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Good solid overview article in the Daily Dog. Happy Reading! A Whopping 93 Percent of Online Users Expect a Social Media Presence: PR Must Tap In — or Tap Out By Cheryl Gale, Managing Partner, March Communications The increasing trend of social media is already changing the role of public relations. Goals are shifting from number of magazine article placements to number of Twitter re-tweets—and from TV ad time to YouTube video counts. The number of Twitter followers or Facebook connections someone has might even become more important than newspaper circulation or readership. This social media surge, however, is not merely a fad. Social media is taking off because of its practicality and business benefits. A recent report by Equation Research predicts that within one year, 82 percent of businesses will be using social media to promote their brand, goods and services. Additionally, Nielsen's Global Faces & Networked Places 2009 report found that two-thirds of the global Internet population visit social networks—and visiting social sites is now the fourth most popular online activity, even in front of personal email. So what does this mean for PR agencies? Many will have to abandon, or at least modify, their traditional media tactics to incorporate this lasting trend. Traditional media channels like TV, radio, newspapers, direct mail and cold calling can continually bang people over the head with their messaging, like a sledgehammer, which is often more expensive and less effective. Companies that are prime examples of this sledgehammer tactic include Visa's "It's everywhere you want to be" campaign and Verizon's "Can you hear me now?" promotion, which are seen almost everywhere you turn. However, as companies are discovering more ways to leverage social media tools, traditional marketing is falling by the wayside. Tools such as Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn are like a magnet, rather than a sledgehammer: They draw people and potential customers in. This technique is called inbound marketing, which companies like Microsoft and Google have used particularly well. Inbound marketing is like a funnel. Proven "magnet" approaches like press, promotions and optimization help funnel people through to the company website or end goal. And these tactics are made all the more successful through tools like content management, blogging, social media, SEO and analytics. Using social media tools to achieve this magnet effect requires building relationships and trust with clients. With social media, it's more important to participate than anything else. Simply joining and listening on social media sites won't cut it. LinkedIn Q&A's, Yahoo! Answers and Facebook discussions all provide easy outlets for participation. By answering questions and contributing to discussions, you build a reputation and, eventually, relationships with influential community members and prospective clients. Participation is new for media. When traditional media ruled, people could only listen and observe. But now, with social media taking hold, people cannot merely sit back and listen if they want to make the most of these tools—they have to participate as well. Cone's Business in Social Media Study (September 2008) revealed that an overwhelming 93 percent of social media users believe a company should have a presence in social media. However, more importantly, they found that 85 percent believe that a company needs to have more than just a presence and should also be interacting with its customers. These results prove that participation is an essential part of social media success. The combination of talking and listening is difficult when one strategy has been so ingrained for so many years. 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Coca-Cola has the second most “fans” on Facebook pages, the profile-like pages brands and companies can build to participate in the social conversations. It’s no surprise that the soft drink trails only President Barack Obama in Facebook popularity, but there’s a wrinkle to this story.

The Coca-Cola fan page wasn’t created by the company, and the corporation had no hand in helping it amass 3.3 million fans. The page was created by aspiring actor Dusty Sorg and writer Michael Jedrzejewski, who are, according to a video on the page, “just two guys who love Coca-Cola.” It was only after Facebook decided all “pages” must be controlled by the actual brands that Coca-Cola got involved.

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