- Why Should Your Organization Use Facebook?
- How to set up a Facebook Fanpage for Your Organization
- Examples of Effective Use
- Establishing Boundaries/Policies
- Analytics: Measuring Results
See companion User Guide at:
http://www.slideshare.net/DrNICHCY/a-guidetousingfacebookindissemination
Define, Design, Measure: Ramping Up Your Facebook PageDebra Askanase
How Facebook looks at engagement through Edgerank, the latest research on how to design Facebook posts and actions for highest engagement, best practices for higher return on engagement, measuring ROE, and two case studies.
Presentation to business owners on using Facebook and Linkedin for businesses. Covers Facebook Pages, Groups, Places, Deals, and Linkedin Answers, Company Profiles, optimizing profiles, and Groups.
Social Media Guide for Local Public Health AgenciesAllison Kline
"Creating and Connecting with an Online Community: A Social Media Guide for Local Public Health Agencies" was created to assist in account set-up, management, content creation and formation of social media policy by the Springfield-Greene County (Mo.) Health Department. For more information contact Allison Kline (Public Information Intern) at akline@springfieldmo.gov.
Forward Progress Facebook - How To Build The Optimal Fan Page Class 1Social Jack
LIVE Classes begin - Nov 19th at 1PM CST
- Get the team ready to make the shift!
- Stop Watching and Start DOING!
- Over 600,000 People will Join Facebook today!
- Millions are Searching Facebook TODAY!
- The Over 45 Crowd are the Fastest Growing Group
- Where's your Customer?
Facebook for Business l - Setting up your Business Page
- LIVE ONLINE - Nov 19th - 1PM CST
- Fundamentals in setting up your Business Site
-Jump start to setting up for success
-What do you need before you post content
-Content posting for results
-Getting Found
Facebook for Business ll - How to Generate Leads with Facebook, & Twitter.
-LIVE ONLINE - Nov 24th - 1PM CST
-Create a Social Media Plan for your Page
-Leveraging your social connections others to help you
-Generating Leads
-Retaining Customers
-How to Covert Leads to Offline Sales
ALL CLASSES TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Define, Design, Measure: Ramping Up Your Facebook PageDebra Askanase
How Facebook looks at engagement through Edgerank, the latest research on how to design Facebook posts and actions for highest engagement, best practices for higher return on engagement, measuring ROE, and two case studies.
Presentation to business owners on using Facebook and Linkedin for businesses. Covers Facebook Pages, Groups, Places, Deals, and Linkedin Answers, Company Profiles, optimizing profiles, and Groups.
Social Media Guide for Local Public Health AgenciesAllison Kline
"Creating and Connecting with an Online Community: A Social Media Guide for Local Public Health Agencies" was created to assist in account set-up, management, content creation and formation of social media policy by the Springfield-Greene County (Mo.) Health Department. For more information contact Allison Kline (Public Information Intern) at akline@springfieldmo.gov.
Forward Progress Facebook - How To Build The Optimal Fan Page Class 1Social Jack
LIVE Classes begin - Nov 19th at 1PM CST
- Get the team ready to make the shift!
- Stop Watching and Start DOING!
- Over 600,000 People will Join Facebook today!
- Millions are Searching Facebook TODAY!
- The Over 45 Crowd are the Fastest Growing Group
- Where's your Customer?
Facebook for Business l - Setting up your Business Page
- LIVE ONLINE - Nov 19th - 1PM CST
- Fundamentals in setting up your Business Site
-Jump start to setting up for success
-What do you need before you post content
-Content posting for results
-Getting Found
Facebook for Business ll - How to Generate Leads with Facebook, & Twitter.
-LIVE ONLINE - Nov 24th - 1PM CST
-Create a Social Media Plan for your Page
-Leveraging your social connections others to help you
-Generating Leads
-Retaining Customers
-How to Covert Leads to Offline Sales
ALL CLASSES TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Integrating Social Media Into Business FunctionsDebra Askanase
Social media is not just for marketing and sales! Social media tools and platforms also offer businesses opportunities to increase ROI in the areas of human resources, training, customer service,and internal communications. This slide show offers specific examples of how companies are integrating social media into business functions. Please add your comments as well!
how to earns using Facebook passive incomeKumar Kishor
After creating a suitable profile the continuous step of ensuring the line of communication is kept open at all times is important. Positioning the business platform and staying in touch with the viewers will give the site the exposure it needs.
