1. Social Media Marketing: A Strategic Approach, 2e
Barker & Barker
Social Media Marketing: A Strategic Approach, 2e
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2. The Role of Social Media Marketing
Chapter 1
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3. Chapter Outline What is SMM? The Seven Myths of SMM The History of SMM
Why SMM is Different
Careers in SMM
What Are the Characteristics of a Successful Social Media Marketer?
Best Practice for SMM
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4. What Is SMM?
Refers to the process of gaining website traffic or attention through social media sites
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5. Aspects of SMM
Buzz
Creating buzz or newsworthy events, videos, tweets, or blog entries that attract attention and have the potential to become viral in nature.
Promote
Building ways that enable fans of a brand or company to promote a message themselves in multiple online social media venues.
Conversations
Encourages user participation and dialog that respects the users and has its own way of engaging followers.
Ecosystem
Social media is part of a larger media ecosystem of owned, paid, and earned media, which represents a way for marketers to leverage their own brand efforts.
Buzz is what makes social media work. It replicates a message through user to user contact. It emulates word of mouth, only much more widely.
Remember the Ford focus post? That was designed to enable fans to promote the message. Sometimes they use coupons or promo codes to help promote their products.
SMM is not controlled by the organization! Instead it encourages user participation and dialog. But posts must be designed in ways that bring positive responses.
Finally, social media is part of a larger media ecosystem of other marketing avenues. It’s a subset of digital marketing, which includes any online or digital content created for a product.

6. Traditional advertising
Types of Media
Traditional advertising
Print
Television
Radio
Direct mail
Store displays
Paid Media
Owned Media
Corporate website
Campaign microsite
Blog
Facebook page
Earned Media
Word of mouth
Facebook comments
Twitter mentions
Vine
Blogs
Review sites
Forums

7. Figure 1.2
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8. Figure 1.1
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9. The Seven Myths of SMM #1-Social Media is Just a Fad
#2-Social Media is Just for the Young
#3-There is no Return on SMM
#4-SMM Isn’t Right for This Business
#5-SMM is New
#6-Social Media is Too Time-Consuming
#7-Social Media is Free
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10. Figure 1.3
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11. Figure 1.4
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12. Figure 1.5
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13. Figure 1.6
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14. Figure 1.7
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15. The History of SMM Social media has reached critical mass.
73% of adults in the U.S. have a profile on a social network.
See the timeline in Figure 1.8.
ARPANET
USENET
WELL
MySpace, Delicious, Second Life, Facebook
Flickr, YouTube
Twitter
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16. Figure 1.8 (part 1)
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17. Figure 1.8 (part 2)
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18. Why SMM is Different
Several aspects distinguish SMM from traditional marketing:
Control (traditional) vs. contributions (SMM)
Trust building; be earnest, down-to-earth.
Trust is slow to earn, but easy to lose.
SMM is a unique combination of marketing creativity and technology.
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19. Figure 1.9
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20. Careers in SMM (1 of 2)
From virtually nothing in 2003, social media now measures in billions.
That growth has fueled the number of jobs in the field.
But numbers hard to come by, as many SM marketers have transitioned from other jobs in their firms, and because many work part time.
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21. Careers in SMM (2 of 2) Many positions available, including these:
Blogger
Community manager
Digital media manager
Director, social media marketing
Engagement manager
Interactive media associate
Social media account executive
And many more
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22. What are the Characteristics of a Successful Social Media Marketer
What are the Characteristics of a Successful Social Media Marketer? (1 of 2)
Good communication skills
Able to engage with a diverse group
Being a good listener
Good writing skills
Working knowledge of computers and the Internet
Programming not required
Knowledge of search marketing desirable
Proficiency on at least 3 leading social platforms: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
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23. 1 3 4 5 6 2 Successful SMM Stay on top of social media trends
Be prepared to think and act quickly 2
Be comfortable with analytics 3
Learn to write for social media 4
(top ten social media trends)
Establish and maintain your social media presence 5
Show yourself to be an effective user of social media 6

24. Best Practices for SMM 1. Begin with a strategy backed by a SMM plan.
2. Be honest and transparent in all your social media efforts.
3. Identify your target audience, and understand its media behavior before you begin.
4. Welcome participation and feedback from your audience.
5. Remember that what you know today may not be valid tomorrow. SMM changes with the speed of technology.
(top ten social media trends)
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