This document discusses how to connect various social media accounts and platforms to create a more integrated social media presence. It provides examples of how to link Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and other accounts so content is shared across platforms. It also discusses third party applications that can be used to combine content from different sources into single social media "mashups" or portals. Finally, it discusses the use of things like share buttons and QR codes to further connect a social media presence.
One Desk, Five Sites: Maintaining web presences across your website, Twitter,...Melissa Cheater
This document provides steps for stretching social media resources across multiple sites and platforms. It recommends taking time to plan and organize information architecture and feed architecture. It also recommends preparing to monitor sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr using various tools. Key steps are to prepare to measure results on various platforms and to use distribution tools to share content through RSS and services like Hootsuite. The document emphasizes that the greatest tools are distribution through RSS and services, updating multiple accounts, monitoring tools, mobile apps, and your iPhone.
Social sharing plugins allow users to easily share content from websites across various social media platforms. When users find interesting content online, they can share links and media to sites like Facebook, Twitter, and StumbleUpon directly from the website using plugins. This helps drive traffic and engagement by extending the reach of content beyond a website. Popular all-in-one sharing plugins include AddThis, ShareThis, and Add to Any which integrate sharing options for multiple social networks.
Coordinating a geographically dispersed research project using socialMichael Paskevicius
This presentation was delivered to a group of researchers who were about to embark on a geographically dispersed research project.
In the end the "proposal for openness" was rejected mostly because of privacy concerns around the collected data. The wordpress blog will live on, and is expected to be used for more for open reporting later in the project.
HootSuite is a social media dashboard that allows users to manage multiple social media profiles and platforms from one account. It lets the user schedule posts to platforms like Facebook and Twitter to post when audiences are most active. Gatehouse News requires reporters to tweet twice a day, seven days a week and post to Facebook daily. HootSuite makes it easy to schedule these posts in advance across accounts to increase a brand's reach and engagement on social media. The document provides instructions on setting up accounts in HootSuite and using its features to schedule and monitor social media posts.
Social Developers London - Twitter Cards UpdateAngus Fox
This document provides information about Twitter Cards and how to implement them. Twitter Cards allow websites to attach rich media experiences like images and videos to tweets linking to their content. The summary discusses Twitter Cards types like photo, gallery and product cards. It also outlines the HTML meta tags needed to set up a Twitter Card and get it approved by Twitter. Developers are advised to use HTTPS, provide accessible content across platforms and not auto-play media within cards.
Embedded Tweets, Timelines and Twitter Cards - Social Developers London 09 Ja...Angus Fox
This document summarizes Angus Fox's talk on building with Twitter APIs. It provides information on embedding timelines and tweets, implementing Twitter cards, and retiring deprecated APIs. The talk demonstrates how to generate embed codes to display tweets and timelines on other sites and add metadata to pages to create Twitter cards that enrich tweets linking to those pages. It also notes upcoming changes to Twitter APIs.
Entireweb is a search engine that handles over 150 million searches per month across various query types like web pages, images, and social media. It allows users to search across the entire web as well as directly within platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Entireweb also offers a website submission feature that automatically submits user websites to major search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN, and others, helping to get websites indexed more quickly and exposed to global search traffic. Submitting a website on the Entireweb console involves simply entering the URL and email address, then clicking proceed to instantly index the site on its network of search engines.
Powerpoint used in our Advanced Facebook marketing workshop offered by the ASU Small Business and Technology Development Center to area businesses Thursday, September 27th at the ASU Delta Center. Topics included leveraging Timeline features, Time management, Tools for creating content and scheduling
One Desk, Five Sites: Maintaining web presences across your website, Twitter,...Melissa Cheater
This document provides steps for stretching social media resources across multiple sites and platforms. It recommends taking time to plan and organize information architecture and feed architecture. It also recommends preparing to monitor sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr using various tools. Key steps are to prepare to measure results on various platforms and to use distribution tools to share content through RSS and services like Hootsuite. The document emphasizes that the greatest tools are distribution through RSS and services, updating multiple accounts, monitoring tools, mobile apps, and your iPhone.
Social sharing plugins allow users to easily share content from websites across various social media platforms. When users find interesting content online, they can share links and media to sites like Facebook, Twitter, and StumbleUpon directly from the website using plugins. This helps drive traffic and engagement by extending the reach of content beyond a website. Popular all-in-one sharing plugins include AddThis, ShareThis, and Add to Any which integrate sharing options for multiple social networks.
Coordinating a geographically dispersed research project using socialMichael Paskevicius
This presentation was delivered to a group of researchers who were about to embark on a geographically dispersed research project.
In the end the "proposal for openness" was rejected mostly because of privacy concerns around the collected data. The wordpress blog will live on, and is expected to be used for more for open reporting later in the project.
