1. Meeting 5 (May 1):
Best Practices in Social Media
for the Communications •Traditional vs. social media
Professional •Blog Platforms
•Working with bloggers/citizen journalists
•Dealing with empowered consumers,
Instructor:
negative comments and the real-time
Erik Deutsch (@erikdeutsch) •Using social media for “old school” media
#UCLAx425 relations
•Guest speakers:
Babette Pepaj (@BakeSpace)
Founder, BakeSpace.com and
TECHmunch Food Blogger Conference
Beth Mansfield (@BethMansfield and
@CarlsJr), Director of PR,
CKE Restaurants, Inc.
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5. Traditional media "hits" are just the beginning,
not the end, of the journey...
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6. TRADITIONAL SOCIAL
Professional Journalists User Generated/Citizen Journalists
Editorial process/oversight Anything Goes
Expensive Infrastructure Free or Low Cost Tools Online
Broadcast Narrowcast (Niche) /Targeted
One-Way Consumed Two-Way/Multidirectional
(interactive conversation
Next Day Water Cooler Discussion Immediate Opportunity to Go Viral
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7. • Full-Scale: Wordpress, Blogger, Typepad
• Hybrid or "Lifestream": Tumblr, Posterous
• Micro: Twitter
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8. Full Platforms:
Wordpress, Blogger & TypePad
- Lots of free and paid templates
- Customization
- Hosted or unhosted
- Widgets
Hybrid or "Lifestream" Platforms
Tumblr & Posterours
- Simple, quick and easy
- Limited capabilities and customization
Micro Platforms
Twitter
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10. 1) Don't "carpet bomb"
2) Be social
3) Provide "social" content
4) Make it "profitable" for the blogger
PR = Page Rank
Note "Paid" vs. "Earned" Media...
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