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Multicultural & Social Media World IABC/OC Presentation
1. The multicultural social media & communications world with an emphasis on Asian Americans Presented by Corin Ramos, APR Walson Communications @corinramos [email_address]
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3. Multicultural population in OC 16.05% Asian 0.33% Pacific Islander 1.72% African American 0.38% Native American 14.32% Other races 2.44% Two or more races 32.89% Hispanic 30.49% Foreign born Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006 Survey
4. MULTICULTURAL CASE STUDY: National Fibromyalgia Association Instead of developing one-time, separate multicultural communications/social media campaigns, make them part of your larger marketing strategy.
5. MULTICULTURAL CASE STUDY: National Fibromyalgia Association Instead of developing one-time, separate multicultural communications/social media campaigns, make them part of your larger marketing strategy.
6. Your Multicultural Pitch “The Orange County resident is the first Indian American to be named a federal judge in the Central District of California and the second in U.S. history, according to the federal court.” Ethnicity Ethnicity/gender Highest ranking “First’s” – foreign born “First’s” – U.S. born
7. Multicultural Social Media: B.Y.O.C. (Bring Your Own Culture) Age Political affiliation Religion Sexuality National and regional origin Economic status Military service Physical size