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Facebook not just social networking- Facebook marketingMumbai Angels
Facebook is just not social networking site but more than that. You can grow your business from facebook and generate more sales and revenue.
This slides teaches you about facebook marketing and how effective it is.
Developing an online fundraising campaign takes time to plan correctly, and must include essential social and planning features. This presentation outlines essential elements of a social media campaign, and uses the Tweetsgiving 2009 as the case study.
I had the pleasure of presenting a social media session for the Fort Worth Funding Information Center's Business & Breakfast Series entitled Social Networking for Nonprofits 101. It was billed with the following description:
Are you challenged with understanding social media? Not sure how to justify it as a necessary business strategy? Social media provides many exciting, accessible and affordable communications tools for non-proft professionals. Attend this session to learn why social media is integral to your marketing success through using basic and advanced techniques with Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter.
Building a Business Facebook Page is Critical for Increasing Market Share! Successful Network Marketing Strategy in Today's Marketplace Requires an Online Presence With a Business Facebook Page in Order to Effectively Expand Your Customer Base and Increase Profitability.
Facebook Strategies and Profits is much more than just a book of simple basics discussing how to do Facebook. It also focuses on specific tried and proven methods, tips, and strategies to create the image you want and build brand awareness of your products and/or services.
We are going to tell you precisely how you can harness the networking resources of Facebook to begin generating new customers as well as creating an interactive environment to build customer loyalty!
Facebook Strategies and Profits will provide you with the following information to help you become a master of promoting your business through Facebook:
- The basics of network marketing on Facebook.
- Techniques for preparing effective profile content.
- Strategies for adding the right friends with similar interests.
- How to use photos and videos to attract interest.
- Tactics for setting up exclusive landing pages.
- Methods of increasing interaction through fan pages and events.
- The practice of rewarding loyal supporters.
- How to use the Facebook marketplace to target new customers.
- Insight on how to use beneficial Facebook plugins.
- And much, much more.
Integrating Social Media Into Business FunctionsDebra Askanase
Social media is not just for marketing and sales! Social media tools and platforms also offer businesses opportunities to increase ROI in the areas of human resources, training, customer service,and internal communications. This slide show offers specific examples of how companies are integrating social media into business functions. Please add your comments as well!
how to earns using Facebook passive incomeKumar Kishor
After creating a suitable profile the continuous step of ensuring the line of communication is kept open at all times is important. Positioning the business platform and staying in touch with the viewers will give the site the exposure it needs.
Unfortunate
Facebook not just social networking- Facebook marketingMumbai Angels
Facebook is just not social networking site but more than that. You can grow your business from facebook and generate more sales and revenue.
This slides teaches you about facebook marketing and how effective it is.
Developing an online fundraising campaign takes time to plan correctly, and must include essential social and planning features. This presentation outlines essential elements of a social media campaign, and uses the Tweetsgiving 2009 as the case study.
I had the pleasure of presenting a social media session for the Fort Worth Funding Information Center's Business & Breakfast Series entitled Social Networking for Nonprofits 101. It was billed with the following description:
Are you challenged with understanding social media? Not sure how to justify it as a necessary business strategy? Social media provides many exciting, accessible and affordable communications tools for non-proft professionals. Attend this session to learn why social media is integral to your marketing success through using basic and advanced techniques with Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter.
Building a Business Facebook Page is Critical for Increasing Market Share! Successful Network Marketing Strategy in Today's Marketplace Requires an Online Presence With a Business Facebook Page in Order to Effectively Expand Your Customer Base and Increase Profitability.
Facebook Strategies and Profits is much more than just a book of simple basics discussing how to do Facebook. It also focuses on specific tried and proven methods, tips, and strategies to create the image you want and build brand awareness of your products and/or services.
We are going to tell you precisely how you can harness the networking resources of Facebook to begin generating new customers as well as creating an interactive environment to build customer loyalty!
Facebook Strategies and Profits will provide you with the following information to help you become a master of promoting your business through Facebook:
- The basics of network marketing on Facebook.
- Techniques for preparing effective profile content.
- Strategies for adding the right friends with similar interests.
- How to use photos and videos to attract interest.
- Tactics for setting up exclusive landing pages.
- Methods of increasing interaction through fan pages and events.
