Introduction to Social Media and Public Relations (Unitarian Universalist Association 2010 General Assembly Workshop)
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This document provides an introduction to using social media and public relations for congregational outreach. It discusses opportunities and challenges of press outreach, and outlines a step-by-step process for developing news stories. Examples of typical news stories are given. The document also discusses using blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube as social media tools for congregations and provides basic information and advantages for each platform.
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Get Ready, Set, Engage! Using Social Media to Connect with Your Members
Get Ready, Set, Engage! Using Social Media to Connect with Your Members
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