HootSuite is a social media dashboard that allows users to manage multiple social media profiles and platforms from one account. It lets the user schedule posts to platforms like Facebook and Twitter to post when audiences are most active. Gatehouse News requires reporters to tweet twice a day, seven days a week and post to Facebook daily. HootSuite makes it easy to schedule these posts in advance across accounts to increase a brand's reach and engagement on social media. The document provides instructions on setting up accounts in HootSuite and using its features to schedule and monitor social media posts.
Social Developers London - Twitter Cards UpdateAngus Fox
This document provides information about Twitter Cards and how to implement them. Twitter Cards allow websites to attach rich media experiences like images and videos to tweets linking to their content. The summary discusses Twitter Cards types like photo, gallery and product cards. It also outlines the HTML meta tags needed to set up a Twitter Card and get it approved by Twitter. Developers are advised to use HTTPS, provide accessible content across platforms and not auto-play media within cards.
Embedded Tweets, Timelines and Twitter Cards - Social Developers London 09 Ja...Angus Fox
This document summarizes Angus Fox's talk on building with Twitter APIs. It provides information on embedding timelines and tweets, implementing Twitter cards, and retiring deprecated APIs. The talk demonstrates how to generate embed codes to display tweets and timelines on other sites and add metadata to pages to create Twitter cards that enrich tweets linking to those pages. It also notes upcoming changes to Twitter APIs.
Entireweb is a search engine that handles over 150 million searches per month across various query types like web pages, images, and social media. It allows users to search across the entire web as well as directly within platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Entireweb also offers a website submission feature that automatically submits user websites to major search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN, and others, helping to get websites indexed more quickly and exposed to global search traffic. Submitting a website on the Entireweb console involves simply entering the URL and email address, then clicking proceed to instantly index the site on its network of search engines.
Powerpoint used in our Advanced Facebook marketing workshop offered by the ASU Small Business and Technology Development Center to area businesses Thursday, September 27th at the ASU Delta Center. Topics included leveraging Timeline features, Time management, Tools for creating content and scheduling
Disaster Strikes. Social Media Responds. Activity SheetArielle Slam
The document provides instructions for using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter for emergency preparedness and response activities. It outlines 10 activities including how to post status updates, share links and photos, follow agencies, and engage in conversations. The goals are to collaborate with partners, provide preparedness information to residents, and get feedback through surveys or comments.
Crowdsourcing, Searching Social Media and Curation Resource ListMandy Jenkins
Tools to help journalists find eyewitnesses during breaking news, find sources for stories, curate social media and conduct crowdsourcing projects with readers.
Facebook Instant Articles is a publishing platform that allows content to load extremely fast on Facebook. It has been found that content on Instant Articles receives 20% more clicks, readers are 70% more likely to finish articles, and content is shared 30% more. Instant Articles provides interactive features like auto-playing videos and image galleries. Publishers retain 100% of revenue from ads placed on Instant Articles. Creating Instant Articles involves claiming a URL on the Instant Articles platform and installing the WordPress plugin to publish content.
Facebook is now offering publishers the opportunity to host content directly on Facebook through a new format called Instant Articles. Instant Articles allow content to load up to 10 times faster within the Facebook mobile app and include interactive features like embedded videos and maps. Some concerns have been raised that publishers may lose some control over their content if Instant Articles becomes a primary method of distribution. However, Facebook claims publishers will maintain control and be able to track performance and monetize the content through ads. The new format is seen as beneficial for keeping users engaged within the Facebook platform.
How to use Shareist to broadcast a Message to Multiple Social Networks.Elizabeth Gesta
This is a tutorial on how to use Shareist to broadcast a message to multiple social networks. This is one of the most important tools for Social Media marketing.
How can you optimize graphics for social media when they are constantly changing? How can you use Facebook Open Graph and Twitter Cards to help increase sharing and engagement with your content?
Over the past couple weeks, you have likely heard the hype surrounding Google+. If you were lucky enough to get an invite, you may have started exploring the new social network. Or you may have seen the “+1” appear next to your search results. Google+ has the potential to have a large impact on social and search as we know it. Join Webbed Marketing’s President Bill Balderaz, and Social Media Manager Rebecca Roebuck, to discuss the ins and outs of Google’s latest venture, and what it means for you and your company.
During this webinar we’ll discuss:
• What is Google+
• How it differs from other social networks
• How +1 impacts search and SEO
• What’s next
This document discusses various social media tools that can be used for reporting, including Facebook, Twitter, and apps. It provides information on using hashtags and lists on Facebook and Twitter, how to search each platform, trends features, alerts, and mapping tools to find sources. The document also lists several apps that can be helpful for tasks like listening to police scanners, tracking social media chatter, editing video, recording interviews, note-taking, and translating.
The document discusses blending social media into WordPress sites. It recommends focusing on short-term goals and dedicating time to achieve them. It also suggests learning from similar online communities to enhance content. The document reviews several social media plugins for WordPress, including how to add sharing buttons and leverage connections from sites like Facebook and Twitter. It provides tips on effectively placing social buttons on WordPress posts and pages.
