Social Media Marketing For Dummies

Social Media Marketing For Dummies
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Make friends and sell things to people through social media   Social media technology is restlessly inventive, providing thousands of awesome ways for you to market your business inexpensively and on a large scale—often directly into the pockets of consumers. But in the proliferating, ever-changing world of tweets, influencers, handles, and alerts, it can be hard to know where to begin and then to evaluate what’s actually working for you. In the new edition of Social Media Marketing for Dummies , leading SMM voices Shiv Singh and Stephanie Diamond clear away the confusion and show you the smartest, most effective ways to plan, launch, manage, and assess your campaigns—and then iterate and optimize for increased success. Incorporating the latest trends and presented in a friendly, easily digestible step-by-step style, you’ll find the ultimate blueprint for developing your best SMM strategy. In no time, you’ll find out how to line up with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Google, develop a unique and compelling voice, and influence your key audience all the way to the bank. Choose the best SMM combination for you Avoid common mistakes and pitfalls Track your customers from awareness to retention Try out the latest stuff that really works Whether your organization is large or small, it simply doesn’t pay to be shy. Find your voice, get social, and chat your way to attracting and keeping new customers today!

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Shiv Singh. Social Media Marketing For Dummies

Social Media Marketing For Dummies® To view this book's Cheat Sheet, simply go to www.dummies.com and search for “Social Media Marketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet” in the Search box. Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Illustrations

