The document discusses the use of social media in business. It provides tips on creating social media profiles for a business on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. It also discusses how to develop a social media strategy, measure results, and address challenges like monitoring employees' social media use and dealing with sensitive legal issues.
Michelle is a social media specialist and writer with over 4 years of experience. She has worked with several property management and tourism companies, creating and managing their social media presences and digital marketing campaigns. Her services include establishing a company's presence on sites like Facebook, Pinterest, and Google+, creating blogs and newsletters, and analyzing social media and website analytics. Sample materials are provided showing her work in strategic planning and creative content generation for clients.
The document summarizes a presentation on using social media for presentations. It discusses researching the audience using social media, conducting research on topics, setting expectations and goals, creating a content schedule, monitoring engagement, and measuring results through metrics like website traffic, social media followers, and responses to offers. It also provides an example of a tournament that saw increased ticket sales and online engagement by implementing a social media plan.
Learn how to use social media to market your restaurant or venue and generate buzz through onsite events.
Presented by Rob Marlbrough to Hospitality, Financial, Technology Professionals (HFTP) in May 2012.
Dr Social Love: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Google Algorithms and...James Carson
This document discusses how social media and people signals can impact search engine rankings. It emphasizes building connections with influencers on social networks and creating engaging content for fans. Key recommendations include using questions, games and photos in posts to encourage sharing, and focusing content on what interests fans rather than search algorithms. Networks, profiles and content all work together to drive traffic from multiple sources.
This presentation for businesses provides an overview of social media and its potential, then expands on using Facebook pages for business to build customer loyalty and increase referrals.
The document discusses the use of social media in business. It provides tips on creating social media profiles for a business on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. It also discusses how to develop a social media strategy, measure results, and address challenges like monitoring employees' social media use and dealing with sensitive legal issues.
Michelle is a social media specialist and writer with over 4 years of experience. She has worked with several property management and tourism companies, creating and managing their social media presences and digital marketing campaigns. Her services include establishing a company's presence on sites like Facebook, Pinterest, and Google+, creating blogs and newsletters, and analyzing social media and website analytics. Sample materials are provided showing her work in strategic planning and creative content generation for clients.
The document summarizes a presentation on using social media for presentations. It discusses researching the audience using social media, conducting research on topics, setting expectations and goals, creating a content schedule, monitoring engagement, and measuring results through metrics like website traffic, social media followers, and responses to offers. It also provides an example of a tournament that saw increased ticket sales and online engagement by implementing a social media plan.
Learn how to use social media to market your restaurant or venue and generate buzz through onsite events.
Presented by Rob Marlbrough to Hospitality, Financial, Technology Professionals (HFTP) in May 2012.
Dr Social Love: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Google Algorithms and...James Carson
This document discusses how social media and people signals can impact search engine rankings. It emphasizes building connections with influencers on social networks and creating engaging content for fans. Key recommendations include using questions, games and photos in posts to encourage sharing, and focusing content on what interests fans rather than search algorithms. Networks, profiles and content all work together to drive traffic from multiple sources.
This presentation for businesses provides an overview of social media and its potential, then expands on using Facebook pages for business to build customer loyalty and increase referrals.
Creating engaging content on Facebook at least twice a week but no more than once a day. Connect social media outlets and run contests through approved apps like WooBox to follow Facebook rules. Engage fans through contests, surveys, giveaways and ensure the Facebook page is linked to other online outlets.
The document provides 5 reasons to pay more attention to social media in 2012. It discusses how social media is a powerful relationship building tool, requires no minimum budget to get started, allows for competitive intelligence gathering, enables customized audiences and marketplaces, and can generate revenue. The document emphasizes that social media is a growing space that requires management and content creation and sharing across various platforms.
