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Effectively Using Social Networking Michael Hyatt Introduction The Butterfly Effect Economic Impact Potential Customer Impact Room Amount Nights Mikes Travel 10 $1,500 Thomas Nelson Executive Travel 100 $15,000 Women of

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“Effectively Using Social Networking”

Michael Hyatt

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Introduction

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The Butterfly Effect

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Economic Impact

Potential Customer Impact Room Nights Amount Mike’s Travel 10 $1,500 Thomas Nelson Executive Travel 100 $15,000 Women of Faith Attendees 500 $75,000 Trade Show Attendees 1,000 $150,000 Mike’s Twitter Followers 10,000 $1,500,000 Mike’s Blog Readers 36,000 $5,400,000 Total Impact 47,610 $7,141,500

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SLIDE 10 ComcastCares I want to see what I can get done for you. What is a good contact number? I am looking to see what contacts I have in your area. MichaelHyatt 615-429-3382. ComcastCares I just got ofg the phone with a service tech in your
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Word of Mouth Impact

Potential Customer Impact Math Impressions Mike’s Positive Tweets 35,000 x 5 175,000 Retweets of Mike’s Tweets 5 x 50 x 750 187,500 Blog readers 70,000 70,000 Total Impressions 432,500

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My Premise

“Whether or not you survive and thrive as a company will depend on your ability to use social media effectively to engage your customers, secure their trust, and build your tribe.”

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  • 1. Because the world is

changing dramatically.

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Social Media Factoids

  • By next year, Generation Y will outnumber

Baby Boomers.

  • 96% belong to a social network.
  • Social media has overtaken porn as the #1

activity on the Web.

  • 1 out of 8 couples married in the U.S. Last

year met via social media.

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To Reach 50M Users

  • It took radio 38 years.
  • It tool television 13 years.
  • It took the Internet 4 years.
  • It took the iPod 3 years.
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Blog Factoids

  • More than 200 million blogs.
  • 54% of bloggers post content daily.
  • 25% of search results for the top 20 brands

are links to user-generated content.

  • 34% of bloggers post opinions about

products and brands.

  • Do you like what they are saying about

your brand?

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Facebook Factoids

  • More than 250 million active users.
  • More than 120 million users log in at least
  • nce a day.
  • It has added 100 million users in the last 9

months.

  • If Facebook were a country, it would be the

fourth largest, behind, China, India, and the United States. (>300 million users)

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Facebook Factoids

  • The fastest growing segment on Facebook

is 55–65 year-old females.

  • Yet China’s QZone—which you have

probably never heard of—has 350 million

  • users. It is larger than Facebook!
  • Do you have a presence on Facebook? Does

your company?

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Twitter Factoids

  • More than 50 million users.
  • Ashton Kutcher and Ellen DeGeneres have

more Twitter followers than the entire population of Ireland, Norway, and Panama.

  • 80% of Twitter usage is on mobile devices.
  • Imagine what this means for bad customer

experiences?

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  • 2. Because traditional

media are dying faster than you think.

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Traditional Media

  • Only 14% of consumers trust

advertisements; 78% trust peer recommendations.

  • Only 18% of traditional TV campaigns

generate a positive ROI.

  • 90% of those who can skip ads via TiVo do.
  • 4 of the top 25 newspapers are experi-

encing record declines in circulation.

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Traditional Media

  • We no longer search for the news. The

news finds us.

  • In the near future, we will no longer search

for products and services. They will find us via social media.

  • Social media isn’t a fad. It is a fundamental

shift in the way we communicate.

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  • 3. Because a conversation

is happening online about your company— whether you know it or not.

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So What Can You Do?

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  • 1. Understand the social

media framework.

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This is a place you own. It’s where your loyal fans gather. This can be as simple as a blog or as complex as a social network. This is where you direct all traffic.

Homebase

This is a place you don’t own, but where you have a registered profile and a regular presence. You engage in conversations here.

Embassies

This is a place you neither own nor have have a regular presence. You do, however, listen into conversations.

Listening Posts

P B N

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  • 2. Just try it!
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  • 3. Educate yourself.
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Social Media Blogs

Seth Godin: sethgodin.com Chris Brogan: chrisbrogan.com Mitch Joel: twistimage.com/blog Guy Kawasaki: blog.guykawasaki.com Social Times: socialtimes.com Mashable: mashable.com

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Social Media Books

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Social Media Books

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Social Media Books

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Social Media Books

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  • 4. Start listening online.
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  • 5. Engage in the

conversation.

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  • 6. Build trust—earn the

right to be heard.

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  • 7. Start building a tribe.
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What Is a Tribe?

  • A tribe is a group of people with a shared

passion.

  • What tribes crave is leadership:
  • Someone who shares their passion.
  • Someone who initiates the conversation.
  • Someone who is generous.
  • Someone who faciliates communication.
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Tribal Communication

Level 1: Empower the leader to communi- cate to the tribe. Level 2: Empower the tribe to communicate to the leader. Level 3: Empower the tribe members to communicate with one another. Level 4: Empower the tribe members to communicate with outsiders.

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Imagine

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Q & A

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My Contact Info

Blog: michaelhyatt.com Twitter: twitter.com/michaelhyatt Facebook: facebook.com/michaelhyatt Speaking: michaelhyatt.com/speaking Email: michael@michaelhyatt.com