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The document discusses a common NIMBY ("not in my backyard") response to the development of a wind farm. While public support for renewable energy is generally high, people often object to projects being located near their communities. The document outlines how opposition forms around the rallying cry of "just don't put them here." It also notes that while clear solutions are difficult to find, education efforts around community involvement and showing successful examples can help overcome fear and misinformation that drive NIMBY responses.
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The document discusses how viral trends lose their viral status once they are picked up and spread by mass media outlets like magazines, newspapers, television. It provides examples like Gangnam Style, which started as a viral video but became mass media when it hit Billboard charts, and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which rapidly spread on social media and press and became mass media. The document also includes contact information for Katie Dunphy.
This document discusses social marketing and its use by non-profit organizations. It defines social marketing as using marketing principles to influence social behaviors for the benefit of audiences and society rather than for commercial gain. Non-profit marketing involves marketing products or services without the goal of monetary profit. The document outlines key elements of social marketing like the "four P's" - product, price, place and promotion. It also discusses additional factors like partnerships, policies and politics. Finally, it examines how non-governmental organizations can utilize social marketing strategies and challenges they may face.
This document discusses the changing nature of social media marketing. It argues that a collaborative approach focused on starting conversations, engaging consumers, tracking responses and amplifying user generated content is more effective than a top-down "monologue" style. Several case studies are presented that exemplify engaging customers, responding to issues, and leveraging word of mouth marketing through social media. The key is moving from a one-way monologue to fostering two-way conversations and cooperation.
Managing a Flash Crisis: How to Handle Online Criticism of Your OrganizationNTEN
This document discusses how to prepare for and respond to online crises for non-profit organizations. It outlines eight key steps: 1) prepare for potential crisis issues by evaluating risks and updating communication plans; 2) assemble a crisis response team; 3) monitor online platforms; 4) determine when to respond based on impact; 5) provide positive digital content; 6) recruit members and influencers; 7) be transparent; and 8) remain calm. It also provides scenarios for group discussion on responding to a critical member, an accidental controversial post, an intern's mistaken social media post, and an online boycott.
Are You Listening? The Importance Of Social Media MonitoringBFG Communications
Whether a brand is involved in social media or not, people are probably talking about them. The key is listening to what's being said and there are many paid and free tools out there than can help. This was delivered at a Social Media Club meet up in Savannah.
Listening and Monitoring in Social Media from CommsCampClaremontComms
Slides from our session at CommsCamp, in Birmingham 26th February 2013.
Provides tools and techniques for listening and monitoring in social media, and shows you how it has a lot to do with internet dating.
The document discusses a common NIMBY ("not in my backyard") response to the development of a wind farm. While public support for renewable energy is generally high, people often object to projects being located near their communities. The document outlines how opposition forms around the rallying cry of "just don't put them here." It also notes that while clear solutions are difficult to find, education efforts around community involvement and showing successful examples can help overcome fear and misinformation that drive NIMBY responses.
Dealing with Harsh Headlines | Presented at eduWeb Digital Summit 2019Katy Spencer Johnson
Harsh headlines can damage your reputation within seconds, miscommunications can run rampant. What can you do as higher education marketing and communications teams to support your institutions during a crisis? In this presentation, we’ll cover best practices and detail what worked in real world settings when Quincy College was hit with a series of harsh headlines that affected enrollment numbers and community morale.
The document discusses how viral trends lose their viral status once they are picked up and spread by mass media outlets like magazines, newspapers, television. It provides examples like Gangnam Style, which started as a viral video but became mass media when it hit Billboard charts, and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which rapidly spread on social media and press and became mass media. The document also includes contact information for Katie Dunphy.
This document discusses social marketing and its use by non-profit organizations. It defines social marketing as using marketing principles to influence social behaviors for the benefit of audiences and society rather than for commercial gain. Non-profit marketing involves marketing products or services without the goal of monetary profit. The document outlines key elements of social marketing like the "four P's" - product, price, place and promotion. It also discusses additional factors like partnerships, policies and politics. Finally, it examines how non-governmental organizations can utilize social marketing strategies and challenges they may face.
This document discusses the changing nature of social media marketing. It argues that a collaborative approach focused on starting conversations, engaging consumers, tracking responses and amplifying user generated content is more effective than a top-down "monologue" style. Several case studies are presented that exemplify engaging customers, responding to issues, and leveraging word of mouth marketing through social media. The key is moving from a one-way monologue to fostering two-way conversations and cooperation.
Managing a Flash Crisis: How to Handle Online Criticism of Your OrganizationNTEN
This document discusses how to prepare for and respond to online crises for non-profit organizations. It outlines eight key steps: 1) prepare for potential crisis issues by evaluating risks and updating communication plans; 2) assemble a crisis response team; 3) monitor online platforms; 4) determine when to respond based on impact; 5) provide positive digital content; 6) recruit members and influencers; 7) be transparent; and 8) remain calm. It also provides scenarios for group discussion on responding to a critical member, an accidental controversial post, an intern's mistaken social media post, and an online boycott.