The document provides 10 steps for using Google+ Hangouts on Air to get key influencers and celebrities to appear on a web show, including promoting the show on social media before and after taping, optimizing the video, following up with guests, and leveraging opportunities to expand one's network and repeat the process. It also introduces Debbie Horovitch and her company Social Sparkle & Shine which produces a monthly Google+ Hangouts on Air show for book authors and publishers.
Facebook Ads: Process, Targeting & Tools, then back again. In 20 minutesNed Poulter
Many people deny the opportunity that awaits them when it comes to Facebook Ads. Having spent a SIGNIFICANT amount of time working with our clients to ideate, create and optimise our clients paid social media strategies - here are my top tips and tricks for optimising you Facebook Ad campaigns. Delivered in 20 minutes!
The document provides a social media strategy for the Boston Red Sox. It includes a social media audit that analyzes the team's performance on different platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. The strategy aims to increase fan engagement and create better content. Key tactics include finding more fan content, encouraging conversation, and boosting popular posts after wins using hashtags like #WinDanceRepeat. The document outlines social media roles and provides a response plan for potential issues. It recommends focusing efforts on Twitter and Instagram which see the most activity and engagement.
Using Pictures and #Memes On #SocialMedia - 2014Cindy Morrison
This document provides tips and strategies for using pictures and memes on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It notes that hundreds of millions of photos are uploaded to Facebook and billions to Instagram each day. It then gives advice on how pictures can be used for branding, creating emotions, and making connections with audiences. Tips include finding and creating memes, using pictures in Facebook ads with 20% or less text, and accessing free training resources.
This document discusses using social media for marketing purposes. It begins by introducing the author and their background. It then discusses developing personas to identify target audiences, setting goals for social media campaigns, and defining social media. Several major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and blogs are explained. The document provides tips for creating content, setting a budget, and measuring the results of social media marketing efforts. It emphasizes starting with a strategy rather than just using social media and telling remarkable stories to engage audiences.
Social media allows real estate agents to connect with consumers and build trust. The document outlines popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, and LinkedIn and how real estate agents can use each one to promote listings, share industry knowledge, and build their brand as a local expert. It also provides examples of contests an agent can run on social media to engage customers and drive traffic to their website and listings.
This document provides tips on how to advertise a Tedx event through various social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and Instagram. It recommends posting interesting updates, photos and videos to engage followers and spread information about past events. The document also suggests promoting the event on campus to students, reaching out to alumni and the local Philadelphia community, and using a website and YouTube channel to share details. The goal is to build awareness of TedxSju and gain a loyal audience.
Navigating the Social Media Maze April 2017 George Wacker
An overview of social media platforms that small and larger businesses can use to further their own message. Learn more about the ins and outs of social media management and how you can get started helping your business or organization today.
KickApps SF Summit - "Your brand is not my friend" by Alan WolkKickApps
This is one of the speaker presentations from the spring session of summit,"Social Media in the Enterprise", held in San Francisco. This event is sponsored by KickApps and Akamai. You can find the video of this speaker at http://www.kickapps.com/engage/
This document discusses how to manage one's Google reputation through various online activities. It emphasizes that an individual's Google reputation is shaped by the search results that appear when their name is searched. It recommends creating profiles on social media like Facebook and Twitter, commenting on blogs, writing reviews, and starting one's own website or blog to positively influence search results. Managing one's online presence and reputation is important as potential employers, clients, and others may search for an individual online.
I recently had the pleasure of spending an hour over coffee with a couple of Seattle-area independent filmmakers to talk about their social media strategy. In honor of the occasion I put together a short (9 slides) introduction to social media.
While there are details that are specific to filmmakers, most of the concepts are relevant to almost every organization, both commercial and non-profit.
Please contribute your ideas via comments, below.
This document provides a step-by-step guide for first time Pinterest users. It explains what Pinterest is, how it was created, and what can be done with it. It then discusses why VA's should know Pinterest and provides instructions on how to get started, including signing up, choosing boards/categories to follow, bookmarking the "Pin It" button, and how to pin images from Pinterest's website or anywhere on the web. The goal is to introduce new users to Pinterest and how to set up and begin using their account to share and organize images.