The document discusses how to use Storify to curate social media content and tell stories. Storify allows users to collect relevant social media posts from platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Flickr to enhance news articles. The document outlines best practices for when and how to create a Storify, including checking for an active social media conversation on a topic first, organizing posts chronologically or by topic, and notifying people included in the Storify. Storify can add new dimensions to journalism by highlighting user-generated content and perspectives.
Storify lets you create stories with social media. It's a powerful platform that allows you to search for and accumulate relevant social media posts, links, photos and videos, and assemble them with your own content.
The document compares the Twitter management tools TweetDeck and Twhirl. Both tools are free desktop applications that allow managing multiple social media accounts. While TweetDeck utilizes less desktop space and allows customization and grouping friends, Twhirl has fewer outages, a bright interface, and ability to create groups. Overall, the tools provide similar basic social media management functionality in easy-to-use interfaces for beginners to learn multiple platforms.
The document discusses strategies for government agencies to create buzz and listen to public feedback on social media. It recommends that agencies get users to share content by using social bookmarking sites like Digg and StumbleUpon. It also suggests listening to the public by using tools like Google Alerts, RSS readers, and search sites to monitor discussions on blogs, forums, and social networks. The goal is to engage the public, lead by example in using social media, and measure the impact on policymaking.
This presentation was made for "Facebook Dev Meetup Kathmandu" held on 3rd April, 2016.
In this presentation, we talk about Facebook's Social Graph, Facebook Open Graph v2.5 and How we can use the api to build our apps. We explore the Graph API using Facebook's Graph API Explorer.
This document provides guidance on how to curate social media posts into Storify stories. It discusses what Storify is, why it's useful, best practices for using it, and how to structure a Storify story. Key steps include finding relevant social media posts on platforms like Twitter, arranging the posts in a narrative order, and adding your own text to connect the posts into a cohesive story. The goal is to take scattered social media conversations and transform them into a coherent story for readers.
This document discusses social media marketing strategies and provides tips for Facebook page marketing. It recommends regularly posting engaging content to drive fan engagement on Facebook pages. It outlines eight criteria for success, including maintaining an appealing and informative profile, posting frequent updates, responding to fan comments quickly, encouraging sharing of posts, promoting the page on other channels, analyzing metrics, and including a clear call to action. The document emphasizes the importance of interaction and conversation to build an engaged community around a Facebook page.
This document discusses how PTAs can use social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, to communicate with parents and the community. It provides tips on setting up Facebook pages and fan pages to share information. Examples are given of school districts, superintendents, teachers and PTAs/PTOs that are using social media successfully. The document also covers using Twitter to share updates and engage with others. Resources for learning best practices are included.
Presentation delivered by Barbara Bradley, NY State School Boards, and Evelyn McCormack, Southern Westchester BOCES, at the annual NYSSBA conference in Buffalo, NY, October 2011.
Disaster Strikes. Social Media Responds. Activity SheetArielle Slam
The document provides instructions for using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter for emergency preparedness and response activities. It outlines 10 activities including how to post status updates, share links and photos, follow agencies, and engage in conversations. The goals are to collaborate with partners, provide preparedness information to residents, and get feedback through surveys or comments.
Crowdsourcing, Searching Social Media and Curation Resource ListMandy Jenkins
Tools to help journalists find eyewitnesses during breaking news, find sources for stories, curate social media and conduct crowdsourcing projects with readers.
Facebook Instant Articles is a publishing platform that allows content to load extremely fast on Facebook. It has been found that content on Instant Articles receives 20% more clicks, readers are 70% more likely to finish articles, and content is shared 30% more. Instant Articles provides interactive features like auto-playing videos and image galleries. Publishers retain 100% of revenue from ads placed on Instant Articles. Creating Instant Articles involves claiming a URL on the Instant Articles platform and installing the WordPress plugin to publish content.
Facebook is now offering publishers the opportunity to host content directly on Facebook through a new format called Instant Articles. Instant Articles allow content to load up to 10 times faster within the Facebook mobile app and include interactive features like embedded videos and maps. Some concerns have been raised that publishers may lose some control over their content if Instant Articles becomes a primary method of distribution. However, Facebook claims publishers will maintain control and be able to track performance and monetize the content through ads. The new format is seen as beneficial for keeping users engaged within the Facebook platform.
How to use Shareist to broadcast a Message to Multiple Social Networks.Elizabeth Gesta
This is a tutorial on how to use Shareist to broadcast a message to multiple social networks. This is one of the most important tools for Social Media marketing.
How can you optimize graphics for social media when they are constantly changing? How can you use Facebook Open Graph and Twitter Cards to help increase sharing and engagement with your content?
Over the past couple weeks, you have likely heard the hype surrounding Google+. If you were lucky enough to get an invite, you may have started exploring the new social network. Or you may have seen the “+1” appear next to your search results. Google+ has the potential to have a large impact on social and search as we know it. Join Webbed Marketing’s President Bill Balderaz, and Social Media Manager Rebecca Roebuck, to discuss the ins and outs of Google’s latest venture, and what it means for you and your company.
