11. Social Media in Organizations Flashcards
What is social media?
all mediated interaction, many-to-many, user-generated content, persistant
What are the 7 building blocks of social media?
- Identity
- Sharing
- Conversations
- Presence
- Relationships
- Reputation
- Groups
What is identity in social media?
How much you reveal of yourself online
Which 2 types of information are there online?
- Objective: Clear facts
- Subjective: Perceptions
What is the difference between information given and information given off?
- Given: Information you share knowingly.
- Given Off: Unintentional cues (e.g., non-verbal behaviors).
Why is online identity important for organizations? 3 points
- Self-Promotion: Showcase the organization’s image.
- Personalized Advertising: Use shared data for targeted ads.
- Brand Ambassadors: Leverage influencers to represent the brand.
What is Sharing on Social Media?
Creating, exchanging, or editing content.
why is Sharing on Social Media important?
- Co-Creation: Work with customers to innovate.
- Use the crowd for contests, communities, labor
how is communication via social media different from face-to-face? 3 points
- Fewer non-verbal cues.
- Increased anonymity.
- Less synchronicity.
How can organizations benefit from social media conversations? 3 points
- Knowledge Sharing: Improve internal communication.
- Viral Marketing: Spread brand awareness.
- Monitoring: Track customer sentiment and feedback.
What does presence mean on social media?
Knowing who is available and when (read receipts, location sharing)
what are opportunities for organizations with presence? 2 points
- Shared agendas and workspaces.
- Location-based marketing and work.
What role do relationships play on social media?
- Social Network Analysis: Helps find connections, identify influencers, and assess network strength.
- Networking and customer identification.
- Building social capital within and outside the company.
How is reputation tracked on social media, and why is it important
- status or trustworthiness of people and content.
- Identify internal experts.
- Recognize key customers.
how do groups benefit organizations?
- Share knowledge across teams or organizations.
- Build larger, engaged communities.