Social Media for Toastmasters
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My presentation on Social Media for Toastmasters at Fall Conference of District 57 (Nov 14, 2015) of Toastmasters.
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Social Media for Toastmasters
- 1. November 14, 2015 San Ramon Valley Conference Center District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Toastmasters & Social Media Shyam V Nath, ACB Division Director F @ShyamVaran ShyamVaran@Gmail.com 954 609 2402
- 2. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Agenda • Meetup.com • Facebook (facebook.com/groupsToastmastersInternationalMembers) • Twitter (twitter.com/Toastmasters) • Linkedin (linkd.inToastmastersInternationalOfficialGroup) • Youtube (youtube.com/toastmasters) • Member Prospecting • Year Round Member Engagement • Personal Eminence
- 3. District 57 Fall Conference 2015
- 4. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 TM Branding Guide Slide 54
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- 8. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Linkedin Groups
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- 10. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Twitter
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- 12. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 TM Clubs with a Social Media Slant
- 13. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 TM Magazine July 2014
- 14. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Blogs
- 15. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Google+ (plus.google.com)
- 16. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Instagram
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- 18. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Facebook club page – benefits • Free PR from club members socializing and publicizing club Facebook presence + Public awareness of Toastmasters, in general + Awareness that friends are in the program + Awareness of Toastmasters events + …Awareness creates a “funnel” of guests • Improved membership retention – photographic celebration of members, public praise – helps them feel encouraged • Link to club web site for more info
- 19. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Facebook club page – quick look Easy artwork Social elements Map! Address and other club info Celebrate member accomplishments – tag them so friends know about Toastmasters and the member’s progress
- 20. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Facebook club page – how, p.1 1. Click here 2. Click on “Create Page”
- 21. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Facebook club page – how, p.2 1. Select “Company, Organization or Institution” 2. Select “Non-Profit Organzation” from pull- down menu 3. Type in the name of your club.. 4. …and fill in answers to the page-creation dialog that follows.
- 22. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 YouTube
- 23. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Experiment with the Social Media ShyamVaran@Gmail.com (925) 549 7135 cell @ShyamVaran
- 24. District 57 Fall Conference 2015 Resources • Common Craft videos • Social Media Marketing for Dummies books available on Amazon • Social Networking for Dummies blog • The Social Media Revolution YouTube • Toastmasters International • Social Media Etiquette from TMI
Editor's Notes
- Reference – Deck from slide share
- It is a social networking tool. You join the site and share news and information in 140 characters or less with your followers. Twitter works for large organizations that have large networks. As you can see from our club twitter account, we only have 12 followers. That means every time I post a tweet, 12 people receive it. Not very efficient. It can take while to build a Twitter network. But if you look at the Toastmasters International network, there are 26,567 followers (as of Sunday). Every time TMI sends a message over 26,000 people receive it.
- This is what a subscription to the TMI channel looks like on our club YouTube page.
- To do this you have to experiment. In all experiments, what doesn’t work is just as important is what does work. Experiment with the different tools so you understand how they work. Start slowly and pick a tool to try after you get a basic understanding of what they can do. You need to become the expert in your club so you can help others. Get them excited to try social networking.
- Type in “how to” in Google and you’ll get all sorts of media to help you use social networking.