How to Attract the Influence of Celebrities To Your Brand Social Media Conte...Debbie Horovitch
Sheblogs LINK Keynote Presentation
Join the LIVE Google+ Hangout on Air at 4pm ET from the conference!
Included in THIS document is a link to the #SCANDALspin Aftershow Pitch Outline document, a publicly viewable doc on Google Docs. Use it to create your own Hangout show outline!
Debbie is currently working on her first book, about how every business marketer can be using Google+ Hangouts on Air to easily create compelling content, that is fun to make, delights our audience, and attracts valuable partners to our business. In this session, Debbie will reveal the key elements to planning her successful G+ HoA series, #SparkleSOS Book Authors & Publishers that has welcomed celebrity book authors & organizations including Guy Kawasaki, Chris Guillebeau, Dorie Clark, Mike Michalowicz, Sam Fiorella, Kindle Direct Publishing and a recurring group of aspiring and working authors, for monthly conversations about the ups & downs of being a successful author.
Later this week Debbie is launching #SCANDALspin, a live after show to the hit prime-time TV show SCANDAL on ABC / CityTV, which enjoys an active social media conversation on hashtag #SCANDAL and even sees reference terms like "gladiators" used in official White House tweets. For this series, following the airing of Season 3 new episodes, Debbie will welcome a different feature guest host each week, who will interpret the scandal seen moments before on the show, and draw parallels to navigating drama that occurs in our everyday real life.
If you've seen Debbie speak before, this is all new, never-presented-before content! Join the discussion, and you may find your new Hangout show featured in her book!
This document provides a step-by-step guide for first time Pinterest users. It explains that Pinterest is a social media site where users share images they find online and organize them into boards by categories. Users can like or repin images to their own boards. The guide describes how to sign up for Pinterest, create boards to organize pins, bookmark the Pin It button to save images from any website, and how to pin images within Pinterest or from other sites. The overall purpose is to introduce new users to the basic functions and capabilities of the Pinterest platform.
The document provides dos and don'ts for using Facebook effectively. The dos include focusing on engaging content, encouraging interactions, setting up contests and games, rewarding fans, promoting the fan page, creating custom tabs, and being prepared to respond to negative reviews. The don'ts include not inviting all friends, leaving spam posts, spamming users, forgetting privacy issues, creating fake accounts, and being too serious.
1. This document outlines the topics and assignments for a media relations in sport lecture at the University of Cincinnati, including a current events quiz, discussion of local sports media consumption habits, and an overview of writing press releases and game summaries.
2. The lecture also covers interviewing techniques and gives examples of interview topics for students to practice, such as Tu Holloway of Xavier basketball and Jay Gruden recently named the Bengals offensive coordinator.
3. The next week's assignments include a take-home midterm exam on press release writing, newsroom roles, and writing styles, as well as attending a UC basketball game against Syracuse and submitting a 250-word game summary.
The document discusses social media strategies presented by Jackie Reau. It provides tips for using different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube to engage customers, share content and measure effectiveness. The presentation recommends developing clear objectives, analyzing competitors, creating a social media team and sharing unique content to build communities online.
Creating engaging content on Facebook at least twice a week but no more than once a day. Connect social media outlets and run contests through approved apps like WooBox to follow Facebook rules. Engage fans through contests, surveys, giveaways and ensure the Facebook page is linked to other online outlets.
The document provides 5 reasons to pay more attention to social media in 2012. It discusses how social media is a powerful relationship building tool, requires no minimum budget to get started, allows for competitive intelligence gathering, enables customized audiences and marketplaces, and can generate revenue. The document emphasizes that social media is a growing space that requires management and content creation and sharing across various platforms.