Are You Listening? The Importance Of Social Media MonitoringBFG Communications
Whether a brand is involved in social media or not, people are probably talking about them. The key is listening to what's being said and there are many paid and free tools out there than can help. This was delivered at a Social Media Club meet up in Savannah.
Listening and Monitoring in Social Media from CommsCampClaremontComms
Slides from our session at CommsCamp, in Birmingham 26th February 2013.
Provides tools and techniques for listening and monitoring in social media, and shows you how it has a lot to do with internet dating.
Identifikation, Beobachtung und Analyse von Inhalten in sozialen Netzwerken. Gezeigt werden Ansätze, Beispiele und Tools (kostenfreie und kostenpflichtige) für Social Media Monitoring.
This presentation was taken from The Luxury Marketing Council, The Importance of Good Listening and Conversation event, held at The Wick.
Presentation was completed by Bob Shullman of The Shullman Research Center
From Social Media Monitoring to Social Business IntelligenceLee Bryant
The document discusses how social media monitoring is evolving from simply tracking brand sentiment to using real-time social data to drive business improvements. It advocates analyzing social data from both internal and external conversations to provide actionable customer insights to all departments, not just marketing. When customer insights are openly shared and acted upon quickly, the company can better evolve to meet customer needs. Social business intelligence creates a more customer-centric organization that can continuously learn and improve compared to monitoring brand sentiment alone.
The document discusses the importance of listening to social customers on social media platforms. It notes that there are now three types of customers - traditional, online, and social. Social customers expect engagement and use social networks, buy more online, provide feedback, read and write reviews, trust advice from others online, connect with like-minded people, and expect good customer support. The document recommends that companies start listening to social conversations, engage with customers, and discover insights in order to build customer relationships and loyalty. It provides examples of effective social media engagement from various companies.
This document provides an executive's guide to social media and crisis management. It outlines 5 trends in digital crisis management: (1) everything happens at lightning speed, (2) people demand transparency, (3) dialogue is important, (4) search impacts reputation, and (5) brand detractors have tools. It then presents a 5-step digital crisis management framework: (1) monitor, (2) cultivate, (3) prepare, (4) respond, and (5) promote. Finally, it lists 5 keys to digital crisis management: set up listening, get buy-in, identify influencers, establish communication channels, and engage guidelines.
This document provides an executive's guide to social media and crisis management. It outlines 5 trends in digital crisis management: (1) everything happens at lightning speed, (2) people demand transparency, (3) dialogue is important, (4) search impacts reputation, and (5) brand detractors have tools. It then presents a 5-step digital crisis management framework: (1) monitor, (2) cultivate, (3) prepare, (4) respond, and (5) promote. Finally, it lists 5 keys to digital crisis management: set up listening, get buy-in, identify influencers, establish communication channels, and engage guidelines.
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1. Precious Communications is a boutique PR agency that provides services such as press releases, social media, events and interviews to clients across various industries including startups, healthcare, finance and technology.
2. The document discusses best practices for public relations, including understanding client needs, proposing relevant ideas, gaining trust through transparency and engaging audiences through compelling storytelling across multiple channels.
3. It also covers crisis communications, noting that the majority of crises originate internally and advising that when a crisis occurs, organizations must address it quickly, honestly and transparently.
Jane Jordan-Meier is an expert in crisis communication and the founder of a media training consultancy. She discusses how crisis communication has changed in the digital age. Social media is now central to crisis response and plans must account for platforms like Twitter and Facebook. Crises follow predictable reporting patterns and companies must have a strategy with clear stages and an "end game" in mind. Monitoring social media is crucial to respond quickly in the initial "golden hour" of a crisis.
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#Ama higher ed 2014 - marketers as masters of the mixAndrew Careaga
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Cancel culture is trending, growing rapidly and marketers, you're the target. Cancel culture is tumultuous and unpredictable and when they strike, the result can be detrimental. That’s why safeguarding your brand is a crucial component for protecting your brand from a crisis. This masterclass comes equipped with a social media action plan and brand message strategy perfect for any marketer, ensuring your brand can withstand a PR nightmare.
Mark Hillary Campus Party Presentation 2013IT Decisions
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Mark was presenting for the UKBrasil Season. His talk was about how companies can more effectively use social media.
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I had the honour of giving an introductory 90 minute session on Social Media in Business - Best Practice for Entrepreneurs. I titled it Social Media for SOLO-preneurs i.e. entrepreneurs (usually 1-2 person teams) armed with heaps of passion and a business plan to go with it.
I created this presentation mainly in the hope it inspires small businesses and professionals to get started, have a play and explore the vast possibilities (or switch up a marketing gear and take it up a notch or two) with social media.
