This document discusses how to go local with your blog by targeting your local community. It recommends finding your local pet niche and engaging readers by covering local events, businesses, and issues. Going local can boost engagement, open revenue opportunities like sponsorships and paid work, and allow your brand to make a positive impact through fundraising and advocacy. Creative local content like interviews and guest posts can attract readers. Marketing locally through various promotional methods is also key to success. Reaching out to local media extends reach and positioning as a community expert.
Creating an auction catalog is the first step towards a successful auction fundraiser. This presentation will cover ideas for "making the ask", conceiving the catalog, some item inspiration and more.
Presented at the Florida Association of Realtors' Annual Conference, 2011 in Orlando FL. Covers 10 tips that will help you incorporate Twitter into your real estate business plan.
Lesley Lambert, social media trainer and speaker can be found on Twitter at twitter.com/LesleyLambert.
Creating an auction catalog is the first step towards a successful auction fundraiser. This presentation will cover ideas for "making the ask", conceiving the catalog, some item inspiration and more.
Presented at the Florida Association of Realtors' Annual Conference, 2011 in Orlando FL. Covers 10 tips that will help you incorporate Twitter into your real estate business plan.
Lesley Lambert, social media trainer and speaker can be found on Twitter at twitter.com/LesleyLambert.
The Future is Now: Social Media & Tourism Trends Dave Serino
In this session, we will review 4 key trends that are influencing the way travelers utilize technology and social media to plan and research travel. You will learn why these trends are important and receive tips on how to leverage them for future social media success.
Facebook can raise awareness about Rotary in your
community as well as attract members and resources
for your club. Just like with your personal Facebook
page, you need a strategy. There’s a limit to how many
cat pictures and inspirational quotes people will tolerate
before they start hiding your posts from their feed. You’ll
hear how your external social media presence fits into
your overall communications strategy, learn tips for using
images and reusing newsletter content, and start using
Facebook to connect with your community.
Moderator: Brian Hall, District 6840 Governor, Rotary
Club of Covington, Louisiana, USA
Boost Fundraiser Turnout & Profits
- Choosing the right fundraiser for your group
- Strategic Social Media Plans
- Volunteer Scheduling and Support
- Volunteer Appreciation
- Amplifying current fundraisers
10 inspirational women on beBee you should be following in 2017Digital Guru
10 inspirational women on beBee you should be following in 2017
There are many inspirational women here on beBee that have inspired me. I'd like to point out ten of them, in case you are not following all of them.
These women will all inspire you in their own unique and brilliant ways!
Michael Collins #TBEX presentation - Bloggers; Working with Travel PRs and To...TravelMedia.ie
You’ve sent numerous emails, you’ve pitched to the best of your abilities, you’ve even followed up with phone calls BUT you still seem to be getting nowhere with that PR person or Tourist Board representative. You may have even already featured their client in an article or blog post but now the conversation has suddenly gone quiet. Why?
Unfortunately there are usually a number of reasons why you are not getting the results you had hoped for – all of which I plan to tell you about in my TBEX speaker session. Working as a travel PR, with a background in journalism and publishing, I am lucky to have stood on both sides of the fence when it comes to media/PR relationships.
Let’s begin with the obvious – first impressions count! Travel PRs receive numerous media requests and pitches on a daily basis so you need to make sure that you spark their interest and stand out from the crowd. Saying that, standing out from the crowd is only beneficial if it is in a positive way.
In the case of Travel PRs and Tourist Boards the first impression normally IS the last impression.
Travel PR’s are somewhat like elephants – they never forget and they have long memories so make sure your first encounter is a positive one.
Here are some tips on how to ensure you are remembered for the right reasons:
1. Manners cost nothing – Be polite and courteous. It will stand to you.
2. Do your research – know our clients and how we work.
3. Be pitch perfect – have your pitch prepared and ready. This is guaranteed to impress.
Once you have passed this first hurdle and built a relationship you then need to make sure you maintain it. Having a good working relationship with Travel PRs and Tourist Boards is essential as it will ensure the following:
1. Invites are being sent for a press trip to a far off location. Travel PRs and Tourist Boards are likely to think of people that they know and have had positive experiences with – make sure you are one of them!
