Hello
everyone and thanks to you who participated in class these past two
Wednesdays. As a reminder, the last class was divided into two groups
taught the same lesson over the past two weeks.
Time for class! RT if you are with us today! :) ow.ly/i/1Runo #ISCOM #IntroSM
— ISCOM Mtp Intro SM (@ISCOMMtpIntroSM) April 10, 2013
Time for class! #ISCOM #IntroSM ow.ly/i/1UwtrDuring the last lesson, we discussed Twitter and the best practices to adopt on this platform. We also looked into business blogging and its role in Search Engine Optimization (SEO). You'll find a copy below of the presentation given in class:
— ISCOM Mtp Intro SM (@ISCOMMtpIntroSM) April 17, 2013
Twitter accounts
During class, we looked into some of the best practices for creating a Twitter account and learned how to simply use the social network. At the end of the discussion on Twitter, everyone in class had created a Twitter account.
@iscommtpintrosm Discover Twitter at 20 years old since I am in a communication school... There is a begginning for everythings !
— Léna Gautier (@lenasgautier) April 10, 2013
We took advantage of class time to then learn about live-tweeting and how to participate in online discussions using hashtags, the '@' sign and Re-Tweeting (RT).
#introSM tweet in class... Funny !
— Manon (@Manonlaffineur) April 17, 2013
@humeurs_de_niko Alors je t'explique! C'est un cours sur les réseaux sociaux haha #introSM
— Marion (@Marioon_patapon) April 17, 2013
If you have not yet created a Twitter account, please create one now. Please follow the guidelines in the class presentation.
Business Blogging
We also talked about the importance of blogging for businesses. Google takes into consideration the new content on a company's blog to help provide better ranking (SEO). We also saw how a corporate blog is a great opportunity to inform customers and to engage with them (ex. comments posted after a blogpost). At the end of the class, everyone had created a personal blog explaining their studies at ISCOM.
Class Assignments
Everyone who is following this class must create a Twitter account. If you have not done this yet, please create one before class next Wednesday, 15 May 2013. Students must also create a personal blog using the following critera :
- The blog must be about your studies: Global Communications or Marketing,
- The blog can be in French or English. Choose the language in which you are most comfortable and professional.
- Write a first blogpost introducing your blog explaining what you are studying, and that you will be sharing class work on your blog.
- Before class next Wednesday, 15 May 2013, create two additional blogposts. One explaining your infographics, and a second one sharing your Facebook case studies.
Required Reading
Read the chapter on Strategy (pg. 27-29) in the Social Media eBook 2012.
I look forward to seeing all of you in our next class. Until then, good luck with the rest of your classes and have a great holiday break!
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