During this webinar we’ll discuss:
• What is Google+
• How it differs from other social networks
• How +1 impacts search and SEO
• What’s next
This document discusses various social media tools that can be used for reporting, including Facebook, Twitter, and apps. It provides information on using hashtags and lists on Facebook and Twitter, how to search each platform, trends features, alerts, and mapping tools to find sources. The document also lists several apps that can be helpful for tasks like listening to police scanners, tracking social media chatter, editing video, recording interviews, note-taking, and translating.
The document discusses blending social media into WordPress sites. It recommends focusing on short-term goals and dedicating time to achieve them. It also suggests learning from similar online communities to enhance content. The document reviews several social media plugins for WordPress, including how to add sharing buttons and leverage connections from sites like Facebook and Twitter. It provides tips on effectively placing social buttons on WordPress posts and pages.
The document discusses how to use Storify to curate social media content and tell stories. Storify allows users to collect relevant social media posts from platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Flickr to enhance news articles. The document outlines best practices for when and how to create a Storify, including checking for an active social media conversation on a topic first, organizing posts chronologically or by topic, and notifying people included in the Storify. Storify can add new dimensions to journalism by highlighting user-generated content and perspectives.
Storify lets you create stories with social media. It's a powerful platform that allows you to search for and accumulate relevant social media posts, links, photos and videos, and assemble them with your own content.
The document compares the Twitter management tools TweetDeck and Twhirl. Both tools are free desktop applications that allow managing multiple social media accounts. While TweetDeck utilizes less desktop space and allows customization and grouping friends, Twhirl has fewer outages, a bright interface, and ability to create groups. Overall, the tools provide similar basic social media management functionality in easy-to-use interfaces for beginners to learn multiple platforms.
The document discusses strategies for government agencies to create buzz and listen to public feedback on social media. It recommends that agencies get users to share content by using social bookmarking sites like Digg and StumbleUpon. It also suggests listening to the public by using tools like Google Alerts, RSS readers, and search sites to monitor discussions on blogs, forums, and social networks. The goal is to engage the public, lead by example in using social media, and measure the impact on policymaking.
This presentation was made for "Facebook Dev Meetup Kathmandu" held on 3rd April, 2016.
In this presentation, we talk about Facebook's Social Graph, Facebook Open Graph v2.5 and How we can use the api to build our apps. We explore the Graph API using Facebook's Graph API Explorer.
This document provides guidance on how to curate social media posts into Storify stories. It discusses what Storify is, why it's useful, best practices for using it, and how to structure a Storify story. Key steps include finding relevant social media posts on platforms like Twitter, arranging the posts in a narrative order, and adding your own text to connect the posts into a cohesive story. The goal is to take scattered social media conversations and transform them into a coherent story for readers.
This document discusses social media marketing strategies and provides tips for Facebook page marketing. It recommends regularly posting engaging content to drive fan engagement on Facebook pages. It outlines eight criteria for success, including maintaining an appealing and informative profile, posting frequent updates, responding to fan comments quickly, encouraging sharing of posts, promoting the page on other channels, analyzing metrics, and including a clear call to action. The document emphasizes the importance of interaction and conversation to build an engaged community around a Facebook page.
This document discusses how PTAs can use social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, to communicate with parents and the community. It provides tips on setting up Facebook pages and fan pages to share information. Examples are given of school districts, superintendents, teachers and PTAs/PTOs that are using social media successfully. The document also covers using Twitter to share updates and engage with others. Resources for learning best practices are included.
Presentation delivered by Barbara Bradley, NY State School Boards, and Evelyn McCormack, Southern Westchester BOCES, at the annual NYSSBA conference in Buffalo, NY, October 2011.
This document discusses how PTAs can use social media like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest to engage parents and share information. It notes that over half of parents now get school information from Facebook and Twitter rather than district websites. The document provides tips on setting up pages and profiles, best practices for posting content, and analytics tools. It emphasizes using photos and videos to engage audiences and drive traffic back to official sites.
This presentation discusses various social media and web 2.0 tools that can be useful for school public relations professionals. It highlights dashboard tools like iGoogle and Netvibes that aggregate important news and updates in one place. It also emphasizes the importance of using tools like Google Alerts and Trackle to track online mentions of your school district. The presentation provides examples of how these tools were useful in monitoring events like the BP oil spill and a school baseball championship. It briefly touches on integrating social media profiles by posting Twitter updates to Facebook.
Putting the New Social Media Wave to Work for YouEvelyn McCormack
The document discusses using social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, to connect with parents and share school information. It provides statistics on social media usage and examples of how school districts, teachers, and PTAs are using platforms like Facebook pages, Twitter, and YouTube channels. Tips are provided on setting up accounts and content best practices. Connecting efforts across social media is also covered.
