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2. NOPJF Social Media Recommendations
Introduction
Future Audience of Social Media Platforms
Organizations with Similar Backgrounds
Analysis of Current Social Media Platforms
NOPJF Website Analysis
Suggested Future Social Media Posts
Recommendations on How to Improve Social Media Platforms
3. Improve reputation
with the community
Have an effective
tool for recruiting
Through social media platforms
NOPJF will
6. CPD Memorial
Appeal to emotion
Use emotional quotes and memories of fallen
officers to elicit an emotional response from their
followers and then post about fund raising
activities
7. NPR
Facebook (News)
No Frills
Engagement
Youtube (Music)
Strictly music (no news)
(However, their Instagram consists of both news &
music)
8. NYC Police Foundation
Non-profit organization dedicated
to Providing critical resources to
NOPD to make New York City
safe
Clear Plan of Action on website
Other platforms clear strategy to
appeal to community, BUT do
NOT post often enough
ONLY retweets - NOT good
9. The Police Foundation
Goal is "Advancing policing
through science and innovation"
Similar social media setbacks to
the NOPJF
Presence on Twitter is fairly
strong: 1188 followers
Twitter feed serves as a news
source
11. Audience Analysis
Facebook page has 913 followers
Twitter has 266 followers, while
following 464 accounts
Followers consist of local New
Orleanians who are passionate
about policing in New Orleans
16. NOPJF SWOT
clear, easy to navigate,
visible mission,
informative main articles
News &
Announcement's not
updated, month old
Drop down menu "I'd
like to..." with many
realistic and common
options, and "Donate"
button clear, visible, and
inviting to contribute
Anyone can give
negative feedback
STRENGTHS
OPPORTUNITIES
WEAKNESSES
THREATS
17. NOPJF Website
Audience Analysis
Strong audience
Running since 2012 & still updated and easy to navigate
18. NOPJF Website
Activity Level and Content Quality
Information relevant and up to date with current times
Cops for Kids: Summer program
Need to update news section more frequently
Content strategy strong - all posts with photo or video and clear title
19. NOPJF Website
Audience Engagement
Strong, thought-out strategy
Main parts clearly defined through design and appeal to eye
"DONATE" & "SUPPORTING NOPJF" yellow and bold
Tell you to "Learn More" and nicely navigate you to "click here for more
information"
20. Future Posts for Website Blogs
Articles
Announcements
Cover all parts of the city
Buzzfeed like 'Lists'
'10 Ways to Secure your Home'
21. Future Posts for Facebook
Events
Memorials
Portraits of Officers with short stories
'Humans of New York'
Goodwill towards officers
22. Future Posts for Twitter
Public Resource of Information
Local
Traffic Accidents
Road Closings
Weather Emergencies
Police Announcements
Close to Police Source
Use Retweets
25. Snapchat (Add)
SNAPCHAT
"Our Stories"
Use NOPJF INDEPENDENCE to advantage!
No Comments (or 'permanent' footage)
Multiple people can run the account/participate