How To Use Social Media To Crush Comepetition

This speaker deck will teach you on how to use social media to crush your competition. David Jenyns will share his strategies on how he positioned his business as a market leader using the right social media platforms.

This presentation is taken from the Competition Crusher Workshop. To view the other presentations, visit http://www.crusherworkshop.com/

Transcript

1. SOCIAL MEDIA CRUSHER
   Become a market leader.
   

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2. BECOME A MARKET LEADER
   • Cutting edge
   
   • Distributing content asap
   
   • Engaging with clients
   
   • Be transparent & real
   

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3. WHAT’S THE SECRET?
   • Tell your story (MelbSEO)
   
   • Interviews (PodcastInterviews.com)
   
   • Pick a side (Don’t use indicators)
   
   • Run events (MelbSEO)
   
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   • Document results
   
   • Create your own language

   (Product Names)
   
   • Get content syndicated

   (Media, speaking)
   

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4. WATCH YOU
   • Google reader (on iphone - Reeder)
   
   • Google alerts
   

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5. WEB2.0 THE WAY I SEE IT
   • Not for every business
   
   • Needs ongoing management
   
   • Hard to quantify ROI
   
   • Meet the clients where they are
   
   • Show you care
   

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6. TWITTER
   • Engage with clients
   
   • Keep them informed
   
   • Sharing industry news
   
   • Don’t follow everyone
   www.twitter.com/davidjenyns
   

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7. FACEBOOK PAGES
   • Bonding with you
   
   • Why do people use it?
   
   • Using competitions
   
   • Planet 13, dentist, photography
   www.facebook.com/SEOmastermind
   

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8. One-on-one coaching with me
   

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9. THE FUTURE
   • Socialnomics
   
   • Facebook ‘Like’ button
   
   • Google +
   
   • How it’s effecting SEO
   

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10. ACTION PLAN
    • Start expert positioning
    
    • Start watching your market
    
    • Register your Twitter + FB
    
    • Engage with your clients
    

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11. QUESTIONS
    

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