Q - Who is a Social Entrepreneur?
A - "Social entrepreneurs act as the change agents for communities and society, developing ideas and new approaches, creating and implementing solutions to social problems that change society for the better."
How social networks and mobile devices are changing how organizations respond to crises. It's a brand new world, social and mobile rule! Executives need to adapt.
This document discusses strategies for using social media. It begins with an introduction to the consulting company Duval Union and their focus on helping clients balance traditional and digital business. Several key social media platforms are described along with some usage statistics. The rest of the document provides advice on developing an effective social media strategy, including focusing on engagement, collaboration, communication and crisis response. Tips are provided around monitoring conversations, developing content, and activating ambassadors on both internal and external social networks.
IA Innovatief vermarkten. Sessie 2 Dado van PeteghemIkinnoveer
This document discusses strategies for using social media. It begins with an introduction to the consulting company Duval Union and their focus on helping clients balance traditional and digital business. Several key social media platforms are described along with some usage statistics. The rest of the document provides advice on developing an effective social media strategy, including focusing on engagement, collaboration, communication and crisis response. Tips are provided around monitoring conversations, developing content, and activating ambassadors both internally and externally.
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Paul Blanchard, a media personality, Managing Director of Right Angles, and the host of the Media Masters podcast, has interviewed hundreds of legendary business leaders, including Sir Martin Sorrell, Mark Thompson, and Sir Trevor McDonald. Paul will discuss in a no-holds-barred session the importance of leadership in an age of naked digital transparency. It's very hard to remain calm under pressure when customers and prospects are tweeting insults at you at 3 a.m. - how can leaders make it work?
Identifikation, Beobachtung und Analyse von Inhalten in sozialen Netzwerken. Gezeigt werden Ansätze, Beispiele und Tools (kostenfreie und kostenpflichtige) für Social Media Monitoring.
This presentation was taken from The Luxury Marketing Council, The Importance of Good Listening and Conversation event, held at The Wick.
Presentation was completed by Bob Shullman of The Shullman Research Center
From Social Media Monitoring to Social Business IntelligenceLee Bryant
The document discusses how social media monitoring is evolving from simply tracking brand sentiment to using real-time social data to drive business improvements. It advocates analyzing social data from both internal and external conversations to provide actionable customer insights to all departments, not just marketing. When customer insights are openly shared and acted upon quickly, the company can better evolve to meet customer needs. Social business intelligence creates a more customer-centric organization that can continuously learn and improve compared to monitoring brand sentiment alone.
The document discusses the importance of listening to social customers on social media platforms. It notes that there are now three types of customers - traditional, online, and social. Social customers expect engagement and use social networks, buy more online, provide feedback, read and write reviews, trust advice from others online, connect with like-minded people, and expect good customer support. The document recommends that companies start listening to social conversations, engage with customers, and discover insights in order to build customer relationships and loyalty. It provides examples of effective social media engagement from various companies.
This document provides an executive's guide to social media and crisis management. It outlines 5 trends in digital crisis management: (1) everything happens at lightning speed, (2) people demand transparency, (3) dialogue is important, (4) search impacts reputation, and (5) brand detractors have tools. It then presents a 5-step digital crisis management framework: (1) monitor, (2) cultivate, (3) prepare, (4) respond, and (5) promote. Finally, it lists 5 keys to digital crisis management: set up listening, get buy-in, identify influencers, establish communication channels, and engage guidelines.
This document provides an executive's guide to social media and crisis management. It outlines 5 trends in digital crisis management: (1) everything happens at lightning speed, (2) people demand transparency, (3) dialogue is important, (4) search impacts reputation, and (5) brand detractors have tools. It then presents a 5-step digital crisis management framework: (1) monitor, (2) cultivate, (3) prepare, (4) respond, and (5) promote. Finally, it lists 5 keys to digital crisis management: set up listening, get buy-in, identify influencers, establish communication channels, and engage guidelines.
PR101 - Media Relations, Social Media, Crisis Management - PRecious Communica...Lars Voedisch
1. Precious Communications is a boutique PR agency that provides services such as press releases, social media, events and interviews to clients across various industries including startups, healthcare, finance and technology.
2. The document discusses best practices for public relations, including understanding client needs, proposing relevant ideas, gaining trust through transparency and engaging audiences through compelling storytelling across multiple channels.
3. It also covers crisis communications, noting that the majority of crises originate internally and advising that when a crisis occurs, organizations must address it quickly, honestly and transparently.
Jane Jordan-Meier is an expert in crisis communication and the founder of a media training consultancy. She discusses how crisis communication has changed in the digital age. Social media is now central to crisis response and plans must account for platforms like Twitter and Facebook. Crises follow predictable reporting patterns and companies must have a strategy with clear stages and an "end game" in mind. Monitoring social media is crucial to respond quickly in the initial "golden hour" of a crisis.