2. Media outlets often liaise with PRs when they are in need of a travel specific journalist for a feature, TV slot or radio interview – if you have impressed in the past then they are sure to recommend you.
3. Need a favour? You’ll be in luck, but only if you have built up a good relationship.
Yes I know, it’s all well and good knowing how to maintain this working relationship – but how do you go about building it? During my speaker session at TBEX Dublin I shared some real-life examples with the audience of good and bad approaches and dealings between media and Travel PRs and Tourist Boards - have a look through this presentation to find out more.
Reaching Out: Fighting back against a bad public image
Natalie Bazan, Director, Hopkins District and Dorr Township Libraries, TN (Pop Served: 7400)
Big Talk From Small Libraries 2015
27 February 2015
http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/bigtalk/
The Future is Now: Social Media & Tourism Trends Dave Serino
In this session, we will review 4 key trends that are influencing the way travelers utilize technology and social media to plan and research travel. You will learn why these trends are important and receive tips on how to leverage them for future social media success.
Facebook can raise awareness about Rotary in your
community as well as attract members and resources
for your club. Just like with your personal Facebook
page, you need a strategy. There’s a limit to how many
cat pictures and inspirational quotes people will tolerate
before they start hiding your posts from their feed. You’ll
hear how your external social media presence fits into
your overall communications strategy, learn tips for using
images and reusing newsletter content, and start using
Facebook to connect with your community.
Moderator: Brian Hall, District 6840 Governor, Rotary
Club of Covington, Louisiana, USA
Boost Fundraiser Turnout & Profits
- Choosing the right fundraiser for your group
- Strategic Social Media Plans
- Volunteer Scheduling and Support
- Volunteer Appreciation
- Amplifying current fundraisers
10 inspirational women on beBee you should be following in 2017Digital Guru
10 inspirational women on beBee you should be following in 2017
There are many inspirational women here on beBee that have inspired me. I'd like to point out ten of them, in case you are not following all of them.
These women will all inspire you in their own unique and brilliant ways!
Michael Collins #TBEX presentation - Bloggers; Working with Travel PRs and To...TravelMedia.ie
You’ve sent numerous emails, you’ve pitched to the best of your abilities, you’ve even followed up with phone calls BUT you still seem to be getting nowhere with that PR person or Tourist Board representative. You may have even already featured their client in an article or blog post but now the conversation has suddenly gone quiet. Why?
Unfortunately there are usually a number of reasons why you are not getting the results you had hoped for – all of which I plan to tell you about in my TBEX speaker session. Working as a travel PR, with a background in journalism and publishing, I am lucky to have stood on both sides of the fence when it comes to media/PR relationships.
Let’s begin with the obvious – first impressions count! Travel PRs receive numerous media requests and pitches on a daily basis so you need to make sure that you spark their interest and stand out from the crowd. Saying that, standing out from the crowd is only beneficial if it is in a positive way.
In the case of Travel PRs and Tourist Boards the first impression normally IS the last impression.
Travel PR’s are somewhat like elephants – they never forget and they have long memories so make sure your first encounter is a positive one.
Here are some tips on how to ensure you are remembered for the right reasons:
1. Manners cost nothing – Be polite and courteous. It will stand to you.
2. Do your research – know our clients and how we work.
3. Be pitch perfect – have your pitch prepared and ready. This is guaranteed to impress.
Once you have passed this first hurdle and built a relationship you then need to make sure you maintain it. Having a good working relationship with Travel PRs and Tourist Boards is essential as it will ensure the following:
1. Invites are being sent for a press trip to a far off location. Travel PRs and Tourist Boards are likely to think of people that they know and have had positive experiences with – make sure you are one of them!