The document provides 10 steps for using Google+ Hangouts on Air to get key influencers and celebrities to appear on a web show, including promoting the show on social media before and after taping, optimizing the video, following up with guests, and leveraging opportunities to expand one's network and repeat the process. It also introduces Debbie Horovitch and her company Social Sparkle & Shine which produces a monthly Google+ Hangouts on Air show for book authors and publishers.
Facebook Ads: Process, Targeting & Tools, then back again. In 20 minutesNed Poulter
Many people deny the opportunity that awaits them when it comes to Facebook Ads. Having spent a SIGNIFICANT amount of time working with our clients to ideate, create and optimise our clients paid social media strategies - here are my top tips and tricks for optimising you Facebook Ad campaigns. Delivered in 20 minutes!
The document provides a social media strategy for the Boston Red Sox. It includes a social media audit that analyzes the team's performance on different platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. The strategy aims to increase fan engagement and create better content. Key tactics include finding more fan content, encouraging conversation, and boosting popular posts after wins using hashtags like #WinDanceRepeat. The document outlines social media roles and provides a response plan for potential issues. It recommends focusing efforts on Twitter and Instagram which see the most activity and engagement.
Using Pictures and #Memes On #SocialMedia - 2014Cindy Morrison
This document provides tips and strategies for using pictures and memes on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It notes that hundreds of millions of photos are uploaded to Facebook and billions to Instagram each day. It then gives advice on how pictures can be used for branding, creating emotions, and making connections with audiences. Tips include finding and creating memes, using pictures in Facebook ads with 20% or less text, and accessing free training resources.
This document discusses using social media for marketing purposes. It begins by introducing the author and their background. It then discusses developing personas to identify target audiences, setting goals for social media campaigns, and defining social media. Several major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and blogs are explained. The document provides tips for creating content, setting a budget, and measuring the results of social media marketing efforts. It emphasizes starting with a strategy rather than just using social media and telling remarkable stories to engage audiences.
Social media allows real estate agents to connect with consumers and build trust. The document outlines popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, and LinkedIn and how real estate agents can use each one to promote listings, share industry knowledge, and build their brand as a local expert. It also provides examples of contests an agent can run on social media to engage customers and drive traffic to their website and listings.
This document provides tips on how to advertise a Tedx event through various social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and Instagram. It recommends posting interesting updates, photos and videos to engage followers and spread information about past events. The document also suggests promoting the event on campus to students, reaching out to alumni and the local Philadelphia community, and using a website and YouTube channel to share details. The goal is to build awareness of TedxSju and gain a loyal audience.
Navigating the Social Media Maze April 2017 George Wacker
An overview of social media platforms that small and larger businesses can use to further their own message. Learn more about the ins and outs of social media management and how you can get started helping your business or organization today.
KickApps SF Summit - "Your brand is not my friend" by Alan WolkKickApps
This is one of the speaker presentations from the spring session of summit,"Social Media in the Enterprise", held in San Francisco. This event is sponsored by KickApps and Akamai. You can find the video of this speaker at http://www.kickapps.com/engage/
This document discusses how to manage one's Google reputation through various online activities. It emphasizes that an individual's Google reputation is shaped by the search results that appear when their name is searched. It recommends creating profiles on social media like Facebook and Twitter, commenting on blogs, writing reviews, and starting one's own website or blog to positively influence search results. Managing one's online presence and reputation is important as potential employers, clients, and others may search for an individual online.
I recently had the pleasure of spending an hour over coffee with a couple of Seattle-area independent filmmakers to talk about their social media strategy. In honor of the occasion I put together a short (9 slides) introduction to social media.
While there are details that are specific to filmmakers, most of the concepts are relevant to almost every organization, both commercial and non-profit.
Please contribute your ideas via comments, below.
