so i would expect course coordinator

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to be there

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uh all the time as well which is part of

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the reason why i'm not

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opening a whatsapp group for this course

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uh and also it's this is no place for

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uh for press releases and corporate

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websites

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so now we're talking about like social

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networking sites in particular

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if you want to produce press releases

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corporate websites then you know a blog

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maybe a better forum

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for that than a social networking site

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now for organizations small or large

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social media can be used for a whole

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range of of different

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purposes so even if you're working for a

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small

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business as as you may well do in in

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assignment one and two

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it may be uh if it hasn't been

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established already to develop

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a social media channel through signal or

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telegram or whatsapp

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for internal communication as well

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between uh staff members

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uh but but to move this to a strategic

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level it really should be

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uh bottom-up it should be based on the

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needs of the people working in the

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business rather than

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being top down but what is important as

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well

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for platforms that are available and

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visible to the public is that you

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develop a consistent voice so that

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if you have various social medias across

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different platforms then

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it shouldn't matter which platform

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consumers are

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connecting to they should be receiving

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the same message and have a consistency

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in

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in the communication you provide now

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this is a point that we keep coming back

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to

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again and again and again and again

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social media

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and social media marketing it is not

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free

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yes it's free to set up a facebook

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account

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but it takes an enormous amount of time

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and effort

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to create valuable content on that

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platform

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someone's got to sit there and do that

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and it's not free

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their time is valuable and they need to

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be

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consistently involved in order to make

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an impact and to make an effort

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or or to make or to create value for

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for the consumers rather and it requires

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more more input and effort than most

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organizations anticipate so when you

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consult a small business you really need

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to

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to put this in perspective and keep this

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in mind so

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you cannot you know suggest that this

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small business you

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should produce and create an enormous

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amount of content when they have

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a finite amount of resources and it's

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also the expectation

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from consumers that when you're on this

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channel you will be available 24 7

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so you need to to make sure that someone

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is there to

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respond to inquiries when

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when they pop up when you open up a

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channel

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now kaplan and helen also in their

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article give some advice for

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for companies that are that are using

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social media

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and and i think like the first one there

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is is about

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choosing carefully so it's really a good

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idea to

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start observing what consumers are doing

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on a particular platform before you

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actually open up so going back to the

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point i made earlier about

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expecting 24-hour access for example if

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you can't meet that demand

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and if that's what people expect on the

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platform perhaps you shouldn't be on

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that platform

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and that goes into the second piece of

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advice there so that you you choose

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carefully you

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when and when you pick your app or you

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pick an application that is out there

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or if that doesn't serve the purpose

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then you may also make your own or host

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it on your own website

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uh as as we've talked about in other

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slides as well

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uh you've got to ensure that there is an

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alignment and that your part

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that you plan is integrated into your

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bigger

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marketing plan and another key

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important area here is that social media

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and when you are operating on social

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media it should really be an access for

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all and for all employers it shouldn't

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be up to

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some people to create all the content

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and doing all the social media stuff

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while the other one is just

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going ahead with with business as usual

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it's

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social media for and through a business

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works absolutely works best when it's

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uh it's integrated into the business so

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that everyone is responsible

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uh for it and that's only achieved

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uh by producing a good strategic plan

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which is your assignment one

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now finally for this video kaplan and

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healing also gives some advice

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about how to be social on social media

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they say that you you should be active

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you should lead you should create

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relationships

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uh you should be interesting uh which

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include that you should listen

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and enable other people to contribute so

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you're not

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interesting if you flog them with uh

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things that you care about

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and you also got to be humble and learn

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how to use the platform

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admit mistakes and so forth which

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also relates to being unprofessional uh

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and and sort of so be be more personal

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and fun in that sense now that's

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you know a great opportunity to write

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another blog post

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uh look at businesses that have taken

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that piece of advice too far and been

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been too unprofessional uh or perhaps

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also look at some

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some businesses that are not being

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unprofessional

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enough but yeah you can you can

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play with that and write a good a good

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blog post uh

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be honest is another important area

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uh and and for like for example

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wikipedia is not advertising so you

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don't go in there and edit

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posts about your business to make it

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sound like something that

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uh that it's not uh and there's another

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thing that you could

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you could potentially blog about

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businesses that are not being honest on

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social media and the potential backlash

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that comes

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from that alright that's all i have for

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this video

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and i'll see you in the next one

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