2. Media outlets often liaise with PRs when they are in need of a travel specific journalist for a feature, TV slot or radio interview – if you have impressed in the past then they are sure to recommend you.
3. Need a favour? You’ll be in luck, but only if you have built up a good relationship.
Yes I know, it’s all well and good knowing how to maintain this working relationship – but how do you go about building it? During my speaker session at TBEX Dublin I shared some real-life examples with the audience of good and bad approaches and dealings between media and Travel PRs and Tourist Boards - have a look through this presentation to find out more.
Reaching Out: Fighting back against a bad public image
Natalie Bazan, Director, Hopkins District and Dorr Township Libraries, TN (Pop Served: 7400)
Big Talk From Small Libraries 2015
27 February 2015
http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/bigtalk/
PetRelocation.com's Social Media Breakfast Presentation
"Be Social" by Kevin O'Brien, CEO and Co-Founder
"Why Your Pet is a Social Media Expert" by Rachel Farris, Director of PR and New Media
A very hastily put together list of ideas for Twestival Local Teams in the UK for helping their ticket sales
It may all be a bit obvious, but there may be an idea or two that sparks something....
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This presentation was prepared and delivered by Yvette Adams of The Creative Collective for AMPED (A Music Program Enabling Development). AMPED aims to assist young emerging musicians and artists aged between 15 and 30, young bands, musicians and music industry workers across the Sunshine Coast to develop their skills and professional opportunities in the music industry. The project is an initiative of the Queensland State Government through Arts Queensland’s A-venue program and delivered by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council.
Crowdfunding for the Arts, Cultural and Creative Sectors (Argyll May 2012)Sian Jamieson
Are you constantly looking for the right funding route but coming up empty handed? Are you looking for alternative routes to fund your project that doesn’t rely on public bodies? Would you like to start engaging people with your project now? Crowdfunding could be your answer.
Crowdfunding is a modern, online and interactive way to raise funds directly from the public – or the Crowd – for your projects and activities. With the advent of Crowdfunding we can now turn our audiences into supporters and funders, by collecting multiple small donations online and offering unique incentives to encourage giving, not only can you raise funds to get your project of the ground but you can start to build a ‘buzz’ around it before hand.
Johnny Depp Long Hair: A Signature Look Through the Yearsgreendigital
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Introduction
Johnny Depp is an actor known for his chameleon-like ability to transform into a wide range of characters. from the eccentric Captain Jack Sparrow in "Pirates of the Caribbean" to the introspective Edward Scissorhands. His long hair is one constant throughout his evolving roles and public appearances. Johnny Depp long hair is not a style choice but a significant aspect of his identity. contributing to his allure and mystique. This article explores the journey and significance of Johnny Depp long hair. highlighting how it has become integral to his brand.
The Early Years: A Budding Star with Signature Locks
1980s: The Rise of a Young Heartthrob
Johnny Depp's journey in Hollywood began in the 1980s. with his breakout role in the television series "21 Jump Street." During this time, his hair was short, but it was already clear that Depp had a penchant for unique and edgy styles. By the decade's end, Depp started experimenting with longer hair. setting the stage for a lifelong signature.
1990s: From Heartthrob to Icon
The 1990s were transformative for Johnny Depp his career and personal style. Films like "Edward Scissorhands" (1990) and "Benny & Joon" (1993) saw Depp sporting various hair lengths and styles. But, his long, unkempt hair in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" (1993) began to draw significant attention. This period marked the beginning of Johnny Depp long hair. which became a defining feature of his image.
The Iconic Roles: Hair as a Character Element
Edward Scissorhands (1990)
In "Edward Scissorhands," Johnny Depp's character had a wild and mane that complemented his ethereal and misunderstood persona. This role showcased how long hair Johnny Depp could enhance a character's depth and mystery.
Captain Jack Sparrow: The Pirate with Flowing Locks
One of Johnny Depp's iconic roles is Captain Jack Sparrow from the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series. Sparrow's long, dreadlocked hair symbolised his rebellious and unpredictable nature. The character's look, complete with beads and trinkets woven into his hair. was a collaboration between Depp and the film's costume designers. This style became iconic and influenced fashion trends and Halloween costumes worldwide.
