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This is a presentation that was given by Greg Cross of Cross Creative Marketing to a Greenfield Chamber of Commerce (Greenfield, Indiana) hosted event on June 23, 2011.
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“Social Media On A Shoestring Budget” and the above logo are the sole property of Cross Creative, Inc. – Copyright © 2011
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“Social Media On A Shoestring Budget” and the above logo are the sole property of Cross Creative, Inc. – Copyright © 2011

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Introductions

1. Your Name2. Business or Nonprofit3. Where It Is Located

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A Little About Me• Greg Cross | Cross Creative Marketing | Greenfield, IN• Ball State University | August of 1988 | B.S. in Journalism• Full Time Ministry 1989 – 2002• Launched 1st Small Business | 2003 (8 months) | Aspire eSolutions• Director of Business Development | 2003-2007 | Chicago

Marketing Firm• Launched 2nd Small Business |October 2007-Current | Cross

Creative Marketing• Hired First Employee in 2010• Hired First Intern in 2010• Hired Second Employee in 2011• Looking to hire Second Intern in Fall of 2011

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Over the Next Two Hours

“I Don’t

Get It”

“I Get It”

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“I Don’t Get It”

“I Get It”

Over the Next Two Hours

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“I Don’t Get It”

“I Get It”

Over the Next Two Hours

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“I Don’t Get It”

“I Get It”

Over the Next Two Hours

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“I Don’t Get It”

“I Get It”

Over the Next Two Hours

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“I Don’t Get It”

“I Get It & I love

it”

Over the Next Two Hours

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“If you don’t love social media, you’ll suck at social media.”

Jay BaerConvince & Convert

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What is Social Media?

Social media is the use of technology combined

with social interaction to create or co-create value.

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• It’s a conversation, not a lecture

• It’s an extension of everyday interaction

• It’s group driven, not top-down

• It’s messy, disorganized & hard to control – downright chaotic at times

• It’s a tool, not an end-point

• It’s where your customers and prospects spend their time

What is Social Media?

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• It’s Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Blogging, LinkedIn, Slideshare, FourSquare, Yelp, Flickr, and hundreds of other web tools

• It’s people doing what we’ve always done:• Talking

• Arguing

• Sharing

• Connecting

What is Social Media?

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Years to Reach 50 million Users

•Radio 38 Years

• TV 13 Years

• Internet 4 Years

• iPod 3 Years

• Facebook alone captured 200 million users in less than a year

• Facebook in 2011 has over 500 million users

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50% of the world’s

population is under the age of

30

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96% of millenials have joined a social network(1978-2000)

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If were a country it

would be the 3rd largest country

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Fish Where The Fish Are

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Heart of Social Media?

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Blogging

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Blogging: What is it?

A blog is a website in which items are posted on a regular basis and displayed in reverse chronological order. The term blog is a shortened form of weblog or web log. The activity of updating a blog is called “blogging” and someone who keeps a blog is a called a “blogger.”

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What Do I Blog About?

• Complain• Pick a newsworthy story• Create a List• Teach•Guide• Tell a Story•Write a Tip• Play the What If Game• Review Something• Publish Other People’s Content

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A Little About Me• Jeremy Zucker| Zucker Business Communications| Zionsville, IN• Indiana University| 1996| B.A. in Communications• University of Indianapolis | 2008 | MBA• Fifteen years as a corporate writer (Lilly, Wiley Publishing)

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Overcoming Writers Block

• Change Your Scenery• Change Your Methods• Surf the Web• Start in the Middle• Read• Start a New Document• Play a Game• Find an Inspiring Image• Pretend You’re Writing a Letter• Research

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Can I make money by blogging?

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ROI

www.crosscreativemarketing.com

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www.crosscreativemarketing.com

ROI

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$360.00

www.crosscreativemarketing.com

ROI

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$360.00

$86,400.00

www.crosscreativemarketing.com

ROI

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$360.00

$17,280.00

www.crosscreativemarketing.com

ROI

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www.crosscreativemarketing.com

ROI

• 1.5 hours to write the blog – FREE (kind of)• 1 hour to set-up the blog – FREE (kind of)• New Client – Priceless ($360.00)

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How US Companies Are Using Social Media

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Source: Remarkablogger.com 

Awareness vs. Usage

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BLOGGING

MARKETING

is

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What will you do with this

new marketingpower?

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Action Steps

• Decide if …• You should be the person who should blog

• Someone in your organization should blog

• Hiring a ‘ghost blogger’ is the way to go

• Choose a blogging platform

• Decide how often to write your blog

• Get Blogging!!

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Did you move any closer?

“I Don’t Get It”

“I Get It”

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Questions?

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Thank You For Coming!“Social Media On A Shoestring Budget” and the above logo are the sole

property of Cross Creative, Inc. – Copyright © 2011


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