Sea Change: How Social Media Has Changed the Educational LandscapeEvelyn McCormack
This document summarizes a presentation about how social media has changed education. It discusses the rise of popular social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. It provides examples of how school districts and education organizations are using these tools to share information with parents and engage communities. The presentation emphasizes developing a social media strategy and connecting different social media channels to maximize outreach.
This document provides an overview of how teachers can use Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Learnist for educational purposes. It discusses setting privacy settings on Facebook, creating closed Facebook groups for classes, and using a separate teacher profile. Twitter can be used to communicate reminders and questions with students. Pinterest and Learnist allow curating content by creating boards on topics. Examples of using Learnist include sharing lesson plans, samples, and ideas to improve students' learning. Overall, the document promotes using social media strategically and appropriately to enhance education.
This document discusses how school districts and educators can use various social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr to communicate with stakeholders. It provides statistics on social media use and examples of school districts that are using these tools successfully. The document also addresses common myths about social media and how it can benefit schools by publicizing their achievements and controlling their own messaging.
This document discusses how schools can use Pinterest to engage stakeholders. It explains that Pinterest is a virtual pinboard where users create boards to organize images, links, and videos from the web. The document notes that Pinterest is growing rapidly and that images on it can be easily shared on other social media. It provides examples of how teachers, PR offices, and guidance counselors at schools could create boards with resources for students, information about the school, and materials to support learning. The document encourages schools to start using Pinterest to showcase their work in a visual way.
Social Next: Collaboration, Communication, IntegrationEvelyn McCormack
Where is social media for school communications headed next? We're becoming more sophisticated, we're using more multimedia, we're curating interesting information for our parents. A look at trends best practices, and ways to corral, monitor and track your social media.
This document discusses how schools can use social media to communicate and engage with students, families and the community. It provides examples of how school districts are using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn to share information about events and accomplishments, spotlight teachers and students, and promote the district. The document emphasizes that social media allows for two-way conversations, and districts should be transparent and listen to feedback. It also stresses that engagement on social media takes time and effort to grow and maintain.
The document discusses using images and infographics on social media to increase engagement. It notes that posts with images get more than double the shares as text-only posts. Various free and low-cost tools for creating graphics and infographics are mentioned, including Canva, Infogram, Piktochart, and mobile apps. Different types of infographics like timelines, maps, and comparisons are listed. Tips for designing effective infographics are provided. Examples of infographics on various topics are shown and sources for the tools are included.
Using Social Media Tools & Technology to Promote Your School District -- Long...Evelyn McCormack
This document provides an overview of using social media tools and technologies to promote school districts. It discusses popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs/newsletters. It also addresses common myths about social media, and provides tips on setting up accounts and pages on these platforms as well as using additional tools like hashtags and URL shorteners. The document aims to demonstrate how social media can help publicize achievements, drive traffic to websites, and develop personal learning networks.
This document discusses tools for creating visual content for social media without design experience. It recommends Canva, Adobe Spark, and various mobile apps for making images, graphics, and videos. Specific tips are provided on using these tools, such as uploading photos to Canva to design with. Infographics are also discussed as a type of visual that works well on social media. Templates, structure, and storytelling techniques for infographics are covered.
Establishing a clear social media policy is important for providing direction to employees who engage on behalf of a brand in social media and for protecting the corporate reputation. Here are a few tips on how to effectively set up and implement your policy.
Tools To Create Awesome Facebook Fan Pages - Webinar
This webinar covers the tools available to create custom tabs on your Facebook fan pages using various apps.
Social Media Marketing provides an overview of social media marketing and how to utilize various social media platforms. It defines social media marketing as using social media websites to promote a business. It discusses major platforms like Facebook, blogs, Twitter, photo sharing sites, and video sharing sites. The document provides tips on setting up pages and profiles on these sites, how to share updates across multiple sites, and how to measure the results of social media marketing efforts.
The document provides instructions for 20 digital activities, ranging from basic to advanced. It begins with setting up social media profiles and uploading content to sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Flickr. It then covers tagging images, embedding and sharing content, microblogging on Twitter, subscribing to RSS feeds, and listening to music on Pandora while sharing to social networks. More advanced activities include using location-based check-ins on Foursquare, mobile apps, social bookmarking, webcam conversations, social coupons, games, blogging, and scanning 2D barcodes. Instructions are provided for how to perform each activity on the relevant sites and platforms.
Designing for the Social Web: Integrating Social Media into Web DesignEric T. Tung
How to design graphics for social media pages posts, how to use Facebook Plugins and Twitter Widgets to add social capabilities to your website, and how to use Facebook Open Graph and Twitter Cards to help increase engagement of social posts from your website.
The document provides an overview of various social media techniques that can be used, beginning tonight. It recommends starting a blog to explore your passions and improve writing skills. It also recommends setting up profiles on LinkedIn for professional networking and Facebook, but keeping activities professional. Twitter is suggested for following interesting people and organizations, as well as retweeting content. Additional techniques covered include using photos, video, mobile apps, analytics and building an online community. The key requirement highlighted is having a genuine passion for the topic being shared on social media.
