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Social Media For Emergency Response Communications
The document discusses the role of social media in emergency and disaster management, highlighting its importance for efficient communication during crises. It emphasizes the need for organizations to develop a social media strategy, identify resources, and track success using appropriate tools. Examples, such as the use of Twitter during the Sichuan earthquake, demonstrate how social media can facilitate rapid information sharing and community engagement.
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- 3. Bev McPhee, MBAMaster of Arts, Professional Communication Royal Roads University, Victoria BC Chris Burdge Social Marketing Consultant bWEST Interactive, Victoria BC
- 4. What is socialmedia? Who’s playing? Why? How can new tools can help me in my role in emergency and disaster management?
- 5. During a crisisthere is an expectation that organizations will efficiently communicate with communities. The ability to manage social media communications makes crisis response even more effective.
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- 27. May 2008: SichuanProvince China 7.9 magnitude Reported in progress via text, video & Twitter 10 minutes before US Geological Service BBC first learned about earthquake from Twitter Within hours hundreds of donation sites created
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- 30. Instant & targeteddistribution Engage & develop relationships Finger on the pulse micro blogs
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- 40. At your perilCitizens move on with or without you
- 41. Open accounts /create content Hope for the best Limited results
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- 43. Q: How dowe get started? Q: What resources are required ? Q: Who in our organization? Q: How do we track success?
- 44. Q: How dowe get started ? A: Develop a social media strategy
- 45. Q: What resourcesare required? Q: Who in our organization? A: Identify and train resources
- 46. Q: How dowe track success ? A: Identify & implement tracking tools
- 47. What social mediais Who’s playing and why How new tools can help you in your role in emergency and disaster management
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- #2 Welcome everyone to XX Sponsored by XX Delighted you’ve joined
- #3 Before we begin, let me tell u about the control panel you see floating on the right-hand side of your screen Three easy features you might need to use
- #4 Now a bit about us I’m Bev: moderator; teach graduate level courses in communications at RRU; SM interest/engagement is exploding; Also a Sr Consulant with IBM, S & C Division Our guest presenter is Chris Burgde. Chris is a familiar face at conferences, corp events and trade shows as a popular speaker addressing social media strategies and trends. He’s the founder of bWest Interactive, and has consulted for Fortune 1000 companies (like BMW Japan, HP, Kia, Nestle Purina). He specializes in helping organizations grow their businesses using social media and emerging web technology. We’re also joined by Rian Bowden, co-founder of DailySplice, and sponsor of today’s webinar.
- #5 Let’s get started Today’s session is meant to give you a quick overview—or a taster—of social media and it’s growing presence in your industry We hope by the end of the session, you’ll have a better idea of What Social Media is Who’s playing (and most importantly…why!) And how you might use some of the new tools in emergency and disaster management. Chris will focus on three specific types of social media (XXX) and popular tools people are using to make the ‘magic’ happen
- #6 Thanks Renee. Widespread loss and disruption from storms, such as Hurricane’s Katrina and Rita make it a challenge to communicate using traditional methods The recent tragedy at Virginia Tech showed us that stakeholders are hungry for information and are likely to turn to the Internet for immediate news and information when it isn’t readily available from the source An effective and modern crisis communication plan can assist the Frost communication team to provide responsive, accurate and up-to-date information to important stakeholders and to receive their input in return. The Frost Crisis Communication Plan will allow Frost to become the authoritative source of information against which other accounts and conflicting information are tested To achieve this, the Frost communication team has been considering an Interactive Communications Platform to get accurate and up-to-date information out to Frost employees, customers, shareholders, the community Such a platform would effectively open up a two-way conduit of communication with Frost’s most critical stakeholders