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Demetrio P. Maguigad & Marissa Wasseluk Community Media Workshop 312-369-6400 demetrio@newstips. org -- [email protected] Follow on Twitter @dmaguigad & @npcommunicator http://www.communitymediaworkshop.org social media bootcamp

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Demetrio P. Maguigad & Marissa WasselukCommunity Media [email protected] -- [email protected] Follow on Twitter @dmaguigad & @npcommunicatorhttp://www.communitymediaworkshop.org

social media bootcamp

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Goals for the Bootcamp

• Develop a better sense of what social media is as a participant rather then a consumer.

• Develop policies and introduce management tactics to help guide you through your work.

• Develop a plan – identify audiences, objectives, strategies, tactics and measurement.

• Become better equipped at doing online research to keep up with the trends.

• Better understand the tools and platforms—not the fads.

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social mediaIt’s kind of like…

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It’s all about developing meaningful relationships by engaging audiences through

conversations

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online users: tools categorized by people’s actions• people creating: blogs, podcasts, videos• people connecting: social networks• people collaborating: wiki’s, crowd sourcing• people reacting: reviews, liking, digging• people accelerating consumption: sharing,

aggregating, RSS feeds

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online users: technographics & categories

creatorsconversationalistscriticscollectorsjoinersspectatorsIn-actives

} influencersorganizers {

} majority

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online users: U.S. technographics averages

*Forrester Research, Forrester Consumer Data

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mapping our presence

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use keywords& tags

www.touchgraph.com/seowww.socialmention.com

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developing a social media policy

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Social Media Policy

• identifies organization culture & voice• anticipates audience engagement• sets guidelines for online engagement• preventing and responding to crisis• define what you can and can not control

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Control Some Control No Control

Website

Blog

Mission

Brochures

Policies

… things we create in house

Employees/Staff

Comments on our blog

Facebook Page

Twitter Accounts

Search

… things we can participate and have some influence

Competitors

Comments on other blogs

Reviews on other sites

Reactions or responses to services, products or brand

… things we need to respond to

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Hootsuite for Twitterwww.hootsuite.com

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RT @knightfdn: 20+ reasons why investing in #journalism & #media creates lasting change

http://kng.ht/jdRx3e @icfj

anatomy of a tweet

www.hootsuite.com

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#smb2012www.hootsuite.com

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Wrapping Up

• Social Web and the High School Dance• Audiences Using Technology & the Web• Mapping our presence online using Keywords• Social Media Policy: Taking Control of Online

Communications• Using Hootsuite to manage Twitter and other

social accounts

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Homework

• Complete a narrative draft of your social media policy using the worksheet and your control notes. Due by Wednesday March 14th via email.

• Continue following and monitoring the #smb2012 conversation on twitter. We will be pointing to resources there

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Q + Adiscussion

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Demetrio P. Maguigad & Marissa WasselukCommunity Media [email protected] on Twitter @dmaguigad & @npcommunicatorhttp://www.communitymediaworkshop.org

social media bootcamp