21/04/25 - 28/07/25 (Week 1 - Week 14)
Andrea Choo Qin Hui (0366959)
Digital and Social Media Communication / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Lectures
INSTRUCTIONS
LECTURES
Introduction to Social Media Communication
・4 Key Things
What we will cover :
1. Content creation and planning
2. Building captions and messaging
3. Visual and video editing
4. Strategic use of different social media platforms
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Figure 1.1 Overview of Social Media Use |
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Figure 1.2 Social Media Use vs. Total Population |
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Figure 1.3 % Reach of Social Media by Age Group |
・Major Social Media Platforms
Platforms + Key Facts :
1. Facebook : Largest user base, community building
2. Instagram : Visual-first platform, influencers, shopping features
3. TikTok: Short-form video, viral trends, Gen Z audience
4.LinkedIn: Professional networking, through leadership
5.YouTube: Long-form video content, tutorials, vlogging
6. Twitter: News, updates and real-time conversation
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・The Foundation of Effective Social Media Strategy
- Personalization is essential for engaging and retaining followers
- Knowing your audience allows you to tailor content to their preferences,
interests and behaviours.
- It improves engagement (likes, shares, comments) and leads to better conversion
rates (sales, sign-ups, etc.)
- Helps you choose the right platform: Audiences behave differently on Instagram
than on LinkedIn, for example...
・Key Attributes
Demographics :
- Age, gender, location, education level, and job roles. Example: A clothing brand
may target young women aged 18-24 living in urban areas.
Psychographics :
- Interests, values, beliefs, lifestyle and personality traits. Example: A tech
company might focus on early adopters interested in innovation and new
gadgets.
Behaviour :
- How they interact with your content, what types of posts they engage with, how
often they comment, and what time they are most active. Example: A fitness
influencer's followers might be highly engaged with workout tutorials.
Pain Points :
- What problems or challenges do they face that your product, service or content
can solve? Example: A skincare brand might identify its audience's pain point as
finding products for sensitive skin.
・What is a Persona
A semi-fictional representation of your ideal follower based on real data and market
research.
Persona Components :
- Name
- Age
- Gender
- Job Role
- Pain Points
- Preferred Platforms
- Content preferences
- How they engage with brands
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