This document provides a step-by-step guide for first time Pinterest users. It explains what Pinterest is, how it was created, and what can be done with it. It then discusses why VA's should know Pinterest and provides instructions on how to get started, including signing up, choosing boards/categories to follow, bookmarking the "Pin It" button, and how to pin images from Pinterest's website or anywhere on the web. The goal is to introduce new users to Pinterest and how to set up and begin using their account to share and organize images.
How to Attract the Influence of Celebrities To Your Brand Social Media Conte...Debbie Horovitch
Sheblogs LINK Keynote Presentation
Join the LIVE Google+ Hangout on Air at 4pm ET from the conference!
Included in THIS document is a link to the #SCANDALspin Aftershow Pitch Outline document, a publicly viewable doc on Google Docs. Use it to create your own Hangout show outline!
Debbie is currently working on her first book, about how every business marketer can be using Google+ Hangouts on Air to easily create compelling content, that is fun to make, delights our audience, and attracts valuable partners to our business. In this session, Debbie will reveal the key elements to planning her successful G+ HoA series, #SparkleSOS Book Authors & Publishers that has welcomed celebrity book authors & organizations including Guy Kawasaki, Chris Guillebeau, Dorie Clark, Mike Michalowicz, Sam Fiorella, Kindle Direct Publishing and a recurring group of aspiring and working authors, for monthly conversations about the ups & downs of being a successful author.
Later this week Debbie is launching #SCANDALspin, a live after show to the hit prime-time TV show SCANDAL on ABC / CityTV, which enjoys an active social media conversation on hashtag #SCANDAL and even sees reference terms like "gladiators" used in official White House tweets. For this series, following the airing of Season 3 new episodes, Debbie will welcome a different feature guest host each week, who will interpret the scandal seen moments before on the show, and draw parallels to navigating drama that occurs in our everyday real life.
If you've seen Debbie speak before, this is all new, never-presented-before content! Join the discussion, and you may find your new Hangout show featured in her book!
This document provides a step-by-step guide for first time Pinterest users. It explains that Pinterest is a social media site where users share images they find online and organize them into boards by categories. Users can like or repin images to their own boards. The guide describes how to sign up for Pinterest, create boards to organize pins, bookmark the Pin It button to save images from any website, and how to pin images within Pinterest or from other sites. The overall purpose is to introduce new users to the basic functions and capabilities of the Pinterest platform.
The document provides dos and don'ts for using Facebook effectively. The dos include focusing on engaging content, encouraging interactions, setting up contests and games, rewarding fans, promoting the fan page, creating custom tabs, and being prepared to respond to negative reviews. The don'ts include not inviting all friends, leaving spam posts, spamming users, forgetting privacy issues, creating fake accounts, and being too serious.
1. This document outlines the topics and assignments for a media relations in sport lecture at the University of Cincinnati, including a current events quiz, discussion of local sports media consumption habits, and an overview of writing press releases and game summaries.
2. The lecture also covers interviewing techniques and gives examples of interview topics for students to practice, such as Tu Holloway of Xavier basketball and Jay Gruden recently named the Bengals offensive coordinator.
3. The next week's assignments include a take-home midterm exam on press release writing, newsroom roles, and writing styles, as well as attending a UC basketball game against Syracuse and submitting a 250-word game summary.
The document discusses social media strategies presented by Jackie Reau. It provides tips for using different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube to engage customers, share content and measure effectiveness. The presentation recommends developing clear objectives, analyzing competitors, creating a social media team and sharing unique content to build communities online.
1. The document outlines the agenda and assignments for a sports media relations lecture at the University of Cincinnati. It includes discussions on current events in sports media, constructing TV broadcast outlines and scripts, and analyzing sports media consumption habits.
2. Students are given various in-class assignments involving speed writing to draft game summaries, tweets, photo captions and a letter pitching a story idea to a journalist.
3. The next class will cover social media and sports, with students each researching and presenting on a topic like Twitter, Facebook or mobile applications for teams. Students are also assigned to write a press release announcing a new coach.
