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2. Welcome!
Social Media: The Theory
Social Media: The Policy
Social Media: The Plan
Social Media: The Implementation
Social Media: The Reckoning
Discussion & Questions
17. First, do no harm
Look for your Communications Plan and/
or Social Media Policy
Review the State “Social Media Best
Practices” (12/09)
Be aware of Records Retention issues
19. Why You Need a Policy
Ensures you’re following policies and
guidelines at community and state level
Gets buy-in from management
Helps lay groundwork for your Social
Media Plan
20. Key Elements in a Policy...
Authenticity and Transparency
Protecting Confidential Information
Copyright Concerns
Respecting Your Audience
Obeying Terms of Service
Brand and Naming Guidelines
23. 1. What are your goals?
Determine your objectives:
Why are you here? What do you hope
to achieve?
Find a niche and be an expert
Too many objectives? Consider multiple
accounts
24. 2. What tools should you use?
Conversation Tools (Twitter, Facebook)
Information Tools (blogs, wikis)
Photo-sharing (Flickr, Picasa)
Video-sharing (YouTube, Vimeo)
Location-based (Foursquare, TriOut)
25. 2. What tools should you use?
Who is your audience and what are they
using?
What is the purpose of your message?
How many channels of communication
can you commit to?
What channels are best for your
message?
26. Remember...
It is a lot harder to get OUT of social
networking than it is to get into it.
27. 3. Create/amend your
business model
What outreach is already being done and
how does this fit in?
Who/how many people will be doing this?
What will the workflow look like?
Will they be trained?
Will this be in the job description/work plan?
28. 4. The Employee Factor
Don’t just grab some student or intern
This is official communication, needs an
expert
Person should understand and care
about the dynamics of social media
30. 4. The Employee Factor
Educate employees about the communication
plan and social media guidelines
Encourage them to participate in the
community, when appropriate
Have guidelines for employees social media
behavior
31. 5. Set Expectations
Consider your assets:
Do you already have some processes in
place?
Do you have any in-house expertise?
How are your peers doing?
How much time and money are you
investing in this endeavor?
Be realistic
32. ... and then keep track
Keep a copy of all your posts
Record data based on your assessment
plans
Don’t have to be big or costly, just has to
work
35. Remember...
You are not just making a plan to share
information; you are making a plan to
build a community
You are making a social contract between
you and your followers
43. You are what you tweet
Advertising (workshops, seminars, services,
events)
Announcements (outages, change
management, security issues)
News (technology, education, technology in
education)
Customer Engagement
44. Introduction to Excel 2007 Part 3
(formulas, macros, drop down lists)
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45. Tiny URLs can be big security risk! (And
you know Twitter uses them
extensively.) http://oit.ncsu.edu/news-
releases/tiny-urls-can-be-big-security-
risks
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46. RT: @hfrankm3 NCSU's library lends all kinds of
cool equipment... Including iPods & Kindles. [ &
MUCH MORE! see http://idek.net/6F1 ]
RT: @higheredu STATS: U.S.A. Social
Networking Rankings: http://tinyurl.com/
9bply5 (Twitter in 17th [Hitwise] & 9th [Nielson]
place resptvly)
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47. Thanks for the follow. Welcome
to NC State! Hope you enjoyed
our IT presentation. :)
Yeah, first presentation I've stayed
awake for the whole time haha
Ha! We're flattered! Best of luck in your
time here, & don't hesitate to call on us if
you have technology needs/problems
while you're here.
49. Hashtags and Searches
Hashtags tie content into larger
community themes
#ncsu_oit, #orientation, #gopack
Makes tweets easier to find and
aggregate
50. Building Community
Welcome newbies, orient them
Reward contributions
Make sure there is always someone
listening (and responding!)
Use screen names and connect names
with faces IRL
Connect with other local communities
53. Return on Investment
First, have a goal (see: The Plan)
Use tools to monitor success:
Google analytics
URL shorteners that track usage
(bit.ly, goo.gl)
Facebook pages monitor usage
Many new tools for monitoring social
media usage
54. What does “success” mean to you?
What do you do with your success?
Return on Investment
55. Your Reputation
Get into good habits
Solicit and respond to feedback
Pay attention to what’s being said about you
57. When to Bail
It will take time
This is an enhancement, not
a replacement
Don’t look at the number of
people, look at the quality
of connections
You’re using it whether you
like it or not