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    1. New Media Engagement Chris Faulkner
    2. How It Has Worked In The Past…
      • Spoken Word
      • Leaflets
      • Mail
      • Newspapers
      • Radio
      • Billboards
      • Television
    3. Sending But Not Receiving…
      • New media conversations are not passive one-way communications.
      • Traditional advertising seeks to send a fixed message to a silent receiver.
      • New media communicators are not content to hear you…they want to respond, give feedback, criticize and spread your message through their network.
    4. More Than Just A Website…
      • SMS Texting
      • Email
      • News websites
      • Blogs
      • Social network groups
      • User generated video
      • News story preference (digg, technorati, del.icio.us, reddit)
    5. Facebook
    6. Twitter
    7. LinkedIn
    8. Web 2.0 Activist
      • a suite of tools and technologies that define the next-gen Internet.
      • Including:
        • Web-based applications
        • online content-sharing communities (like Buzznet or del.icio.us )
        • content-sensitive advertising
        • personal publishing (blogs and podcasts)
        • group publishing ( Wikipedia )
    9. Google Bombs
      • Campaigns to push websites to the top of a given search term generally through link placement on sites, forums, and blogs.
      • Recruit high-ranked pages to link the desired site
      • The anticipated future: Money Bombs
    10. “ Sounds good…but what do I do with it?”
      • Say it.
      • Say it so they remember it.
      • Say it again.
      • Say it to the people who will listen.
      • Say it to people who will repeat it.
      • Say it loud.
      • Say it in such a way that you seize command of the conversation.
    11. Objectives
      • Protect your brand.
      • Guide the conversation.
      • Push your message.
      • Motivate your supporters.
      • Harness their energy.
      • Help them help you.
    12. Grow, learn and stay in touch.
      • www.AmericanMajority.org
      • www.SamAdamsAlliance.org
      • www.GOPGrunt.com
      • Stay connected
        • Facebook.com
        • LinkedIn.com
        • Twitter.com/chrisfaulkner

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