This document provides an overview of a lecture on sport public relations given at the University of Cincinnati. It discusses the importance of community relations and cause marketing, highlighting how to take a leadership approach and potentially partner with other organizations. It also presents an in-class exercise about developing a sports-related cause marketing campaign for a new Cincinnati restaurant. Finally, it reviews different types of content that public relations professionals commonly work with, including news releases, media alerts, white papers, email correspondence, and customer service response letters.
A brief presentation fby Jackie Reau of Game Day Communications for students at the University of Cincinnati who are studying sports journalism taught by Michael Perry.
The document provides an outline for a class on sport public relations. It includes sections on a current events quiz, completing a game wrap assignment to cover a live sporting event, and discussing social responsibility and community relations in sport. Specific topics within social responsibility are community relations, charitable giving, cause marketing, and sustainability/environmental initiatives. Examples and links are provided for each. The document concludes with an assignment to create a comprehensive community relations program for a hypothetical minor league team, including proposed initiatives for community relations, charitable giving, cause marketing, and sustainability.
Social media allows businesses to connect with customers through sharing and discussing information online. It transforms one-way communication into two-way dialogues. Businesses can use social media to network, meet potential customers, listen to feedback, and build relationships in a cost-effective manner. Popular forms of social media include microblogs, social networking sites, video/photo sharing, and blogs, which allow businesses to engage customers and spread their message through sharing content.
The document discusses social media strategies presented by Jackie Reau. It provides tips for using various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube for business purposes. It also discusses developing a social media strategy, measuring results, and resources for staying up to date on social media best practices.
Here is a presentation called Running a Social Media Newsroom I prepared for the Northern Kentucky Chamber. Let me know if you have any additional thoughts.
1. The document discusses strategies for using social media for business purposes. It covers platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube and provides tips for setting up pages and profiles on each platform.
2. The presentation recommends developing goals and strategies for social media, creating and sharing engaging content, and measuring the results of social media efforts.
3. Dell is used as an example of a company that aims to engage customers on social media every day in various languages and address customer dissatisfaction openly.
1. The document discusses strategies for using social media for business purposes. It provides tips on setting objectives, platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube, and measuring effectiveness.
2. Key recommendations include developing content like videos and photos, engaging customers, monitoring competitors, and linking social media to a company website.
3. Metrics for measuring success include web traffic, number of social media followers and engagements, and responses to offers.
Social Media presentation delivered to Professor Tom Gamble's class on Tuesday, December 8th. Content created by Jackie Reau - Game Day Communications.
The document discusses the use of social media in business. It provides tips on creating social media profiles for a business on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. It also discusses how to develop a social media strategy, measure results, and address challenges like monitoring employees' social media use and dealing with sensitive legal issues.
The document discusses using social media for presentations. It provides an overview of major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. It discusses how to develop a social media strategy, engage audiences, measure results and give best practices for social media use. The presentation also reviews a company's current social media use and policies around social media.
The document discusses how social media can be used for social good. It provides examples of key social media platforms like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and photo sharing that can be used to discover issues you care about, connect with others, and create your own content to promote social causes. The document also provides suggestions for how to use these platforms to help nonprofits through activities like writing blog posts, managing social media accounts, taking photos, and posting events. It highlights some existing social media campaigns and websites that are already using these methods for social good.
Simple Steps to Social Media Effectiveness—A @Midwest presentationBrian Huonker
Why is social media so important? More people are using social media through their mobile phones, computers, and tablets than talking, calling, emailing and texting. Do you find this surprising? I know I don’t. Some businesses have gone to the extent of allowing 30 minutes a day for their employees to use social media.
There’s a lot more to engaging in social media marketing than creating a few profiles and posting a few links. Without taking a measured approach to the situation, you’re not going to be able to make the most of what is a very powerful and influential strategy. There are thousands of other companies competing for social media users’ attention, so laying the right groundwork is crucial.
Learn more about the @Midwest Social Media Conference by visiting atMidwest.com.
