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Discover the key strategies to effectively utilize social media platforms for communication, including Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and email newsletters. Learn how to engage with audiences, maximize reach, and build a strong online presence. Gain insights on best practices, content creation, and interaction techniques to enhance your digital communication skills.
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Opening the Electronic Doors Stafford KendallPrincipal, Covalent Logic
In The Long, Long Ago Telephone Telegraph Tell-a-Friend Television
Broadcast • Twitter • Facebook Pages • Blogs • Email Newsletters
Conversation • MySpace • Facebook Groups • LinkedIN • Blogs • Discussion Boards
Build It • Minimum: • Share • Email to a Friend • Subscribe • Extras: • Facebook Page • Facebook Group • Twitter
Subscribe • Don’t require too much – they will just lie. • Follow CAN-SPAM: • Your Contact Info • Unsubscribe Link • Double Opt-in Recommended • Allow Self-Segmenting
Consider Social Networking • Facebook • Twitter • Blog • Email Newsletter
Page • Broadcast • Get “fans” • Message the group • Postings appear in fans’ News Feed • Update once a week – minimum. • Message once a week – maximum.
Group • Conversation • Can be private • Posts do not appear in News Feed • Can message whole group • Have to “let it go” more than with a Page.
Causes • App to encourage action – using overt viral networking and broadcast tools. • Adds donation portal to “Page” concept. • Once a week updating is a good pace.
Twitter • Multiple feeds – niche, niche, niche. • Write evergreen tweets before you start to help fill the void. • No necessary, required updating schedule, once a day is a good pace.
There’s Nothing New Under the Sun • Same rules of etiquette and grace apply. • Trust your instincts. • Listen before you speak. • Beg forgiveness, don’t ask for permission. (unless you’re mass emailing)