Un acteur majeur de la data souhaitait lancer un nouveau label e-commerce sur un marché particulièrement encombré (Trusted Shop, Google Marchand de Confiance...) Nous leurs avons proposé cinq axes de lancement possible de leur label au travers de techniques de growth hacking, susceptibles de contourner la domination des acteurs en place. Le plus heureux des hasards a fait que des papillons ont bien voulu se poser aux endroits où apparaissent des informations sensibles (nom de marques, de clients, de prestataires ou d’intervenants, chiffres, etc.), nous aidant ainsi à préserver leur confidentialité. Cette présentation émane de la société Les Brigades du Marketing, agence de conseil et de service en marketing, à découvrir à l’adresse www.lesbrigadesdumarketing.com. Pour contacter l’auteur de ce document, nous vous invitons à adresser un e-mail à l’adresse suivante : contact@lesbrigadesdumarketing.com.
Vous menez de front de nombreux projets. Tout n'avance pas comme vous le souhaiteriez. L'explication se trouve peut être dans ces slides. Cette présentation émane de la société Les Brigades du Marketing, agence de conseil et de service en marketing, à découvrir à l’adresse www.lesbrigadesdumarketing.com. Pour contacter l’auteur de ce document, nous vous invitons à adresser un e-mail à l’adresse suivante : contact@lesbrigadesdumarketing.com.
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This document provides a status and summary of a social media plan. It discusses starting points, goals of information sharing, issue management, collaboration and knowledge transfer. It notes a shift from these initial goals to a new focus on recognizing problems and finding smarter solutions through social media. The plan will be implemented in phases, targeting specific groups with the goal of helping people do business better and using social media to solve issues. The strategy, tactics, content planning and investments needed are also discussed at a high level.
Example of a Social Media plan on one page. When to post updates, when to monitor, who should monitor
This social media calendar outlines Redi Systems' planned social media posts and promotions for the month of February 2016, with a focus on their IT department. It includes sharing posts on Tuesdays for #TechTuesday, Thursdays for #TBT (Throwback Thursday), Fridays for Fav Install Friday, as well as scheduled Redisode videos, live installs, and photos from a library shoot to be shared throughout the month at various price points for boosting posts.
The document outlines the November 2015 content calendar for DBU International. It includes devotional messages to be posted on Instagram each Sunday and Monday with corresponding Bible verses. It also previews and posts blog content including a fall favorites post, Thanksgiving history post, and a post about DBU students' Thanksgiving plans. The calendar shows content being created and shared nearly every day of the month across their social media and blog platforms.
Being on social media without a plan is a waste of time - you'll constantly be scrambling for content and it'll take ages to create. But what does "having a plan" mean, where do you start, where to find inspiration to create content & how do you maintain your social media calendar?
Sample social media editorial calendar for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Exhibits best practices and includes popular posts, trending topics and hashtags, and calls to action. Calendar was created for the month of July 2016.
The document is a social media calendar for a month that schedules blog posts and Facebook and Twitter posts for each day of the week. It includes the day of the week, date, and planned social media platform and content for each day organized by week to map out social media activity and engagement for the month.
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This document summarizes a presentation on building a social media plan. It provides an overview of the key steps in the process, including initiation and discovery, planning strategy, executing strategy, monitoring and tweaking, and rolling out the plan to staff. The initiation phase involves conducting internal and external audits of current social media use, consulting with stakeholders, and reporting insights. The planning strategy section outlines defining goals and channels, and determining content mix. Executing the plan may require phasing and supporting documents. Monitoring involves analytics and treating the plan as iterative. The presentation provides examples from the Oakland Museum of California's social media planning process.
Slides from our June 17, 2009 webinar. Social media can be an incredible tool for your organization, providing you with direct communication channels, access to audience insight, and the ability to reach people all over the world. But as the proliferation of social media platforms grow, participating can often be overwhelming and confusing. Join us as we take you through how to kick-start your organization's social media action plan.
Social media has changed the media landscape by shifting power to consumers and allowing people to have a voice. It connects people through social networks and conversations. Why does social media matter? Consumer recommendations are highly credible forms of advertising and social media conversations influence offline behavior. Brands must listen to social media to understand conversations, engage with consumers, and influence discussions to make it easy for people to recommend products. Bullseye provides services to help with social media listening, engagement, influence, and developing an action plan.
The document discusses creating a social media strategy in 4 steps: 1) Sync branding across profiles and platforms, 2) Define appropriate content and platforms, 3) Plan a schedule and frequency of posts, 4) Execute the plan by programming content in advance using a management tool. The strategy aims to build trust and consistency in order to strengthen a brand through social media engagement.