Guide

Pages

Introduction

About This Book

Foolish Assumptions

Icons Used in This Book

Where to Go from Here

Getting Started with Social Media Marketing

Understanding Social Media Marketing

Defining Social Media Marketing

Learning about the Roles People Play

Changing roles of the social media marketer

Understanding the role of the influencer

Considering the types of influencers

Referent influencers

Expert influencers

Positional influencers

Influencing on digital platforms

Comparing Social Media Marketing with Other Marketing Efforts

Direct mail

Public relations

Online advertising

Promotions

Taking Social Influence Beyond Marketing

Using social influencers to mobilize

Marketers as better corporate citizens

Social graphs for social change

Discovering Your SMM Competitors

Classifying Consumer Activities

Researching Your Customers’ Online Activities

Identifying Personas

Analyzing Competitor Efforts

Setting up Google Alerts

Setting up Twitter alerts

Monitoring social networks

Tracking competitor websites

Researching Your Competitors’ Campaign Support

Conducting qualitative research

Running surveys and quantitative research

Seeing why all consumers are not created equal

THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND SOCIAL INFLUENCE

Dipping into Hot SMM Concepts

Discovering gamification

Choosing localized marketing

Creating an app for that

Getting in the Social Media Marketing Frame of Mind

Putting SMM in the Context of the Marketing Funnel

SMM at the awareness stage

SMM at the consideration stage

SMM at the preference stage

SMM at the action stage

SMM at the loyalty stage

Deepening Your SMM Relationship

SMM for customer service

SMM with offline marketing

SMM in the world of real-time marketing

Treating SMM Differently from Brand Marketing

SMM in the context of brand marketing

SMM in the context of direct-response marketing

Tying SMM with brand marketing and direct response

Practicing SMM on the Social Web

Launching SMM Campaigns

Discovering the Types of SMM Campaigns

Influencer outreach

UGC contests

Brand utilities

Podcasting

Sponsored conversations

Recognizing What Makes a Good SMM Campaign

Creating Your SMM Roadmap

Define your objectives

Develop a powerful story/experience

Create an action plan

Craft the content path

Execute for influence

Create partnerships

Track the results

Participating — Four Rules of the Game

Be authentic

Give participants equal status

Let go of the campaign

Killing the Campaign Expiry Date

Monitoring Brands and Conversations

Responding to Criticism

Developing Your SMM Voice

Figuring Out Why You Need an SMM Voice

Defining SMM Voice Characteristics

Multiple and authentic

Transparent and easy to find

Engaging and conversational

Social web savvy

Unique to the person

Distinguishing Between SMM Voices and Brand Voices

Outlining SMM Voice Objectives

Choosing the Owner of Your Organization’s SMM Voice

CEO

CMO

Social media lead

PR manager

Agency

Other external voices

Crowdsourcing SMM Voices with Guidelines

SOME SMM GUIDELINE RESOURCES AND EXAMPLES

Understanding a Marketer’s Responsibilities

Recognizing Who You Serve

Employees

Suppliers

Communities

Shareholders

Practicing Socially Responsible Marketing

A commitment to the truth

Five ways to encourage truthfulness

Accountability to Your Own Company

Reaching Your Audience via Mainstream Social Platforms

Finding the Right Platforms

Choosing Social Media Platforms

Learning about your customers

Addressing your industry influence

Preparing Your Employees for Social Media Networking

Evaluating Your Resources

Assessing What Each Social Network Offers You

Using platforms as audience research tools

Getting niche-savvy

Exploring SMM Strategies for Facebook

Looking at Facebook Basics

Starting with Search

Facebook pages

Facebook groups

Facebook events

Facebook applications

Login with Facebook

Using Ads on Facebook

Sponsored stories

Other advertising formats

Marketing on Twitter

Figuring Out the Basics of Twitter

A Twitter handle

Searches

Responses

Following and followers

Marketing via Twitter

Using Promoted Accounts

Making Use of Promoted Tweets

Using Promoted Trends

Working with Sponsored Tweets

Tips and Tricks

Creating a YouTube Strategy

Looking at YouTube Basics

Benefitting from SMM marketing on YouTube

Attracting subscribers

Promoting on YouTube

Always create a customized channel

Creating custom content for YouTube

Tagging and categorizing all your clips

Leaving video responses

Including a call to action

Have some fun, too

Seeding a Viral Campaign

Advertising on YouTube

Considering LinkedIn

Getting Started

Creating a New Profile

Preparing a content strategy

Covering what matters first

Accessing LinkedIn from your mobile devices

Finding connections

Choosing to advertise

Participating in Groups

Benefitting from joining groups

Starting your own group

Leading a successful group

Using LinkedIn to Answer Questions

Finding a Job

Delving into Instagram

Recognizing the Basics

Signing up

Sharing photos or videos for the first time

Using filters

Getting Found on Instagram

Structuring Instagram for Business Goals

Creating content for your business

Curating and sharing

Using tools to manage your account from your computer

Discovering Snapchat

Exploring Snapchat

Looking at Snapchat’s unique features

Getting to know the Snapchat user

Advertising on Snapchat

Choosing an objective and format

Reaching your customers on Snapchat

Measuring Results on Snapchat

Marketing with Pinterest

Recognizing Pinterest Users

Exploring the interests of users

Pinning as a social activity

Focusing on Strategy

Becoming a Business Pinner

Setting up your profile

Example profile: Martha Stewart Living

Example profile: L.L. Bean

Starting a group board

Creating secret boards

Developing Credibility with Your Boards and Images

Drilling down with Guided Search

Experimenting with promoted pins

Tracking your results

Interacting with Tumblr

Setting Up Shop on Tumblr

Finding and Sharing the Good Stuff

Using your dashboard

Menu options

Content types

Posts and Feed

Followers and Finds

Observing other blog successes

Looking at Paid Media

Tracking Your Users

Engaging Customers Using Other Platforms

Blogging on Medium for Your Business

Looking at the pros and cons

Making a choice

Utilizing analytics

Delving into Medium content

Reviewing a profile

Viewing a company’s blog

Discussing Ideas On Reddit.com

Marketing on Reddit

Setting up

Knowing the lingo

Analyzing content

Sharing Video on TikTok

Getting in on the action

Experimenting with TikTok

Getting Your Message to Connectors

Marketing to Millennials

Learning About Millennials

Technically savvy

Seek a balanced life

Follow influencers

Look for recognition and feedback

Prefer to share or barter

Understanding What Millennials Want from Brands

Trustworthiness and authenticity

Cause-minded attitude

Respectful of privacy concerns

Open to collaboration with customers

Recognizing Millennials Shopping Habits

BUT ARE THEY REALLY SHOPPING?

