Digital Media Strategy Presentation
Some facts
- x/1000 people are now online.
- Average time per week is
- The facts are that 1 in 6 minutes online is now spent on social marketing sites.
- As technology becomes more pervasive it becomes more transparent
Huge shift in media power back towards consumers
- Advertising was push down
- Lot of money you had above the line advertising like TV and radio
- Local - you had the Yellow Pages and the local newspaper
My current thoughts are an Internet Marketing step by step guide.
- Review current situation - the helicopter view
- Why are you in business? (serve customers)
- Discuss the old mass manufacturing/ industrial thinking paradigm vs the information age
- It's about you - back self interest every time!
- What have you got to sell?
- What is its unique selling point?
- What are your strengths - you and your staff
- Who is your customer?
- What are their needs and wants? Segmentation and profiling. Making your USP a customers need.
- Trust - people by from people and brand personification.
- Where is your potential customer? (online/ regional)
- Customers start at Awareness - the sales funnel
- What are your current customer contact channels
- Advertising and marketing available options
- Online and offline - How do your current customer hear about you? What do they think?
- Problems with your current situation?
- Online vs offline marketing – eg pubs vs second life!
- What happens when you “Google”? Keywords and SEO
- Proposed solution - Online marketing - building your brand
- From website SEO to Social Online Marketing (SOM) – demonstration and case study
- Online Social examples Facebook (community) ; Digg (comment); Delicious (links); Stumble Upon (share); Flickr (photos); Linkedin (corporate); Youtube (video) ; Plugger (Personalised Australian media search); Twitter (SMS IM)
- Tie into Fran presentation - Online PR
- RidgeFilms/ Naked Buddha/ Builders Collective case studies - web stats and sales.
- Turning the sales funnel - Seth's megaphone
- Benefits of proposed solution
- create once – publish - syndicate many and connect -
- dissemediate the middle men -
- closer to your customers -
- Cost of proposed solution
- Time and resources -
- ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment)
- Next actions
- Subscribe - Facebook > Digg > Delicious > StumpleUpon > Twitter
- Integrate - switch Firefox browser (better interoperability) and instal application toolbars for Digg; Delicious;Twitter and Stumble Upon.
- Share - add Feedburner for email marketing and multiple RSS feed management.
- Distribute - add Feedburner links and RSS feeds back into your website.




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