The Reputation Complex - Navigating the Blur in a Liquid WorldMSL
The 'Reputation Complex' is a moving combination of various reputational factors, components and drivers that are linked in a close and complicated way. This combination brings with it, for all organizations, equal risks and opportunities – the first to be managed and the second to be exploited in the right manner.
MSLGROUP's SVP and Chief Strategy Officer, Pascal Beculer shares his thoughts on the fast transformation of Reputation Management, everywhere in the world, and what it means for our clients and for us.
#Ama higher ed 2014 - marketers as masters of the mixAndrew Careaga
"Convergence: Marketers As Masters of the Mix," presentation by Andrew Careaga (Missouri S&T) and Charlie Melichar (Marts&Lundy) at American Marketing Association Conference on Higher Ed Marketing, Nov. 11, 2014.
Cancel Culture: You Can Run But You Can't HideFalcon.io
Cancel culture is trending, growing rapidly and marketers, you're the target. Cancel culture is tumultuous and unpredictable and when they strike, the result can be detrimental. That’s why safeguarding your brand is a crucial component for protecting your brand from a crisis. This masterclass comes equipped with a social media action plan and brand message strategy perfect for any marketer, ensuring your brand can withstand a PR nightmare.
Mark Hillary Campus Party Presentation 2013IT Decisions
Mark Hillary's presentation at Campus Party São Paulo 2013.
Mark was presenting for the UKBrasil Season. His talk was about how companies can more effectively use social media.
This presentation was delivered by Mark Hillary on Jan 29 2013 in São Paulo, Brasil.
TOPIC: A HOW TO approach to dealing with a crisis with Social Media. This is the third in a series of online trainings brought to you by The Wall Street Journal, Ogilvy and GoToWebinar. Asia Pacific director of Digital Influence Thomas Crampton moderated a presentation by Digital Influence Global Managing John Bell and Managing Director of the Global Public Affairs Practice Jamie Moeller.
Social Media in Business - Best Practice for EntrepreneursAmar Trivedi
On Thursday 5 April, 2012, I was invited by the New Zealand Centre for Social Innovation (NZCSI) as a Social Media - Expert Witness to present to the Class of 2012 at Social Entrepreneurs School (SES) at Ko Awatea Centre, Auckland.
I had the honour of giving an introductory 90 minute session on Social Media in Business - Best Practice for Entrepreneurs. I titled it Social Media for SOLO-preneurs i.e. entrepreneurs (usually 1-2 person teams) armed with heaps of passion and a business plan to go with it.
I created this presentation mainly in the hope it inspires small businesses and professionals to get started, have a play and explore the vast possibilities (or switch up a marketing gear and take it up a notch or two) with social media.
Q - Who is a Social Entrepreneur?
A - "Social entrepreneurs act as the change agents for communities and society, developing ideas and new approaches, creating and implementing solutions to social problems that change society for the better."
How social networks and mobile devices are changing how organizations respond to crises. It's a brand new world, social and mobile rule! Executives need to adapt.
This document discusses strategies for using social media. It begins with an introduction to the consulting company Duval Union and their focus on helping clients balance traditional and digital business. Several key social media platforms are described along with some usage statistics. The rest of the document provides advice on developing an effective social media strategy, including focusing on engagement, collaboration, communication and crisis response. Tips are provided around monitoring conversations, developing content, and activating ambassadors on both internal and external social networks.
IA Innovatief vermarkten. Sessie 2 Dado van PeteghemIkinnoveer
This document discusses strategies for using social media. It begins with an introduction to the consulting company Duval Union and their focus on helping clients balance traditional and digital business. Several key social media platforms are described along with some usage statistics. The rest of the document provides advice on developing an effective social media strategy, including focusing on engagement, collaboration, communication and crisis response. Tips are provided around monitoring conversations, developing content, and activating ambassadors both internally and externally.
Reputation in Social Media 2014 #SBPSMO Martyn Rosney
This presentation includes steps to building your reputation as a social brand and also how to protect that reputation in times of crises. Presented at the Sunday Business Post Social Media Masterclass on November 13th in the Gibson Hotel.
Paul Blanchard, a media personality, Managing Director of Right Angles, and the host of the Media Masters podcast, has interviewed hundreds of legendary business leaders, including Sir Martin Sorrell, Mark Thompson, and Sir Trevor McDonald. Paul will discuss in a no-holds-barred session the importance of leadership in an age of naked digital transparency. It's very hard to remain calm under pressure when customers and prospects are tweeting insults at you at 3 a.m. - how can leaders make it work?
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3. To effectively use social media in a crisis, companies should prepare a social media policy and response plan in advance, provide frequent factual updates, and engage respectfully with users to guide the conversation.
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LEARN FROM IT
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