This document provides tips on how to use social media to promote events and engage audiences. It discusses setting up profiles on key platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and using multimedia. The strategies outlined include optimizing the event page for sharing, finding attendees on Facebook, using hashtags and livestreaming on Twitter, creating events and polls on LinkedIn, and posting photos and videos to drive more interaction. The goal is to build an online community around the event, broaden participation, and leverage social media to attract speakers and attendees.
How to use social media to drive attendance to your eventMarcel Media
This document provides tips on how to use social media to promote events and engage audiences. It discusses setting up profiles on key platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and using multimedia. The strategies outlined include optimizing the event page for sharing, finding attendees on Facebook, using hashtags and livestreaming on Twitter, creating events and polls on LinkedIn, and posting photos and videos to drive more interaction. The goal is to build an online community around the event, broaden participation, and leverage social media to attract speakers and attendees.
The document is a presentation about using social media as an engagement tool for fundraising. It discusses various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, and LinkedIn. It provides examples of how to engage people on each platform, including asking questions, highlighting stories, and recognizing donors. It also discusses listening to constituents, responding to them, engaging them in discussions, and measuring engagement through various tools. The presentation emphasizes using social media primarily for engagement rather than direct fundraising.
The GlobeMed Global Health Summit brings together university students from across the country for three days of intensive lectures and workshops with global health leaders to advance the movement for social justice and global health equity. See3's Communications Manager Elliot Greenberger will be leading a workshop called "Social Media for Global Health".
In-Home Family Education Social Media PresentationJim McKay
This document discusses social media and its uses for marketing, promotion, and customer engagement. It defines social media and outlines popular tools like Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and videos. It provides tips for success such as developing a plan, listening to customers, being transparent and honest, and meaningfully contributing to social media conversations. A case study shows how NASA used social media during its Mars Phoenix rover mission. The document concludes with references for additional social media resources.
How to Use Social Media Effectively for Political CampaigningCallHub
Using social media as a major tool for your political campaign requires you to be online, relevant, and engaging at all times. Here’s how you can master the game.
Business Success Stories in Social MediaJuho Koski
The document discusses several social media success stories and trends for businesses to follow:
1. Walt Disney had success promoting the 70th anniversary of Pinocchio on Twitter by partnering with an influencer who tweeted about the release over three weeks, gaining over 1,000 new followers.
2. Bing saw a surge of 500,000 new Facebook fans in one day by advertising on the popular game Farmville and offering in-game rewards for fans.
3. Quiksilver uses YouTube to share behind-the-scenes footage and videos from surfing events, building their brand through consistently publishing fresh content.
4. Emerging trends for businesses include using location-based check-ins,
This document outlines the schedule and expectations for group projects in a Sports PR lecture at the University of Cincinnati. It lists the topics and presentation dates for individual current event presentations. It then provides the schedule and expectations for group projects, including topics like FC Cincinnati's eSports team and a sports book opening at a casino. The document concludes with discussion questions about sponsoring sporting events, including why companies engage in sponsorship, how to leverage it, and metrics to measure success.
This document discusses Jackie Reau's background working in arts and media for 25 years in Cincinnati. It mentions some of her interests including pop art, photography, history, live theatre, and various types of music. It also notes she enjoys sports and being a seat snob. The document then provides information on upcoming arts exhibitions at Burghley House along with some ideas for improving marketing through social media and donor experiences. It concludes with tips for managing a crisis by having a plan in place, acknowledging concerns, preventing reoccurrences, and communicating resolutions internally and externally.
This document outlines the schedule and expectations for a sports public relations class at the University of Cincinnati. It includes the schedule of student presentations on various sports marketing topics taking place throughout March and April. It provides guidance on completing group projects, including expectations to have in-depth knowledge of the assigned topic, create a PowerPoint presentation with multiple credible sources, and develop a media event to announce research findings including a media alert, news release, and tweet. Finally, it includes an overview of what should be included in event planning, such as objectives, target audiences, schedule, budget, and metrics for measuring success.
