What The heck Is Social Media?

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    1. What The Heck IsSocial Media?
      Robert M. Ford
      Jefferson Awards for Public Service
      r.ford@jeffersonawards.org Twitter: fordrm
    2. Soundfamiliar?
    3. Social Media: A definition
      “Online applications, platforms and media which aim to facilitate interaction, collaboration and the sharing of content.”
      or two
      “Social media is people having conversations online.”
    4. Why Social Media?
      Increase collaboration between team members
      Improve communication efficiency and effectiveness
      Retain intellectualcapital
      Foster community
      Recruittalent
      Drive innovation
    5. 16%
      36%
      17%
      24%
      68%
      28%
      Publish a blogPublish your own web pagesUpload video you createdUpload audio/music you createdWrite articles or stories & post
      Creators
      Post ratings / reviews Comment on someone else’s blogContribute to online forums
      Contribute to / edit wiki articles
      Critics
      Use RSS feeds
      Add “tags” to Web pages or photos“Vote” for web sites online
      Collectors
      Maintain profile on social networkVisit social network sites
      Joiners
      Read blogs
      Watch video from other users
      Listen to podcasts
      Read online forums
      Read customer ratings / reviews
      Spectators
      None of the above
      Inactives
      [Source: Forrester]
      Who is doing what?
      [Baby Boomers]
    6. Social Technographics - By Age Group
      42%
      31%
      22%
      Creators
      Creators
      Creators
      43%
      44%
      37%
      Critics
      Critics
      Critics
      37%
      29%
      22%
      Collectors
      Collectors
      Collectors
      Male
      65%
      55%
      34%
      Joiners
      Joiners
      Joiners
      86%
      77%
      75%
      Spectators
      Spectators
      Spectators
      9%
      14%
      21%
      Inactives
      Inactives
      Inactives
      18 - 24
      25 - 34
      35 - 44
      36%
      27%
      21%
      Creators
      Creators
      Creators
      51%
      40%
      42%
      Critics
      Critics
      Critics
      23%
      21%
      19%
      Collectors
      Collectors
      Collectors
      Female
      78%
      52%
      32%
      Joiners
      Joiners
      Joiners
      77%
      72%
      68%
      Spectators
      Spectators
      Spectators
      10%
      19%
      27%
      Inactives
      Inactives
      Inactives
      6
    7. Social Technographics - By Age Group
      14%
      12%
      Creators
      Creators
      37%
      28%
      Critics
      Critics
      21%
      12%
      Collectors
      Collectors
      Male
      24%
      11%
      Joiners
      Joiners
      70%
      59%
      Spectators
      Spectators
      26%
      38%
      Inactives
      Inactives
      45 - 54
      55+
      19%
      27%
      Creators
      Creators
      34%
      40%
      Critics
      Critics
      13%
      21%
      Collectors
      Collectors
      Female
      25%
      52%
      Joiners
      Joiners
      66%
      72%
      Spectators
      Spectators
      31%
      19%
      Inactives
      Inactives
      7
    8. Who isdoing what?
      36% of Matures watch and read content created by others
      43% of Gen Xers read/post on message boards
      62% of Millenials socialize online
      27% of Baby Boomers read blogs
      25% of Gen Xers write a blog
    9. Where are they doing it?
    10. 14%
      78%
      TrustsAdverts
      Trusts Recommendations
      We’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto
    11. OpenHonest
      AuthenticDialogue
      Social Media Mantra
    12. Engage!
      Participate
      RelinquishControl
      Listen
      Simple steps to getting started
    13. LinkedIn is your business Rolodex - connecting you to your business network
    14. Facebook is your personal address book - connecting you to your family and friends
      • Aug ‘08 = 100MM users
      • Jan ‘09 = 150MM users
      • Apr ‘09 = 200MM users
      • 35+ users DOUBLED in last 60 days
      April 8, 2009: Facebook Hits 200MM Users
      15
    15. Facebook Demographics
      16
    16. Twitter is a virtual water cooler, where you can listen in, and jump into conversations that interest you
    17. Feb 2009
      10MM users, globally (700% AGR)
      4MM users in US (>1000% AGR)
      Largest demographic is 45-54 year-olds
      Twitter Growth
      18
    18. Examples of how local government can use social media
      Training
      Effective communications
      Incident response
      Strategic public relations
      Knowledge management
      Recruiting
    19. Case Study: Department of Homeland Security
      IdeaFactory Innovate, Collaborate, Succeed
    20. Case Study: Department of Homeland Security
      • Background
      • Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has a large (50,000+) workforce, distributed across 450 airports and other locations
      • Issue:
      • How TSA can engage employees and ensure that every employee has a voice in the way the agency and its operations evolve?
