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This document discusses problems with and recommendations for a Health Promotion Board website. Key problems included poor navigation, lack of character development in blog posts which were too long and frequent, and underutilization of social media tools. Recommendations were to improve the user experience with direct links, develop character profiles with varied interests, decrease post frequency, utilize discussion boards and social media more, and have more relevant contests.
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Not so secret lives
- 1. 1 Health Promotion Board 2010
- 2. Overview Site Statistics Problems Recommendations Health Promotion Board 2010 2
- 3. Site Usage 3 Health Promotion Board 2010
- 4. Traffic Sources 4 Health Promotion Board 2010
- 6. Where to look for entries
- 7. One entry per page
- 8. Sharing – no direct link
- 9. Music5 Health Promotion Board 2010
- 11. Posts are too frequent and too long
- 12. Insufficient pictures/ too professional
- 13. Different interpretations of content
- 14. Friendship
- 15. Fringe series of TV programme
- 16. Missing the message6 Health Promotion Board 2010
- 18. Does not appeal to males
- 19. Did not see link with HPBHealth Promotion Board 2010 7
- 24. 19Mar – 30Mar
- 25. 13May – 24MayHealth Promotion Board 2010 8
- 27. Create direct links
- 28. Facebook
- 29. Twitter
- 30. Blog links
- 31. Is there a need for music at all?Recommendations Health Promotion Board 2010 9
- 33. Tying up with blogshops
- 35. Once every 3 days
- 36. pictures
- 37. Tie in with other themes
- 38. Healthy Eating
- 40. Binge Drinking
- 41. Eating DisordersRecommendations Health Promotion Board 2010 10
- 43. Does not appeal to males HOW?
- 44. Did not see link with HPB IS THERE A NEED?Recommendations Health Promotion Board 2010 11
- 47. Twitter not utilised
- 49. Health related?
- 50. Recruiting opinion leadersRecommendations Health Promotion Board 2010 12
Editor's Notes
- Facebook – talk about captions, discussion boards.
- Blog links – put one on ur blog. Get spotted to earn $?