This document outlines the schedule and expectations for a sports public relations lecture at the University of Cincinnati. It lists the topics students will present on and the dates of their presentations. It instructs students to turn in a press release, cite two sources for their research, and create a 3 slide PowerPoint. It also outlines expectations for group projects, where students will create a media event and supporting materials to announce findings on their topic. The schedule provides presentation dates for individual topics as well as group project dates and topics. It asks students how they get news today and references the shutdown of the Rocky Mountain News newspaper and building a sports newscast.
This document provides the schedule and expectations for a sports public relations class at the University of Cincinnati. It outlines the current event topics students will present on and the dates they are scheduled for. It also lists the requirements for group projects where students must create a media event around a sports topic and provide related materials. Elements of press releases and expectations for speed writing assignments are also included.
This document provides an overview and schedule for a Sport PR lecture at the University of Cincinnati. It outlines various assignments, including turning in a game wrap, taking a current events quiz, and writing a lead based on watching an eSports business video. It also details a current events research presentation where students choose a topic and present on their assigned date. Finally, it lists the schedule of presentation topics covering areas like eSports sponsorships, marketing the UFC, fantasy football, sports stadium technology, and revenue from the NCAA basketball tournament and World Cup.
The document summarizes a sport PR lecture that covered topics like the Houston Astros cheating scandal and creating a PR plan. It provides examples of writing a game wrap and PR plan components like objectives, target audiences, key messages, tactics, timeline, budget, and measurement. It also describes a new menu item called Steak Burrow being introduced by Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse to honor NFL quarterback Joe Burrow and support a local food pantry.
This document summarizes a sport PR lecture that reviewed a syllabus and discussed thinking differently about communications. It also outlines a new communications model used in media, with websites, mobile apps, and social media being updated constantly for 24/7 reader interaction, compared to the old model of newspapers being published and delivered once per day. Students were then instructed to write their own bio in third person and post it to LinkedIn to support their dream job and extracurricular activities.
This document outlines presentation schedules and topics for sports public relations students at the University of Cincinnati. It discusses upcoming presentations on the growth of the X Games and the impact of sports betting in America. It also provides schedules and topics for group presentations focused on driving youth participation, engagement, and awareness around Cincinnati hosting the 2026 World Cup. Groups are tasked with creating PR and event plans, presentations, and press releases around initiatives like community partnerships, media announcements, legacy programs, and more.
The document outlines the schedule and requirements for group presentations on creating public relations campaigns and events to promote Cincinnati as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It provides the presentation schedule for three class dates in November that assign groups of students to develop PR plans and press releases on topics such as cause marketing campaigns, community outreach programs, and legacy projects to support Cincinnati's World Cup bid. The document also includes guidelines for the PR/event plans and presentations, focusing on objectives, target audiences, key messages, initiatives, timelines, personnel, and budgets.
The document outlines the schedule and requirements for group presentations on creating public relations campaigns and events to promote Cincinnati as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It provides the presentation schedule for three dates in November that assign groups of students to develop PR/event plans and draft press releases on various initiatives. These include campaigns to increase youth soccer participation and ticket sales, media events to announce corporate sponsorships, and legacy programs. It also provides the required elements for the PR/event plans and presentations, including objectives, target audiences, key messages, initiatives, timelines, personnel, and budgets.
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This document provides notes from a sports administration seminar lecture. It outlines the topics discussed during the current session including current event discussions on innovation and fan attendance trends in sports. It also lists the topics for the following week's session. The remainder of the document focuses on researching how to establish professional cricket in the US, noting India's success with cricket and its economy. It lists key cities with large Indian-American populations and suggests areas of research needed to start a cricket league in the US such as branding, rules, community engagement, sponsorship, TV rights and scheduling.
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