This document provides information and resources for Coldwell Banker agents regarding social media marketing. It lists Coldwell Banker's corporate social media pages and platforms. It then discusses goals around assisting agents by providing social media resources and tips to help them market properties and leverage trends. Specific tactics mentioned include providing agent training, sharing listings across social media pages, and growing follower audiences.
Social Media Speaker Dawn Raquel Jensen of Virtual Options Coaching & Training covers Digital Embassies and Outpost most small business owners would use. She provides tips and tools to monitor what's being said about you, to manage your Social Media presence and building Social trust and authority. Dawn spoke to the Powerful Women Network's June 2013 meeting. For more information about @Dawnrjensen or @virtualoptions, visit: http://www.virtualoptions.net
The document provides an overview of various social media techniques that can be used, beginning with having a passion for something and using social media to express that passion authentically. It recommends starting a blog to explore one's passion and become an authority on a topic. Additionally, it recommends using LinkedIn and Facebook professionally and suggests ways to engage on Twitter, such as using hashtags and shortening URLs. The document also discusses using photos, video, and mobile apps to expand one's social media activities and build an online community.
The document provides an overview of social media techniques that can be used today, including starting a blog, using LinkedIn and Facebook, tweeting on Twitter, sharing photos on Flickr or Picasa, uploading videos to YouTube, live streaming with Ustream.tv, using mobile apps, analytics tools, and more. It emphasizes finding a passion and using these tools to authentically engage with others who share your interests in order to build an online community and personal brand over time.
The document provides tips for vamping up a Facebook business page, including using a profile picture and cover image to visually represent the company, filling out the about section with key details, customizing the page URL with a vanity URL, adding up to 12 custom apps, importing feeds from other social channels, learning post settings and tips, using promoted posts and ads to boost content reach, incorporating hashtags, accessing insights on followers and referrals, and reviewing a GoPro Facebook success story. Resources for further information on optimizing the Facebook presence are also included.
2011: GoWProNJ: Getting Your Agency's Message OutCarol Spencer
Presentation to the Government Web Professionals of New Jersey about how to effectively communicate with government agency constituents via social media.
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This document provides guidance on using social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook to engage supporters and share information about AmeriCares' relief efforts. It discusses best practices for writing tweets and Facebook posts, including keeping them concise with relevant hashtags and calls to action. Shortened URLs and images are recommended to enhance posts. Engaging with followers through responses and retweets can help spread awareness of AmeriCares' work.
This document provides guidance on using social media like Twitter and Facebook for the nonprofit AmeriCares. It covers best practices for writing tweets and Facebook updates, including keeping them short, including relevant keywords and calls to action, and linking to shortened URLs. Instructions are given for uploading photos to services like Twitpic and sending Facebook updates to fans. The goal is to effectively engage supporters and drive traffic to AmeriCares' website where people can learn more and take action to support its relief efforts.
Presentation on WordPress and Social Media integration given at WordCamp Raleigh on May 22, 2011. Sharing tools, techniques, and technology to implement social media tools into WordPress CMS.
PBS Annual Meeting : Beyond Social Media 101David J. Neff
A presentation give by myself and Kevin Dando from National PBS HQ on "Moving Beyond Social Media 101" in the community broadcasting space. Check out more of it by searching #PBSam on Twitter.
The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of social networking. It discusses early bulletin board systems from the 1980s-1990s that allowed users to share information. Major social networks like Friendster, MySpace, and Facebook launched between 2002-2006, with Facebook ultimately becoming the largest network. The document then provides tips on using social media platforms like Facebook, including building a Facebook page and fan base, being actively engaged, and integrating social widgets on other sites like blogs.
This document provides information about a one hour Facebook tuition course offered by Social Media Hive. The course will cover topics like customizing the Facebook photostream, the about box, status updates, and how to optimize the Facebook page for business. Social Media Hive was originally founded as a social media management company and aims to teach students how to use Facebook effectively for business through their tuition courses.
The document provides instructions for exercises using various online tools for digital marketing and social media. It includes tasks for setting up and customizing accounts on Firefox, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, WordPress, Tumblr, and Posterous. Screenshots are provided to illustrate interfaces for plugins, settings pages, uploading/editing content, and more. The goal is to learn how to use these platforms and engage with their key features for online marketing, sales and digital strategy.
This document provides information on various free digital storytelling and graphic posting tools, including Adobe Spark Page, Adobe Spark Video, Canva, Storyform, Verse, Atavist, Piktochart, Infogram, and Venngage. It discusses the capabilities of tools like Adobe Spark Page for creating scrolling stories with photos, text and video. Canva is described as another free tool for creating graphic posts using photos and templates. Resources and examples of digital stories are also referenced.
