1. Developing a social media
strategy that’s right for you
David Kamerer, PhD, APR
School of Communication
Loyola University Chicago
2. Developing a social media
strategy that’s right for you
David Kamerer, PhD, APR
School of Communication
Loyola University Chicago
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5. The attention crash
“We are reaching a point where the number of inputs
we have as individuals is beginning to exceed what
we are capable as humans of managing. The
demands for our attention are becoming so great, and
the problem so widespread, that it will cause people
to crash and curtail these drains. Human attention
does not obey Moore’s Law.”
- Steve Rubel, Edelman Digital
19. Planning models:
R – P – I – E
P – O – S – T (Groundswell)
Activities: set up/gain access to analytics
Discuss/implement measurement
Set objectives/outcomes
20. What will you measure?
Referrals to your website • “likes”
• followers • attendance • affective
responses • outtakes (# posts,
messages, etc.) • outcomes •
whatever is important
21. Principles:
the most important
social media activity: listening
News media
Students/parents/community
Peers
Activities:
Set up RSS feeds/build Twitter lists/
Create dashboards
22. Principles:
Go where the people are
Social technographics profile
Observation
Qualitative/quantitative tools
38. For inspiration
Ad Age Power 150
Mashable
Smashing Magazine
ReadWriteWeb
Wired
delicious.com/davidkamerer
NY Times/Wall St. Journal
39. Books
Groundswell
Charlene Li & Josh Bernoff
The New Rules of Marketing & PR
David Meerman Scott
The Networked Nonprofit
Beth Kanter & Allison Fine
Engage, Brian Solis
Web Analytics 2.0, Avinash Kaushik