- The practice of rewarding loyal supporters.
- How to use the Facebook marketplace to target new customers.
- Insight on how to use beneficial Facebook plugins.
- And much, much more.
Ufmg 2008-2ª - Conteúdo vinculado ao blog http://fisicanoenem.blogspot.c...Rodrigo Penna
Provas baixadas diretamente do sítio da Copeve/UFMG enquanto lá estiveram disponíveis. Lembrar que UFMG exige citação da fonte. Todo o conteúdo vinculado a este arquivo está descrito, organizado e lincado no nosso blog:
http://fisicanoenem.blogspot.com/
Ufmg 1998-1ª - Conteúdo vinculado ao blog http://fisicanoenem.blogspot.c...Rodrigo Penna
Provas baixadas diretamente do sítio da Copeve/UFMG enquanto lá estiveram disponíveis. Todo o conteúdo vinculado a este arquivo está descrito, organizado e lincado no nosso blog:
http://fisicanoenem.blogspot.com/
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Trata-se da prova, baixada do sítio da Copeve/UFMG, com as questões corrigidas e comentadas. Todo o conteúdo vinculado a este arquivo está descrito, organizado e lincado no nosso blog:
http://fisicanoenem.blogspot.com/
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Baixado diretamente do sítio oficial do Inep, http://inep.gov.br . Se for usar as questões, cite a fonte. Todo o conteúdo vinculado a este arquivo está descrito, organizado e lincado no nosso blog:
http://fisicanoenem.blogspot.com/
Borrowing from the presentation styles of "Meet Henry" and "Meet Charlie", "Meet Alex" is an aspirational and inspirational presentation on how Web 2.0 technologies could be used to support, supplement or even enhance tradtional research practices to create a new form that I have dubbed as "Research 2.0"
Forward Progress - How to Promote your Business using Facebook - Next G...Social Jack
Complimentary Webinar - How to Promote your Business using Facebook.
This is the next generation of Facebook and the Internet - find out where you need to be and if your business is ready for the future of lead generation using Social Networks.
In working with hundreds of companies to find new business, Dean DeLisle has assembled the top items that their clients are using to generate new business in Facebook. Dean will show you how companies are using the newest features of Facebook to reach new customers and retain the ones they have.
He will also cover ways to leverage Facebook to help enhance your Search Engine Optimization!
You will Learn How to:
-Use a Facebook Page to get New Leads
-Leverage Facebook for Customer Service
-Drive Prospects from Outside Facebook to Your Business
-Setup New Facebook Advertising
*If you cannot make the specified time, by registering, you will receive access to the recording.
We look forward to seeing you in class!
“Thanks to Dean DeLisle and his guidance on Social Networks, we are seeing consistent growth and a wider reach than we could ever afford with traditional advertising. The classes and coaching have saved us thousands!” – Mark F. – CenterCars.com
ALL CLASSES ARE TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Forward Progress - How to Build the Optimal Fan Page - PMA DeskSocial Jack
Complimentary Webinar - How to Promote your Business using Facebook – 2010 Edition
In working with hundreds of companies to find new business, Dean DeLisle has assembled the top items that their clients are using to find new business in Facebook. Dean will take you step-by-step to show you how companies are using Facebook to reach new customers and retain the ones they have.
He will also cover ways to leverage Facebook to help enhance your Search Engine Optimization!
You will Learn How to:
-Pick the Right Type of Page
-Use a Fan Page to get New Leads
-Leverage Facebook for Customer Service
-Connect Your Fan Page Outside Facebook
-Use Facebook Events to Promote
-Setup Facebook Advertising
*If you cannot make the specified time, by registering, you will receive access to the recording.
We look forward to seeing you in class!
“Thanks to Dean DeLisle and his guidance on Social Networks, we are seeing consistent growth and a wider reach than we could ever afford with traditional advertising. The classes and coaching have saved us thousands!” – Mark F. – CenterCars.com
ALL CLASSES ARE TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Forward Progress How To Build The Optimal Fan Page CompSocial Jack
How to Promote your Business using Facebook – 2010 Edition
Free Live Webinar - Feb 23rd at 2:30PM PST\4:30PM CST\5:30PM EST *
NEXT CLASS REGISTRATION:
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In working with hundreds of companies to find new business, Dean DeLisle has assembled the top items that their clients are using to find new business in Facebook. Dean will take you step-by-step to show you how companies are using Facebook to reach new customers and retain the ones they have.