Succeeding with Millennials

Hitting the target

Appreciating the convenience of subscription services

Accounting for the Influencers

Knowing the Expert Influencers

RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF INFLUENCE

Reaching the Expert Influencers

Tapping into the Referent Influencers

Anonymous referent influencers

Known referent influencers

Reaching the Referent Influencers

Cookie data

Website behavior

Tapping into the Positional Influencers

Understanding the circles of influence around your customers

Letting consumers shape and share the experience

Articulating your product benefits for multiple audiences

Fishing where the fish are

Offering friends and family incentives

Translating Influence to the Offline World

Putting your customer reviews in your stores

Marrying social media marketing with events and PR

Measuring online buzz and offline influence

Connecting influencers at meet-ups

Treating your stores as cafés

Putting Twitter on the big screen

Disrupting with Voice Search

Understanding Voice Search

Benefitting from voice searches

Reviewing smart speakers

Interacting with Voice Assistants

PRIVACY FEARS ABOUT VOICE ASSISTANTS

Discovering What Customers Want

Providing Answers

Creating flash briefings and Actions

Looking at brand examples

REMEMBER MY NAME?

Developing your apps

Getting Your Content Ready

Utilizing Messaging Apps

Looking at Messenger

Reviewing benefits for brands

Learning what users want when messaging brands

AN ALTERNATIVE TO WhatsApp AND MESSENGER

Setting Up Messenger

Understanding Chatbots

Classifying chatbots

Dipping into chatbots

COME TOGETHER, RIGHT NOW

Deploying WhatsApp from Facebook

Communicating with users

Creating mobile messages with WhatsApp

Using the WhatsApp Business App

Old Marketing Is New Again with SMM

Practicing SMM on Your Website

Focusing on the SMM-Integrated Website

Making the Campaign and the Website Work Together

Treating your website as a hub, not a destination

Linking prominently to your presence on social platforms

Promoting campaigns on your website home page

Encouraging deeper interaction through your website

Asking customers to give you feedback on your content

Rethinking Your Website

User experience

Simple design

Conversational user interface (CUI)

