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RSVP Today! Understanding the Mobile User and Future of Mobile Tools
Call for Speakers: Mobile Social!
It’s time! Save this date: Tuesday January 31st – we’re having our first SMCLA event of the year. The focus: mobile social trends and tools.
We’re looking for speakers for this panel as well as for our future panels. Nominate someone or yourself – let us know what your specialty is. We can always use new speakers as well as veteran pros.
Email us at socialmediaclubLA^AT^gmail*dot*com.
Date: Tuesday, January 31st
Time: 6:30PM – 9:30PM
Where: ING DIRECT Cafe, Westwood, CA
Stay tuned! More details to come.
Sept. 28: QR Codes webinar
Our friends at SoCal BMA are back with a webinar on QR codes for B2B pros. Where are those QR codes being used within the B2B space? Why would you use them? How would you use them? Why were QR codes first developed? What are best practices?
Mark your calendars! The online webinar is scheduled for Wednesday September 28 at 2:00PM-3:00PM PST. All SMCLA members are invited to check out QR Codes: What’s the Buzz All About?, presented by Matthew Gallizzi of NotixTech.
RSVP via eventbrite: http://socalbma-2011-0928.eventbrite.com/
Looking forward to a great session!
Sept 27 Event: CrisisCamper Tour LA
The sky is falling! Aughhh!! The building’s on fire, and there’s an earthquake rumbling the Southland. What are you going to do? How are you going to disseminate information in a speedy manner to your constituents, fans, customers and colleagues? Are you prepared?
Our friends at Crisis Camp is having a meet-up on Tuesday evening, September 27 at Formosa Cafe in West Hollywood. You’re invited!
Come learn about the Crisis Commons, Social Media and Emergency Management. The Crisis Camper is coming through town, and will stop to meet-up with local disaster response volunteers, techs, programmers, social media and public affairs specialists, mappers, and emergency managers. Join in the collaboration to help our communities be better prepared.
There will be no formal agenda – bring your ideas, laptops, and open minds. This is an opportunity to brainstorm projects for the tour, discuss their recent local support during Carmageddon and nationally for Hurricane Irene, and opportunities to build community in SoCal! Newbies and veterans welcome – there will be a projector if you’d like to share a brief presentation or tools.
RSVP here: http://crisiscamperla.eventbrite.com/
See you there!
Learn more about them here:
- http://crisiscommons.org/
- http://wiki.crisiscommons.org/
wiki/Main_Page - http://crisiscommons.org/tour/
Right Now: Social Media Week – Los Angeles
Are you participating in Social Media Week LA (@SMWLA) this week? It’s happening right now, and there are a few more days left!
We’d love to hear from you on the sessions you’ve attended and what you’ve found most valuable. Post it here as a comment or tweet us or throw a post up on our Facebook Page.
One of the sessions I’m looking forward to is our Board President Natalie Petouhoff’s breakfast session tomorrow – Social Media Monitoring and Measurement at the Coupa Cafe. It is brought to you in part by the Social Media Breakfast LA folks – check them out when you have a chance.
I’ll be live-tweeting as Natalie speaks on the how, why, when, where to measure, and how social media affects business. Two of the big points being covered:
Monitoring: What to monitor and why. Who and what to monitor. Where to find the audiences to monitor. Understanding what your audiences want and care about. What free social media monitoring tools to use. What paid social media monitoring tools to use. How to set-up social media monitoring searches to make sure you get what you need.
Measure: Once you have the data, how to turn it into business value. Secrets to taking data and turning it into insights. What metrics, key performance indicators (KPIs) and measurements you need. How to connect metrics, formulas and calculations. Social media ROI calculations, models, and methodologies to show business value.
This looks to be beyond the Social Media 101 that we already know about. There is always something new right around the corner and perhaps something I haven’t reviewed yet for my clients. If you’re a social media professional, you know how important it is to work with your marketing and sales partners as well as your operations colleagues. The ability to look at your social media data is important to the bottom line. How are you going to show value or forward movement in the flywheel?
Tune in tomorrow.





