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Social Media
Consultation Results
      April 2011
Purpose
• To gauge PMI membership attitude and usage
  of social media websites
• Inform social media consultation document
• Influence social media policy
• Establish baselines


                  Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
Background
• Online survey using surveymonkey.com
• 28 questions
  o   Biographical data / general internet usage
  o   Facebook
  o   Linkedin
  o   Twitter
  o   Eblasts

• Available for 4 weeks online


                              Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
Responses
• Low response rate, 91 respondents. Weekly eblast is
  opened by an average of around 600 recipients,
  around 15%.
• Difficult to know if the sample is representative of
  membership in terms of demographics.




                     Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
Selected Results*
  1. What age group are you in?                           2. Are you currently a full member
                                                                      of PMI-LA?
                           25-34                                                           Yes
                           35-44                                                           No
                           45-54
                           55 or over




  * Full results can be found on the PMI-LA SharePoint site


                               Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
Key Findings
•   The majority of respondents visit both pmi-la.org and pmi.org on a monthly basis
    (59.6% and 71.4% respectively).
•   LinkedIn is the preferred social medium for professional purposes (60.7%) and
    usage is high (51.2% weekly).
•   Facebook usage is high (50% daily) but for viewing friends and family updates
    (83.1%).
•   Despite high levels of usage, members of PMI-LA groups on various channels are
    around 50% (19.8% Facebook and 55.8% LinkedIn)
•   Twitter usage is low.
•   Only a minority claim to read the oblasts in detail (15.7%).




                                  Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
Recommendations
                                                                        Continue Twitter
     Website                                                               activity, but
  continues to be                                                       acknowledge as a
  the origin of all                                                        low priority
   new content
                              Increase emphasis
                                on social media                              Utilize services such as
                              across organization                             Google Analytics and
         Ensure valuable
       content on LinkedIn                                                    Hootsuite in order to
         on a daily basis                                                    understand traffic flows
                                                                              and the ROI of efforts

                                       Set raw targets and KPIs
  Concentrate efforts on            such as number of members,
LinkedIn, our members see            as well as measures around                        Re-consider presence
Facebook as a purely social           the effectiveness of web                         on Facebook, options
                                               presence                                include a streamlined
  tool, not a professional
                                                                                       page as opposed to an
          medium
                                                                                         interactive group

                                     Social Media Consultation Final 04/11

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Social media consultation_results

  • 2. Purpose • To gauge PMI membership attitude and usage of social media websites • Inform social media consultation document • Influence social media policy • Establish baselines Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
  • 3. Background • Online survey using surveymonkey.com • 28 questions o Biographical data / general internet usage o Facebook o Linkedin o Twitter o Eblasts • Available for 4 weeks online Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
  • 4. Responses • Low response rate, 91 respondents. Weekly eblast is opened by an average of around 600 recipients, around 15%. • Difficult to know if the sample is representative of membership in terms of demographics. Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
  • 5. Selected Results* 1. What age group are you in? 2. Are you currently a full member of PMI-LA? 25-34 Yes 35-44 No 45-54 55 or over * Full results can be found on the PMI-LA SharePoint site Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
  • 6. Key Findings • The majority of respondents visit both pmi-la.org and pmi.org on a monthly basis (59.6% and 71.4% respectively). • LinkedIn is the preferred social medium for professional purposes (60.7%) and usage is high (51.2% weekly). • Facebook usage is high (50% daily) but for viewing friends and family updates (83.1%). • Despite high levels of usage, members of PMI-LA groups on various channels are around 50% (19.8% Facebook and 55.8% LinkedIn) • Twitter usage is low. • Only a minority claim to read the oblasts in detail (15.7%). Social Media Consultation Final 04/11
  • 7. Recommendations Continue Twitter Website activity, but continues to be acknowledge as a the origin of all low priority new content Increase emphasis on social media Utilize services such as across organization Google Analytics and Ensure valuable content on LinkedIn Hootsuite in order to on a daily basis understand traffic flows and the ROI of efforts Set raw targets and KPIs Concentrate efforts on such as number of members, LinkedIn, our members see as well as measures around Re-consider presence Facebook as a purely social the effectiveness of web on Facebook, options presence include a streamlined tool, not a professional page as opposed to an medium interactive group Social Media Consultation Final 04/11