Social media as an empty tribune for politicians Natallia Isaevich, Belarus BarcampCaspian09
Who is a politician? A person who is
Public
Fight for power
Shape people’s outlook
Satisfy people’s requirements
No sense to hide
No sense to exist without it
No sense to ignore
You’re just a spokesman
Politics = Marketing
Internet - a real easy and sucsess way
Great number of internet-users all over the world (more than 3 mln in Belarus)
Great number SM resourses : blogs (blogger.com, livejournal.com, vox.com, liveinternet.ru, myspace.com, etc.) , social networks, other useful features.
Livejournal.com: more than 14 mln accounts (more than 13 000 in Belarus)
Simple navigation
Internet-users are waiting for you!
Formal communication
A great work of press-group, but not a politician (lack of credibility)
A week feedback
Personal web-site vs blogs
In formal communication
A politician takes part in life of her/his blog
Good feedback
http://www.whitehouse.gov/president
http://www.whitehouse.gov/firstlady
http://my.barackobama.com
http://www.barackobama.com
http://www.barackobama.com
Tony Blair
More than 5 blogs
Every week he puts a video on youtube
Angela Merkel
Every Friday puts a video with her speech on youtube
http://www.bundeskanzlerin.de
http://www.president.gov.by
http://kozylin.com
http://www.pbnf.org/
A problem
Politicians ignore SM
Don’t analyze internet audience as serious target group
Don’t understand principles of SM’s working
Don’t have enough skills and time
Why?
How to stimulate?
Write more about popularity of SM
Organize columns for politicians in online versions of traditional media
Organize meeting with politicians by active users
Hire PR-specialists for each politician
Comparison with foreigners
Journalists
A source of information
Real news about a person you’ve voted
Society For polititions
Popularity, voices, power
PR -specialists
Work-money-popularity
Are politicians from your country have accounts in networks, blogs or videos on youtube?
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