Social media for evangelism

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Overview

• More on evangelism

(All sites are .com unless noted otherwise)

• Twitter
• Facebook
• LinkedIn (Microsoft) * connections

• Xing social network

• YouTube videos (Google)
• Pinerest photos
• Instagram photos
• Flickr photos (Yahoo)

• TikTok videos are popular among teenagers all over.

• About.me one page vanity websites
• Medium blogs
• blogspot blogs
• Wordpress blogs

• Tumblr multi-media blogs

• StackOverflow question and answers
• Quora questions and answers
• SlideShare presentations

Customer ratings:

• Yelp ratings
• Foursquare
• Uber

• Lyft

• Soundcloud music and podcasts
• Apple music

• Lastfm music

• IMDB media (owned by Amazon)
• tsu.co

Search results:

• Amazon lists
• Google
• Bing search engine (Microsoft)
• StumbleUpon

Coding:

• GitHub coding Stars and Follows

Investors:

• Kickstarter crowd funding
• GoFundMe crowd funding

Aggregators:

• Appearoo social aggregator (was XeeMe until Sep 2014)

• Empire.Kred game

BTW, I and my colleagues can help you with this. Call me!

More on evangelism

This is one of many topics:

1. Evangelist Job Description (dreaming on both sides)

2. Evangelism dependencies
3. Deliverables and Events Budgeting spreadsheet

4. Evangelism Cost-Benefit analysis (Bang-for-the-buck comparion)

5. Events and Conferences
6. Calendar of Announcements

7. Milestone events

8. Social media
9. Social media strategy
10. Tweets
11. Sentiment analysis (of favorable words or not)
12. Responses to social media

13. Tech Press mentions

14. Competitive Comparisons (by analysts and others)
15. Competitive Strategy
16. Competitive Comparison Kit (for people to run for themselves)

17. Objections, and how to handle them

18. Target Customers
19. Customer References
20. Proof Points
21. Email databases (User Acquisition)

22. Remarketing of current or lapsed users

23. Product websites
24. Product wikis
25. User Forums (Google, LinkedIn, Reddit, etc.)

26. Surveys

27. Product Roadmaps
28. Release Schedule
29. Tasks

30. Issues

31. environments for development, testing, demos, training, etc.
32. Demo presentation scripts
33. Beta activities

34. Release Notes

35. Tutorials
36. Live event sign-up administration
37. Webinars
38. Video production capability

39. Live Video Streaming

40. Spiffs
41. Hackathons
42. Participating in Conferences
43. Running Conferences

44. Dynamic projections of tweets, etc.

45. Recruitment follow-up

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