Social Media for Technical Communicators

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    1. Social Media for Technical Communicators (and other people who work for money) Daniel D. Beck 18 August 2009
    2. Social Media is recognizable
    3. Social media isn’t social media because someone says it is.
    4. Social Media
    5. Social Media
    6. Ceci n’est pas une social media.
    7. How do we recognize social media?
    8. “When I see a bird that walks like a duck and swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck.” James Whitcomb Riley
    9. Social media has 4 key qualities.
    10. Mediated Me You
    11. Open Access
    12. Reach
    13. Immediacy Propagation Delay Technology
    14. Social Media captures the values (and sometimes the mechanics) of real world interpersonal interaction.
    15. Mediation Cell phones, Web Access Anyone Reach Any other user Immediacy 30 seconds (max)
    16. Social media benefits you in many areas of your life for many audiences for many purposes.
    17. Social media serves different agents.
    18. You (Socially)
    19. You (Professionally)
    20. Your Team
    21. Your Organization
    22. Social media has a huge audience.
    23. By the Numbers 250M 250M 189M 43M
    24. Clients and Customers
    25. Colleagues
    26. Fans and Detractors
    27. Competitors
    28. Bystanders
    29. Social media has several applications.
    30. Collaboration
    31. PR, Marketing, Advertising, and Sales
    32. Social media is easy, if you consider some constraints and best practices.
    33. Avoid pitfalls.
    34. No spam.
    35. No astroturfing.
    36. Don’t exceed you Dunbar’s Number. Mine’s 50.
    37. “Get Back to Work, Rufus.”
    38. Don’t join a cargo cult.
    39. Get good.
    40. Start slow.
    41. Be sensitive.
    42. Know the limits.
    43. Know your audience.
    44. Case Study
    45. Thanks. me@danieldbeck.com

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