      • How TSA can collect constant, fresh input and perspectives on improvements?
      • How TSA can disseminate information about new and existing programs, initiatives, and policies and provide a forum for communication?
    21. Case Study: Department of Homeland Security
      • Solution: IdeaFactory
      • A participatory, collaborative and transparentwebsite that allows TSA employees to develop, promote, and improve innovative ideas
      • Employees post ideas, and rate and comment on those that interest them, participating in two-way communication with agency leadership, TSA program offices, and each other.
      • Results:
      • 40 innovative ideas (out of 9,000) have been implemented over the last two years, with more than 25,000 employees visiting the site.
      • Employees are engaged and have higher morale
      • Senior Leadership and TSA Program Managers get meaningful input from the workforce and have a reliable communication channel to reach frontline employees
    22. Case Study: Federal Emergency Management Agency
      • Issue:
      • Difficulty in raising public awareness
      • Solution:
      • Launched an integrated campaign (FEMA InFocus) across key social media platforms (YouTube, Facebook, Twitter. FEMA was one of the first federal agencies to initiate user agreements between social vendors such as Google, Facebook.
    23. Case Study: Federal Emergency Management Agency
      Twitter: femainfocus
    24. Case Study: Federal Emergency Management Agency
      YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/FEMA
    25. Case Study: Federal Emergency Management Agency
      Facebook: Federal Emergency Management Agency
    26. Case Study: National Institutes of Health
      Partnered with Wikimedia to increase the availability of accurate medical and health information
    27. Case Study: National Institutes of Health
      • Issue:
      • Seeking to make health and science information more accessible and reliable.
      • Solution:
      • Joined forces with the Wikimedia Foundation (the nonprofit organization that operates the Wikipedia® online encyclopedia) to improve online health information.
      • Hosted Wikipedia Academy - a public outreach event aimed at engaging academics and other subject-matter experts. Experienced Wikipedia authors explained Wikipedia’s structures and community policies to NIH employees unfamiliar with wiki culture or online communities, teaching them how to contribute to Wikipedia.
    28. Jefferson Awards
      SharingServiceStories.org
    29. Jefferson Awards:
      Sharing Service Stories
      People can post their own service stories, including:
      • Embedding YouTube videos
      • Selecting service category
      • Upload images
      • ‘Tag’ story for easy searching
      SharingServiceStories.org
    30. Jefferson Awards:
      Nominating for Jefferson Awards
      People can nominate ‘Unsung Heroes’ for Jefferson Awards
      • Easy to complete
      • Nomination automatically routed to local media partner
      • Details of nominee, nominator and organization automatically captured in CRM system
      SharingServiceStories.org
    31. Jefferson Awards:
      Find Volunteer Opportunities
      People can find volunteer opportunities in their local communities:
      • Leverages Google’s ‘All For Good’ initiative
      • Searchable by City/State or Zip
      • Can further search by interest areas (e.g. Health, Youth, Environment)
      SharingServiceStories.org
    32. Jefferson Awards:
      Sharing Service Stories Widget
      The widget is our trojan horse:
      • Easily embeddable on any web site, blog, social network
      • Content can be filtered by location and/or interest area (e.g. Youth stories in Delaware)
      • Drives traffic back to SharingServiceStories.org
      • Viral nature (one click to get one line of code)
      SharingServiceStories.org
    33. Jefferson Awards:
      Sharing Service Stories Widget
      The widget is our trojan horse:
      • Allows volunteer opportunities to easily be embedded in any site
      • Volunteer opportunities can be filtered by location and/or interest area (e.g. Health in Delaware)
      SharingServiceStories.org
    34. ?
      Any Questions?
    35. Acknowledgements
      All images sourced from Flickr.com, under Creative Commons licenses.
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