Tell Your Visual Story: Online Graphic & Infographic Tools for Non-DesignersEvelyn McCormack
This document discusses various online graphic and infographic tools that can be used by non-designers to tell visual stories. It provides information on tools like Canva, Piktochart, Easel.ly, and Venngage for creating infographics using templates. It also discusses digital storytelling tools like Adobe Spark Page and Spark Post. Tips are provided for effective infographic design and using the various tools.
The Latest in Social Media: Storytelling, Live Content and FunEvelyn McCormack
Evelyn McCormack presented on the latest trends in social media for storytelling and live content. She discussed using visuals, running campaigns, staying active and building engagement. She highlighted trends like visual storytelling using tools like Adobe Spark, Canva and Instagram, as well as live video on Facebook and Twitter. McCormack provided examples and tutorials for creating visual stories, videos and using different platforms to engage audiences.
How a Robust Communications Plan Brought One District Back From the Brink Evelyn McCormack
Presentation on communications in one school district, and the impact it had. Will be presenting this at the New York School Boards Association annual conference on Oct. 28, 2016.
To set up a Facebook fan page for a school or PTA:
1. You need a personal Facebook profile to start. Then click the link to register an organization page and select "Education" as the organization type.
2. Provide details about the school or PTA and save the page.
3. The first steps are to add a profile photo, information about the organization, and set privacy settings for what fans can post.
4. An administration panel at the top allows managing notifications, insights, and tips to improve the fan page.
This document provides an overview of using various social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs and wikis for school communication and collaboration. It discusses how schools and educational institutions can use these tools to publicize achievements, develop professional learning networks, and engage with students, parents and the public. Common concerns about social media are addressed, and examples of schools that have successfully adopted these tools are presented.
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2. Power of Social Media Question
NSPRA 2012
Who is Karen Klein?
3.
4. Klein story hits mainstream media,
and she’s interviewed on all major
network and cable news shows.
The Today Show’s Matt Lauer calls
the kids in the video “narrow
minded monsters.”
5.
6.
7. Why Connect Your Sites?
• Time-saver
• User-friendly: Watch YouTube video on Facebook;
read tweets on FB; read FB posts on Twitter, etc.
• “Mashup” all your social media on one web page
(if you’re willing to pay)
8. What We’ll Examine
• Tricks on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, other
sites that connect one to the other
• Free (but limited) online apps that can connect accounts
• “Share” buttons
• Social media “mashups” (cool social media portals)
10. 2. Selective Tweets (Twitter to FB)
https://www.facebook.com/selectivetwitter
Use #fb after every tweet; will appear in real time on Facebook fan
page.
13. 6. YouTube to Facebook & Twitter
On your YouTube channel, go to Settings Sharing. Choose
“Connect” to link w/social media sites you want to share videos
with. Each time you upload a video, it will also appear on FB/Twitter
14.
15. 7. Enewsletters to Social Media
Simple Share on Constant Contact prompts you to post your eNewsletter to
Facebook and Twitter
16. 8. QR Code to Your District Website
White Plains City School District QR
code takes you directly to the website
Southern Westchester BOCES QR code
connects you to the website. Print QR code
on back of all District business cards.
17. Google QR Code Creator
Simply type in your website URL and
http://createqrcode.appspot.com/
Google creates the code
18. 9. Google+ to Other Social Media
Go to your Google account, click on Accounts in left column. Scroll down to
Connected Accounts. Click on “Connecting Your Accounts” and page will
come up. Choose which accounts to connect to your Google+ account.
19. Third-Party Applications
http://apps.facebook.com/iframehost
Click on “Install Page Tab”
Choose your fan page in the
dropdown and click on Add Page
Tab
20. Your new tab will appear on your fan page.
The tab says “welcome,” but you can
change that later.
Click on “Authorize the Tab
Application”
Click “allow”, this page comes
up. Type in URL of District’s
Pinterest page, then choose size
of page or keep at 800 px, the
default). Woobox also offers a
free Twitter tab.
Credit: Pinterest for Business
21.
22.
23. Integrate other social media sites on your Facebook fan page.
Include Twitter, RSS feed, Flickr. YouTube. (two apps for free)
https://apps.facebook.com/involver_appjgeph/
25. White Plains YouTube on Facebook
Involver’s YouTube for
Facebook page.
Refreshes
automatically w/latest
video uploaded to
YouTube. Library of
other videos below.
26. Involver’s photo page application for Facebook. Scrolling library of photos, with a
featured photo at the top.
29. 1. Tweet Button
https://twitter.com/about/resources/buttons
When on Twitter, go to About Resources Buttons. Choose
button style & Twitter will develop html code.
Cut & paste code to website.
41. Thanks for Connecting!
• 914-592-4203
• emccormack@swboces.org
• blog: schoolcommunications20.com
• www.slideshare.net/evelynmccormack (Powerpoint and handouts)
Editor's Notes
----- Meeting Notes (7/8/12 18:56) -----This will primarily be a nuts and bolts presentation, geared toward school PR people already using socal media, but looking for a "next step" in integrating sites so that they can mesh together better. Not talking about social media dashboards.