Content marketing

Customer reviews

About Us and Contact Us pages

Tips and Tricks for Website SMM

Aggregate information for your customer’s journey

Amplify business stories

Align your organization into multiple, authentic voices

Apply share buttons

Becoming an Authentic and Engaged Advertiser

Social Advertising: An Online Advertising Game Changer

DISPLAYING ADVERTISEMENTS ON SOCIAL NETWORKS

Native Advertising and How It Can Work for You

Emotional

Engaging

Simple

Making Paid and Earned Media Work Together

Working harder to gain attention

Making paid media jump-start earned media initiatives

Build awareness

Promote interaction

Win friends and influence

Tips and tricks for campaigns

Making SMM Work with TV

Awareness through TV; engagement via the Internet

Awareness, engagement, and conversion with television

Measuring the effectiveness of TV and the second screen

Building an SMM Mobile Campaign

Looking at Consumer Trends in Mobile

A telephone and much more

The release and adoption of smarter phones

Understanding the Many Paths within the Mobile Channel

Keeping in Mind Mobile Phone Capabilities

It’s a snap: Using the camera

Location, location, location

NEXT-GENERATION MOBILE SERVICES AND BEYOND

Near-field communications and RFID

Phone interaction

Fitting Mobile into Your Social Media Practices

Defining mobile marketing and its place within the social media context

Uniting mobile marketing with social media

GROUP DECISION MAKING

Supporting a cause

CHANGING THE WORLD WITH YOUR FINGERTIPS

Building Your Own Mobile-Enabled Communities

Leveraging existing online communities

Facebook

Twitter

Other social media communities

Creating your own social offerings: applications and widgets galore

Applications

Adding Social Media Elements to Mobile

Portable social graphs

Searching with mobile

Harnessing Mobile to Support Social Media

Deciding When to Build a Mobile App

Encouraging Employees to Advocate for Your Brand on Social Media

Embracing the Idea of Employee Collaboration

ENERGIZING EMPLOYEES: IT’S NOTHING NEW

Rewarding teams

Treating everyone equally

Trusting your employees

Creating the right culture

Placing a premium on groups with a purpose

Avoiding excessive snooping

Picking Social Software for Social Influence

Rethinking the Intranet

Getting rid of the buzzwords

Don’t try to control too much

Surfacing the connections

Taking search social

Allowing alternative access

Promoting the value of historical record

Giving your intranet a pulse

Aiming to destructure

Giving employees other choices

Changing Tactics and Metrics

Correlating Data with Business Objectives

CUSTOMER LIFETIME VALUE

Focusing on the Tactics That Count

Rethinking the Customer Experience

Personalizing the CX

Measuring your customer experience

Analyzing the customer journey

Integrating Marketing Technology with Analytics Systems

Facing data problems

Preparing your data

Deploying AI Tools

THE ‘DOCTOR’ WILL SEE YOU NOW

Understanding Social Media Governance

Recognizing How SMM Impacts Other Company Functions

Public relations

Customer support

Sales

Legal

Introducing Social Media Governance Models

Social media policies and guidelines

Tips and tricks for social media governance

Dealing with a Social Media Crisis

Using Real-Time Marketing

Introducing Real-Time Marketing

Real-time insights

Real-time response

Real-time “on the fly”

Real-time co-creation

Real-time distribution

Real-time engagement

Organizing for Real-Time Marketing

Taking TV into Real-Time Marketing

Data and Privacy

Knowing What Data You Have to Play With

Harnessing Data & Privacy Best Practices

Understanding New Data and Privacy Laws

General Data Protection Regulation

California Consumer Privacy Act

So What Does This All Mean for Your Marketing Effort?

The Part of Tens

Ten SMM-Related Must-Read Blogs

Brian Solis

Content Marketing Institute

Convince and Convert

Copyblogger

Marketing Profs

Neil Patel’s Blog

Razor Social

Seth Godin

Shiv Singh

Social Media Examiner

Ten Top SMM Tools

Buffer

BuzzSumo

Facebook Insights

Followerwonk

Hootsuite

Later

Mention

SproutSocial

Tailwind

Tweepi

Ten Tips to Navigate Fakeness

Create Shared, Mutual Goals

Use Reflection to Override Bias

Engage Openly with Dissent

Challenge Opinion and Ask for Facts

Encourage Those Who Don’t Conform

Ask Yourself “What if the Opposite Was True”

Engage in Active, Critical Analysis

Question Morally Dubious Directives

Seek Out Allies

Focus on Building Trust First

Index. A

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L

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P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

About the Authors

Dedications

Authors’ Acknowledgments

WILEY END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

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Social media has transformed the Internet and society as a whole. It has impacted global revolutions, elections, and the way we communicate on a daily basis. Social media also presents unique marketing opportunities that force marketers to revisit the core guiding principles of marketing while providing new ways to reach social influencers, thereby encouraging people to influence each other and do the marketing for the brand. Social media marketing (SMM) forces companies to rethink how they market online, whom they market to, and how to structure their own organizations to support these new marketing opportunities. For anyone involved with social media marketing — and Internet marketing, more broadly — this is indeed an exciting time.

Social Media Marketing For Dummies, 4th Edition, is written to help you make sense of the madness. Because it’s such a hot topic, the press and the experts alike are quick to frighten marketers like you and introduce new terminology that confuses rather than enlightens. This book cuts through all that noise and simply explains what social media marketing is and how you can harness it to achieve your objectives as a marketer. It also aims to help you prioritize what’s important and what isn’t.

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Call it a shift in web behavior, but the way people make decisions in the real world is finally moving to the Internet in a big way. The social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube (shown in Figure 1-4), are just a few of the places where people are asking each other for advice and guidance as they make purchasing decisions. Smart companies are realizing that they should no longer design their e-commerce websites to convince buyers to make purchasing decisions in isolation. Rather, they need to design the websites to allow consumers to bring their social influencers into the decision-making process. As consumers, people expect and want that because that’s how they’re used to making their purchasing decisions. That’s why social media marketing matters today. People are influencing and are being influenced by each other every day on the social network platforms, community websites, and destination sites.

FIGURE 1-4: YouTube.

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