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    social media/strategic communications session on Monday, July 13   9:00 - 10:30 am / 10:45 - 12:15pm (with 15-min break in between). Understanding Social Media for maximum Impact Strategic Communications Social Media Campaign Components (Homebase, outposts, frontiers) Budgeting Time, Dollars Commitments Monitoring Evaluations and SEO leaving 0 loose ends. Road Map to Social Media (Entrance, Maintenance and Exit Strategy) BOOK: Here comes everybody

    social media/strategic communications session on Monday, July 13   9:00 - 10:30 am / 10:45 - 12:15pm (with 15-min break in between). Understanding Social Media for maximum Impact Strategic Communications Social Media Campaign Components (Homebase, outposts, frontiers) Budgeting Time, Dollars Commitments Monitoring Evaluations and SEO leaving 0 loose ends. Road Map to Social Media (Entrance, Maintenance and Exit Strategy) BOOK: Here comes everybody

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    1. Understanding Social Media FOR Impact Strategic Environmental Communications Monday, July 11th 2009 Angela Adrar (202) 439 -7724 [email_address] A spider descending on its thread is a bringer of joys from above.
    2. What is Social Media social media is a shift in how people discover, read and share news, information and content. It's a fusion of sociology and technology, transforming monologues (one to many) into dialogues (many to many) and is the democratization of information, transforming people from content readers into publishers. http:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media
    3. 8 Ways Environmental Organizations use Social Media
      • To promote their mission to geographical and demographically diverse peoples.
      • manage their reputations and their message internally and externally.
      • Listen to their audience’s cares and concerns.
      • React fast and at the right point.
      • To keep up with research and best practices in the field.
      • To spread news or a campaign quickly and creatively!!!
      • To raise support, awareness and money.
      • To better track their supporter’s interests and behavior.
    4. CITIZEN INITIATED Information
      • Telling/showing your own story.
      • Formal and Informal Media Overlapping.
      • Public Profiles and Multiple Personalities
      • Professional Etiquette
      • Responsibility for Content-Rich Content
    5.  
    6. Vietnam: popular social media “"Truyền thông mạng"
      • 86 million inhabitants
      • INTERNET USERS >
      • 1998 : 10,000 - --- 2000: 200,000- -
      • 2006: approx 10 million- -- 2008: 20 Million
      • http://www.internetworldstats.com/asia/vn.htm
      • ________________________________________________________________________________
      • 1.1 million blogs
      • (The Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications)
      • Blog: Fresco 2.0 a snapshot of fresh Vietnam
      • http://www.fresco20.com/
      • ________________________________________________
      • Yahoo 360 : largest group of youth but closing
      • 270,000 Facebook users -- up 320% from last quarter (@twitvietnam)
      • Friendster very popular in South East Asia
      • _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
      • Baomoi Mobile Application: keep up with latest Vietnamese news
      • + 80 local online newspapers .
    7. : Ambassador Species Series Campaign Social Network Tool Kit: Pre tweets and Status Updates http:// www.edf.org/page.cfm?tagID =42891 Founded in 1961 “ They can take actions via our advocacy network, donate, get RSS feeds, post banners on their social pages, view WWF videos and photos, and start discussions. We also invite them to take polls and comment on our stories so we can learn about what they find relevant and important.” -- Sarah Desilets, Social Networking Outreach http://mashable.com/2009/06/24/wwf-profile/ World’s largest environmental charity organization
    8. Examples of Climate Change Platforms
      • www.350.org (US Bill McKibben)
      • http://www.350.org/story
      • www.wiseearth.org (US Paul Hawken)
      • http://www.wiserearth.org/all/search/q/Climate+Change+Vietnam+is_private:0+is_private:0/pagerMax/10/page/1
      • www.celsias.com (NZ)
      • http://www.celsias.com/articles/environment/climate-change/?q =Vietnam
      • Community Based Adaptation Exchange (OneWorldSouthAsia )
      • http:// community.eldis.org/cbax /
    9. Reframing the way we communicate
      • : Twestival “Charity through microblogging”
      • USD$250,000, 17,000 beneficiaries, 1 cause, 202 cities,
      • 60 major press media coverage
      • : 100Places.com ;Mekong (120 second videos) http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =uSHQFDKo9bk
      • : Facebook Causes “Making a Difference”
      • cause related awareness and fundraising
      • 14,717 causes in Environment.
      140 + 120 = remembered and shared messages.
    10. Access
      • 140 Characters
      • 6M users
      • 1B updates
      • 24% heavy users
      • Worth $250M
      • 31 Employees
      • Largest age demographic is 35-to-40-year-olds (25.9% users)
      • – Apr ‘09
      • More than 200 million active users
      • About 70% of Facebook users are outside the United States
      • More than two-thirds of Facebook users are outside of college
      • The fastest growing demographic is those 35 years old +
      • 100 million viewers in March 2009.
      • In total, internet viewers have viewed 14.8 billion online videos in January 2009 alone, with
      • 147 million U.S . internet users watching
      • an average of 101 videos per person.
      http://movers20.esnips.com/TableStatAction.ns?reportId=100
    11. Environmental Social MEDIA STRATEGY. Choosing a Path
      • Social Media Campaign Components
      • Budgeting Resources
      • Entrance, Maintenance and Exit Strategy
    12. Social Media Campaign Components 1) Home Base Web page Blog PR log Facebook 2) Podium Twitter YouTube Goo g le 3) Megaphone Delicious Other blogs Wiki
    13. Review the 3 M s
      • Hu M ans  
      • M oney  
      • M inutes  
    14. Entrance, Maintenance & Exit Strategy Automate Track Update Participate Show Consistency and Competence Comment and Share Build Reach Exit Strategy Entrance Maintenance Research Post, Collaborate, Create, Follow
    15. TIPS for Posting, collaborating, following… 
      • Take advantage of all the FREE applications.
      • Build your Professional Profile for FREE
      • Start a Google GMAIL Account FREE
      • Set up FREE RSS Feeders and blackboard sites
      • Use it to set up FREE web conferences and webinars.
      • Share documents online –Google Doc’s, Slide Share FREE .
      • Think collaboratively with a group – FREE Wiki’s
    16. Cám ơn Viet Nam
    17. Understanding Social Media FOR Impact Strategic Environmental Communications Monday, July 11th 2009 Angela Adrar (202) 439 -7724 [email_address] A spider descending on its thread is a bringer of joys from above.

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