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    1. Power to the People: How Social Media Tactics Shape Global Public Relations Strategies Katerina Tsetsura, Ph.D. Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication University of Oklahoma, USA 2009 European Public Relations Congress, Kiev, Ukraine
    2. CRISIS… NOW WHAT?
    3. (Re)Building Trust  Treat employees well  Produce quality products/services  Have transparent business practices  Communicate frequently and honestly
    4.  Trust is Crucial  BUT What about transparency?  Every company is a media company  BUT Who has a voice?  Everyone says something  BUT Who is heard?  Everyone uses social media  BUT What is professional? ethical? legal?
    5. ПР-и-знание Новых Правил
    6. Everyone Talks  Over 25 million regular blogs in the USA in 2008  Projected over 38 million by 2013  Over 5 million tweets posted each day  Over 4 billion SMS sent daily
    7. Social Network Eco-System NEED STATS 8
    8. Twitter: a Cinderella Story  March, 2006 Twitter was created  March 2007 From 20,000 to 60,000 uses per day  March, 2009 Monthly growth is 1,382 %  April, 2009 Ashton Kutcher hits 1 million  July, 2009 First lawsuit filed over a tweet  October, 2009 Liz Taylor, 77, announces her heart surgery, asks for prayers @DameElizabeth
    9. Shaping Strategies: Using Social Media For  Engaging publics  Uniting for a common cause  Mobilizing activists quickly and efficiently  Influencing policies  Demanding social change  Dealing with customer complains
    10. Пример: Отказ от контроля и приглашение к сотрудничеству С новыми силами потребители могут с энтузиазмом говорить о компании, услугах и продукции
    11. Пример: Слушаем общественные проблемы Активное участие в глобальном проекте. Форум для потребителей и критиков.
    12. Пример: Быстрая мобилизация активистов
    13. Пример: Найти и объединить энтузиастов
    14. Пример: Как решить щекотливый вопрос
    15. CUSTOMER COMPLAINS FOR DUMMIES
    16. Post a Bad Review
    17. Get Creative! And Get Famous!
    18. Complain on Twitter – but Be Careful  Complained at 6:22 AM Jul 14th from web  “Travelzoo @tsetsura So sorry to hear you had a bad experience! Please DM us detailing your complaint and we'll address it with the hotel.8:38 AM Jul 14th
    19. Public Engagement  Trust is crucial  Transparency is a must Getting me on board…
    20. Blogs vs. Flogs Technorati survey 2008
    21. Latest U.S. developments  FTC Seeks to Restrict Gifts to Bloggers  Celeb endorsements should be clear  Law suits over Twitter posts
    22. Social Media First?  How do we learn about all these success stories?  When traditional media cover them!  How do they learn? Do they learn? Who are they? Do we care?  Billion-гри́вна questions!
    23. Dr. Katerina Tsetsura email: tsetsura@ou.edu THANK YOU!
    24. WATCH OUT FOR…
    25. Know your APIs
    26. Know your Apps  Tylenol sleep tracker  Branded Tylenol application
    27. Know one-stop shops  Helloflight. com  Raveable.com  Tweetgrade.com
    28. Global Revolution in China 235 million Chinese Internet Users • 75% are urban, educated • 80+% are 15 – 35 years old 60+ million active blogs • 80+ million active BBSers • 80% of Chinese sites have BBS sections • 3 billion registered BBS users • 1.6 billion daily page views; Premier Wan Jiabao on Facebook 10 million daily posts 600 million mobile subscribers • 5 – 10 million new subscribers a month
    29. For more information, visit www.instituteforpr.org or contact Dr. Katerina Tsetsura email: tsetsura@ou.edu THANK YOU!
    30. Extra Slides (not for show)
    31. 2009 Edelman Midyear Trust Barometer MOST TRUSTED INSTITUTIONS:  NGOs  USA, UK, Germany, France  Business  India  Government  China
    32. PR professionals “I think it can be a fuzzy line. It's hard to know if they do or they don't [pay] unless you are with the company working with the magazine or newspaper to advertise in a unique way. Sometimes it's just a matter of reading the small print - although sometimes - it's VERY small for a reason.”
    33.  “This happens with increasing frequency because so many media outlets face greater competitive and profit pressures than ever. However, such a model of pay for play is not sustainable - without sacrificing credibility.”
    34. Latest trends in the U.S.A.?
    35. 2009 Edelman Midyear Trust Barometer Technology is the most trusted industry in the USA, UK, Germany, India, China
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