Other Memorable Characters
Depp's long hair has also been featured in other roles, such as Ichabod Crane in "Sleepy Hollow" (1999). and Roux in "Chocolat" (2000). In these films, his hair added a layer of authenticity and depth to his characters. proving that Johnny Depp with long hair is more than a style—it's a storytelling tool.
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8. Agenda
So you want to go local…
Why go local?
Creating creative local
content
I want to go local, now
what??
Local media
9. So you want to go local…
What is your local target audience and
niche?
Where is your local pet community?
Why should local readers follow your blog?
What messages do
you want to send
to local
readers?
10. Agenda
So You want to go local…
Why go local?
Creating creative local content
I want to go local,
now what??
The local media
11. Why go local?
More engagement
New revenue streams
Spokeperson jobs
Sponsorships
Leverage your brand to do good
Make a difference
Be a community expert
New business opportunities
Pet issues fundraising
Community events
12. Why go local: blog engagement
People feel more deeply connected with a
blog if they have met the writer, owner, or
even their pet.
The more connected people feel to your
blog, the more likely they are to comment
13. Why go local: new revenue streams
Ads
Sponsored posts
Photography work
Writing for local blogs
14. Why go local: Spokesperson (dog)
Opportunities
Local rescue groups
Pet stores
Even non-pet issues
Non-pet businesses
15. Why go local: sponsorship
If you show value
to local businesses,
they may sponsor
you to conferences or
events.
16. Why go local: leverage your brand to
do good
Help spread the word to your followers about
community animal issues
– Hoarding
– Shelters are crowded
– Animals needing homes
– Rescue groups needing
donations
– Working with national
brands at a local level
21. Why go local: make a difference in
your community
Volunteer with local rescue groups/animal
causes
Word of warning
22. Why go local: be an community expert
Be a “go-to” person for local media on pet
issues.
Be an advocate for causes near and dear to
your heart
As an expert, you must
take a stance on what
is right and wrong
23. Why go local: new business
opportunities
Allows your blog to branch
out
Networking
Social media clubs
Your local chamber of
commerce
Blogger meets/twitter
meet-ups
24. Why go local: pet issues fundraising
Your brand can create awareness and raise
money for non-profits
– Indianapolis Westie Walk
– Best Friends Society Strutt Your Mutt
– Silent Auctions for local rescues/groups
– Two Million Dogs Walk
– Cancer – Bark in the Park
– American Street Cat Auction
25. Why go local: Community Events
Be a presence at your town’s pet friendly events
– Dog days at the pool
– Photos with Santa
– Pet expos
– Street festivals
– Baseball games
– Create your own event
29. Don’t forget: breed specific groups
Dog events such as Scottish weekends or
dog/cat shows
Dogster.com groups
Meetup.com
Your local kennel club
30. Agenda
So You want to go local…
Why go local?
Creative local
content
I want to go local,
now what??
The local media
31. Creative Local Content
Have fun with your
content!
Interview local people
Cover local events
Visit pet friendly
establishments
Local guest posts
32. Agenda
So You want to go
local…
Why go local?
Creative local content
I want to go local,
now what??
The local media
33. I want to go local, now what?
Marketing is key!
– Be where your pet
people are
– Flyers, banners, business
cards, etc.
– Tee-shirts
– Is your blog on your car?
– Swag always helps!
– Event giveaways
– Preston even does his
own marketing!
34. Agenda
So You want to go
local…
Why go local?
Creative local content
I want to go local,
now what??
The local media
35. The media is so important!
Find and target your
local media
– Media databases
– Community calendars
– Other local blogs
Three types of press releases
– Media advisory
– Press releases
– Calendar advisory
36. In Closing…..
Don’t overlook your own backyard
Remember, no matter where the people live,
you must have content they want to read
and share!