Dan Slee 'Social Media is local' DCCStudio Know How Session

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Dan Slee is senior press officer with Walsall Council UK, who set up early local government twitterstream in 2008 with 67 social media profiles currently, including staff from frontline. Dan also organises 'brewcamp' meet-ups for local gov and social media.

Soci al medi a i s l ocal
Dubl i n Ci t y Counci l
June 2013
Dan Sl ee
Wal sal l Counci l
l ocal gov
di gi t al
Our soci al st ory
at Wal sal l Counci
l

Our social story 2013
67
profiles
6 platforms

Our social story 2013
67
profiles
6 platforms
35,000
sign-ups

Our social story 2013
67
profiles
6 platforms
35,000
sign-ups
170,000
reach

“Organisations don’t
tweet. People do.”
- Euan Semple

100 per cent have Facebook and
Twitter
97.5 per cent expect this to
increase
Almost 40 per cent said trust and
training were the biggest barriers.
Source: Best by West Midlands whitepaper July 2013

So, how do we share the ideas?
http://flic.kr/p/dY1KFs

Thank you
Dan Slee
Twitter: @danslee
Email: sleed@walsall.gov.uk
Blog: www.danslee.wordpress.com
Blog: www.comms2point0.co.uk

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Dan Slee 'Social Media is local' DCCStudio Know How Session

1. Soci al medi a i s l ocal Dubl i n Ci t y Counci l June 2013 Dan Sl ee Wal sal l Counci l l ocal gov di gi t al Our soci al st ory at Wal sal l Counci l

2. Where’s Walsall?

3. Where’s Walsall?

4. My digital story...

9. In 2013...

10.

11. Our social story 2008

12. Our social story 2008 fi 1 e profile

13. Our social story 2008 fi 1 efi 1 e profile platform

14. Our social story 2008 fi 1 efi 1 e profile platform

15. Our social story 2013

16. Our social story 2013 67 profiles

17. Our social story 2013 67 profiles 6 platforms

18. Our social story 2013 67 profiles 6 platforms 35,000 sign-ups

19. Our social story 2013 67 profiles 6 platforms 35,000 sign-ups 170,000 reach

20. Some examples...

21. “Organisations don’t tweet. People do.” - Euan Semple

22. Case study @walsallcouncil

23. Case study #walsall24

24. Case study @walsallwildlife

25. Case study @walsallwildlife

26. Case study @walsallwildlife

27. Case study Walsall Town Centre

28. Case study

29. Case study

30. Case study

31. Case study

32. Case study

33. Case study

34. Case study

35. Case study

36. Case study

37. Case study

38. Case study http://flic.kr/p/9rnTdL

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40. 100 per cent have Facebook and Twitter 97.5 per cent expect this to increase Almost 40 per cent said trust and training were the biggest barriers. Source: Best by West Midlands whitepaper July 2013

41. 31 Case studies

42. http://flic.kr/p/8pu8yP

43. http://flic.kr/p/8JEMGz EMBRACE

44. http://flic.kr/p/8JEMGz EMBRACE

45. So, how do we share the ideas? http://flic.kr/p/dY1KFs

46. So, how do we share the ideas?

47. @comms2point0

48. We’ve been here before

49. We’ve been here before

50. We’ve been here before

51. We’ve been here before

52. Thank you Dan Slee Twitter: @danslee Email: sleed@walsall.gov.uk Blog: www.danslee.wordpress.com Blog: www.comms2point0.co.uk