He will also cover ways to leverage Facebook to help enhance your Search Engine Optimization!
You will Learn How to:
-Pick the Right Type of Page
-Use a Fan Page to get New Leads
-Leverage Facebook for Customer Service
-Connect Your Fan Page Outside Facebook
-Use Facebook Events to Promote
-Setup Facebook Advertising
*If you cannot make the specified time, by registering, you will receive access to the recording.
We look forward to seeing you in class!
“Thanks to Dean DeLisle and his guidance on Social Networks, we are seeing consistent growth and a wider reach than we could ever afford with traditional advertising. The classes and coaching have saved us thousands!” – Mark F. – CenterCars.com
ALL CLASSES ARE TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Strategic use of analytics and monitoring can help you make better sense of your web and social media efforts. By leveraging a range of freely available tools organizations can also gather important information about the quality, relevance, and usefulness of the information and resources they provide.
Analytics to Help You Assess Quality, Relevance, & Usefulness FHI 360
Strategic use of analytics and monitoring can help you make better sense of your web and social media efforts. By leveraging a range of freely available tools organizations can also gather important information about the quality, relevance, and usefulness of the information and resources they provide.
7 Ways to get 1000 Facebook Fans Without Using AdsDavid Simons
This is a presentation on how to get Facebook Fans rapidly without paying for Facebook ads. Click here to get the course at a discount: https://www.udemy.com/1000-facebook-fans-in-60-days-without-paying-for-ads/?ccManual=&dtcode=MbkcV8G3od4m&couponCode=kingdombiz
Social Media Networking for Non ProfitsKristen Bonk
On August 24th, United Way South-Southwest Suburban Metropolitan Chicago invited me to present to non-profit management about online social networking.
I LOVED using www.slideshare.net throughout the entire process and hope this helps someone else as much as it helped me.
Facebook Presentation for ACIS Workshop edSocialMedia
Madeline Senkosky presented a seminar on Facebook 101 at the Association of Colorado Independent Schools Social Media Workshop. Her seminar included information on how Facebook has become the world’s largest social networking site and the place to be to reach constituents of all ages. This session showcased schools already using this medium with great success, in addition to the basics of getting started, including: signing up, generating great content and finding friends.
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A selection of professional development offerings from OSEP's Technical Assistance & Dissemination Network related to improving outcomes for children with disabilities. Appropriate for parents, families, educators, and administrators.
Presented at the State of Virginia's Parent Resource Center Conference:
CONNECT FOR SUCCESS
Promoting Collaborative Connections between Families and Schools
to Improve Student Outcomes
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It is possible to hide or invisible some fields in odoo. Commonly using “invisible” attribute in the field definition to invisible the fields. This slide will show how to make a field invisible in odoo 17.
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This presentation provides a briefing on how to upload submissions and documents in Google Classroom. It was prepared as part of an orientation for new Sainik School in-service teacher trainees. As a training officer, my goal is to ensure that you are comfortable and proficient with this essential tool for managing assignments and fostering student engagement.
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Making Friends with Facebook for Project Dissemination
1. Stephen D. Luke, Ed.D. Director, National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NDC/NICHCY) http://www.nichcy.org http://www.facebook.com/nichcy http://www.twitter.com/drnichcy Brought to you by NDC/NICHCY and the TA&D Dissemination Community of Practice
2. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Overview This presentation is viewable, shareable, embeddable, and downloadable at: http://www.slideshare.net/DrNICHCY/making-friends-with-facebook-for-project-dissemination
3. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Overview Similarly, our much more detailed and comprehensive Making the Deal: A Guide To Using Facebook in Dissemination is available at: http://www.scribd.com/doc/30717520/A-Guide-to-Using-Facebook-in-Dissemination
4. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Overview This presentation is viewable, shareable, embeddable, and downloadable at: http://www.slideshare.net/DrNICHCY/making-friends-with-facebook-for-project-dissemination
5. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Overview Why Use ? How to set up a Fanpagefor your organization Examples of Effective Use Establishing Boundaries/Policies Analytics: Measuring Results You’re turn
13. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? “OK. Yep. Those are some pretty big numbers. But what do they mean exactly?”
14. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? Well, for one thing it means that has become the most popularwebsite in the U.S.
16. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? “And? Aren’t these people just getting their social on?”
17. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? True. Many users are using to connect with friends and family. But they’re doing a lot more…
19. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? More than 5 billion pieces of content (web links, news stories, blog posts, notes, photo albums, etc.) shared each week!
20. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? In fact, just recently overtook as the top source of traffic to major news and entertainment websites.
21. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Why Use Facebook? Wouldn’t you like it if they shared information about you?
23. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page OK, we’re going to assume you’re one of the 400 million users who‘ve already created a personal account. If not, our Making the Deal: A Guide For Using Facebook in Dissemination walks you through the steps. You’ll need to have created a personal account before you’re able to create a “Page” for your organization.
24. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page “OK, I’m a bit freaked out. Won’t the visitors to my organization’s Page be able to see personal information I’m only comfortable sharing with friends and family?
26. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page You’re right to be concerned about privacy, but gives you the control over who can see what. It’s worth the effort to educate yourself about privacy on Facebook, it’ll help you to, well, save face. Our Guide to Using Facebookcontains some detailed information on this topic as well. But be assured, creating and managing a Page does not expose your personal info to anyone (not even your name).
27. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page In order to create a Page browse to:http://www.facebook.com/advertising/?pages Clicking on “Prepare” will take you to a page of suggestions for how to get yourself ready and organized to create your project page.
28. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page The “Prepare” page will give you some guidance on things to think about as you get ready to create your Page.
29. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page The “Step By Step” page is just that, and provides further guidance on the moving through the Page creation process.
30. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page You get the idea. does a good job of walking you through the process but if you’d like more guidance, there’s plenty to be found. Here are some we like: HOW TO: Set Up a Winning Facebook Fan Page Just the basics. http://mashable.com/2009/09/22/facebook-pages-guide/ How to Successfully Create a Facebook Fan Page Just the basics. http://www.ehow.com/how_5648448_successfully-createfacebook-fan.html FacebookFan Page—Step by Step Good detail and guidance. http://www.searchengineoptimizationportland.com/blog/2010/03/facebook-fan-page-step-by-step/ Knowledge Base: How do I create a Facebook Fan Page/Public Profile? Nice clear screen shots, with labels. http://help.wildfireapp.com/faqs/tutorials/facebook-fanpage-public-profile
31. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page Once you’re done, you’ll have something like this: You’ll likely want to add your logo – you can do so by mousing over the question mark and clicking on “Change Picture.” You can also add a short summary about your organization Note that nowhere on this Page do you find reference to you or your personal profile.
32. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination How to Build a Facebook Page You’ll find a number of ways to tweak your Page’s appearance and fucntion: You’ll also want to take note of the “Settings” which when clicked, will bring up this screen. You can see that you have various levels of control including what authority you give to your fans to post comments, photos, videos, and links. On NICHCY’s Page we provide full authority to fans to maximize their engagement.
34. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Have some information you’d like to share either from your own site or elsewhere?
35. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Search for other relevant Fan Pages and Groups. For example, Here we’ve begun a search for “disability.” You’ll note that a number of disability-related organizations are suggested before you even click the “Search” button. Once you do click “Search” you’ll see a long list of results broken down by “People,” “Pages,” “Groups,” etc.
36. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use “Like” People, Pages, and Groups that appear of significant relevance to your work and interests. It is important to note that when you “Like” something on , you are doing so from the context of your personal account, not your organization’s Fan page. For this reason, many people will create a separate personal account solely for use with work or business. There is great power in this, from both as professional development standpoint as well as from the standpoint of “expertizing” yourself. More on this….
37. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Here’s a snapshot of my personal page I set up for use for my work at NICHCY. Note that the People, Pages, and Groups that I “Like” appear directly in my “News Feed.” This provides me a customized stream of information that I can then choose to “Comment,” “Like,” or “Share” directly from my personal account. Alternatively, if there’s info of relevance to NICHCY’s audience, I’ll post to our Fan page.
38. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Know of other organizations you’d like to make your fans aware of? Add them to your Page’s favorites…
39. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Once you start adding other Pages to your favorites, they’ll begin to populate the “Favorites” block on your main page:
41. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Add to your Page’s functionality by including “Apps”: You can add Apps to your page by clicking “Edit Page” (it’s right under your logo), and then scrolling down to choose “Browse More” under “Applications” heading. New apps are added all the time so be sure to check back often.
42. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use One application worth considering is the “Poll” App: The “Poll” App allows you to embed a user poll right on your Facebook Page. The sky’s the limit on the types of questions you can ask.
43. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Examples of Effective Use Another very useful App is “FBML” which stands for Facebook Markup Language and provides a great deal of flexibility: NICHCY used the FBML App to embedd a link to our large scale survey. FBML is also used to create a sign-up form for our electronic newsletter.
49. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Establishing Boundaries & Policies Now that you’ve established your organization’s presence on you might be asking about the time commitment. Good question, especially considering many people find themselves spending more time than they realize engaged with the platform. Again, we provide some useful tips and guidance in our downloadable Facebook Guide –we’ll pass along a few here…
50. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Establishing Boundaries & Policies Decide whether you will spend 15 minutes, half an houror an hour (a day)—and stick to it. Block it out in your daily planner—just as you would an important meeting. And when your time is up; stop
51. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Establishing Boundaries & Policies Consider using one of the freely available 3rd party tools that can help you better manage your time in social media. Tools such as HootSuite and Sendible can be invaluable. Through them you can sift through your email inbox on Monday morning, capture a few nuggets to share, and schedule them to appear as relevant updates on Facebook throughout the week. Facebook Fan Page
52. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Establishing Boundaries & Policies It is also worth noting that if you allow users to post comments and links to your Page, you may find that you’re not comfortable with some of the content they contribute. As administrator you have authority to delete whatever you’d like. It may be best to provide a clear policy so that your users will know what’s appropriate to post and what’s not. There’s also a fair amount of guidance in this area, one of particular note has been offered by Disability.gov: http://www.disability.gov/home/press_room/disability.gov_social_media/disability.gov_social_media_user_agreement
54. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results Measurement of Social Media use is still far from being an exact art, but still there are a number of useful data points to take a look at to assess your investment…
55. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results One simple measure is to count your “fans.” If you find a Page you like, go ahead and click the “Like” button. You’ll be added to the Page as a “Fan,” and you’ll automatically receive updates when the new posts are added.
56. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results Another way is to look at your Page’s “Insights.”
57. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results also sends weekly updates to your email address which provides useful information such as number of visits to your Page.
58. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results Of course, one of your objectives for establishing your Page in the first place may have been to increase traffic to your organization’s website. This is easy to measure, simply look at your sites analytics to see how many visits came from . (NICHCY’s traffic from has increased by over 200% over the past year. Similarly, since we posted our enews sign-up on our Page, subscribers have increased by more than 30%)
59. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results You can also ask yourself if your Page has enabled you to reachnew audiences. (NICHCY has found that 20% of “fans” learned about us because they noticed one of their “friends” had become a fan.
60. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results And hey, because is so social, you can ask your fans directly about their experience using your Page. We did, and this is some of what we learned…
61. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results “I work for an SEA and when I see something worth sharing with colleagues or LEAs I'll forward it.” “I had frequently visited the website to share information with my students (I am a university professor). Now seeing you on FB reminds me of the website.” “After reading articles and research, I often read reactions to assess how I can improve and incorporate best practice ideas to meet the needs of the students in my district. By bringing back what I have read to my district, I am able to work with colleagues to make change. For example, I have created a digital workgroup with resources discovered through social media. OCALI.org and the autism internet modules.” “I work at CPAC, the CT PTI and I use various FB resources to stay current and informed.”
62. National Dissemination Center: Facebook & Dissemination Analytics: Measuring Results “I have shared several of your stories with others whom I thought would be interested. I think this is a fantastic way to spread information. We are doing it for the RERCs on Telerehabilitation, Spinal Cord Injury and Wheelchair Transportation Safety. It is amazing how much information the disability community can share through social media. Keep up the good work!” “We have three PTI grants . We constantly use the info from NICHCY and other disability-related organizations and individuals on various social media sites to help people with disabilities and their families. NICHCY's twitter page is why I joined twitter - it completely transformed my thinking of how to use social media. With so many organizations, groups, and just folks linking together in various ways, the amount and quality of info that we are able to share with families has skyrocketed - and we had plenty of good info before. Thanks for the great work and keep it up!” “I have shared the information with parents of children with disabilities on my organization's social media outlets”
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