Something always happens in social media news just before I head to NSPRA, and certainly while I’m working on a presentation. In the past – Rutgers University story, Anthony Weiner story, and now this year, something else just happened that intrigued me and made me think about how social media connections can be really important. Every year, there’s a great example of the Power of Social Media. So this year, I have a trivia question for you.
A video called “Making the Bus Monitor Cry” is posted on YouTube by a students at Athena Middle School in Greece, NY. It initially gets a few thousand hits.Max Sidorov sees the video, is outraged, writes about it on Reddit, social bookmarking site. He announces that he’s created a crowdfunding account on Ms. Klein’s behalf on indiegogo.com. YouTube video hits increase to 8 million.
Sidorov’s fundraising page sets goal of $5,000, urging users to contribute toward vacation for Klein, who makes $15,000 a year. In 3 weeks, the site raises $679,000. There are still 11days left to contribute.
Families of four boys waive rights to hearing and agree to one-year suspensions from school and bus transportationSuspended students will be transferred to alternative ed program at district Reengagement Center in a non-school facility in 2012-13 Must complete 50 community service hours w/senior citizens, and formal program of bullying prevention, respect and responsibilityIf, after 30 weeks, students complete conditions of discipline and are in good standing, can apply for readmission to Athena Middle School
On June 26, Karen Klein got to meet Max Sidorov.After her trip to Boston, she said she plans to donate some of her $676,000 to charities that help kids with Down syndrome and autism.
Probably the best known way to connect two sites, and the two most used sites by school districts so far. Simply go to the website listed here: facebook.com/twitter. You’ll see the window on the left. Click on that, and any pages you administer will come up in the dialogue box on the right. Click on the “Link to Twitter” button to link your two sites. Icons that don’t say “link to Twitter” on them means they’re already linked fro this Facebook page. These are all the pages I administer or help to admin.
On Facebook, search for selective twitter. Make sure you’re signed up as the administrator of your page or pages. Or go to this link, and this page will pop up. If you administer administer pages, it will include tabs for Your Profile. Your Fan Pages, etc. Click on your fan pages and you can choose which one you’d like to connect IN REVERSE of what we just discussed. Once connected, if you use #fb after each of your tweets, they will appear on Facebook page. This is for people who tend to be on Twitter more often than Facebook, or in the heat of the moment, don’t want to leave their Twitter account.
Twitter unlinked LinkedIn from their platform this month. This means that you can no longer automatically broadcast tweets from your Twitter account to LinkedIn by using #li. But users of LinkedIn can automatically broadcast “Twitter status messages” from LinkedIn to Twitter. To post a Tweet on LinkedIn, simply type your message in the box on your profile page, click on “attach a link,” and click on the Twitter bird on the right, then “share.”
Simply type in your message, attach a link (if you have one), and decide if you want to share with all followers or targeted audience. The targeted audience option allows you to choose to share with only employees, everyone, and then targets your readers based on geography and type of business they’re in. Click on “share.” Once you create a company page, look often at the Insights and Page Statistics buttons for info on who’s looking at your page.
This is what it looks like. Doesn’t take you back to YouTube to watch, no need for a long link here.
Go to your Google account, click on settings button, and scroll down to connected accounts. Click on “Connecting Your Accounts” and page will come up. Choose which accounts to connect to your Google+ account.
The company is called Woobox, but you can find their apps just by using the URL at the top. If you admin a Facebook page, it will automatically ask you which fan page you want to add a tab to.
Here’s how it looks on our SWBOCES Facebook page. Pinterest tab.
This is primarily for Facebook, but benefits other social media sites, too, because chances are, you have the most followers or fans on Facebook. The one third-party app I use the most is provided by Involver. They let you link your YouTube channel for free to your Facebook fan page. On this screen, you can see the easy process of installing YouTube on your fan page on the left. You can then edit your YouTube page on Facebook, if you want, but this service will update and refresh your page automatically. Look for “YouTube” on your applications tabs on Facebook.
All of these come with certain free features, then if you want more, you have to pay.
This is what our news stories look like (at the end) on our website. I have shared the Tweet button code with everyone on my staff, and they’re supposed to either use the Tweet button at the end of their stories, or the AddThis button, which is coming next.
You can also embed a “Find Us on Facebook” box like this one on your website or your blog. Go to the URL at the top, and the gray box will appear. You just fill out your preferences on size, the Facebook page URL, and then click on Get Code. You can cut and paste the code onto your website or blog.
Fill in the information on the left, including the URL of the page where you want the Facebook button to appear. Simply click on “Get Code,” and cut and paste the code onto you website, wherever you want to use it.
The price is proprietary information, but you can contact the company, allofe.com.
Wave of the future? Look at the good work that Papillion-La Vista already has done, with FB pages for all of their schools. It’s a matter of time and for many of us, staff.