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Enhancing Your Onsite Experience Using Social Media
- 1. Enhancing YOUR Onsite Experience Using Social Media
- 2. How do you reach customers and stay current on what’s happening in your industry?
- 3. How many in the audience today use:
- 4. Why not consider SOCIAL MEDIA as another tool?
- 5. Does it REALLY have to be THIS complicated?
- 6. NO!
- 7. What you’ll learn today • Define social media • Onsite industry involvement • WHY BOTHER?? • YOU can use Facebook • YOU can use Twitter • OOWA and social media
- 8. Defining Social Media Social Media sō-shəl mē-dē-ə forms of electronic communication through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content
- 10. Let’s get real!
- 11. Facebook
- 12. Onsite Industry on Facebook
- 13. Onsite Contractors on Facebook
- 14. Project Your Company Image
- 15. Unsolicited “Testimonial” “You’re very welcome and I must say I have gotten a lot of work from my site. It brings your business down to a personal level so that your customers feel they know you. Businesses are all about relationships.” - Ty Hutcheson Hutcheson Septic
- 16. Show Your Company in Action
- 21. Twitter
- 22. Onsite Industry on Twitter
- 23. Onsite Contractors on Twitter
- 24. Project Your Company Image
- 26. BEWARE!! •Keep communication professional •Posts reflect on your business •Consider social media policy •Employer permission is REQUIRED!! ”I don’t have Twitter. I wouldn’t I know how to Twitter if I did!” - James J&A Septic
- 27. J&A has a Twitter account….
- 31. Why bother with social media?? • Receive useful information • Share useful information • Demonstrate your worth • Networking • Maintain visibility
- 38. Tweet- an update posted to a user’s twitter profile
- 40. OOWA and
- 41. OOWA and @ohioonsite
- 42. Thank You! Jason Menchhofer, R.S. Van Wert County Health Department 419-238-0808, ext. 108 jmenchhofer@vanwertcountyhealth.org @jmenchhofer www.facebook.com/vanwertcountyhealthdepartment Find this presentation online at: http://www.slideshare.net/jmenchhofer