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Learn the value of using social media during all of the phases of your event. Take away specific how-to’s that will include social media strategies and tools. Understand the resources you will need and how to add value to your event community.
Social media a great tool to amplify your cause. However, it is often one of many responsibilities and an afterthought loosely tacked on to your campaigns. To really expand your reach in social, you need to engage and guide your board, volunteers and employees towards action with a social media playbook.
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1:30-1:45 – Paul Sapple – Public Engagement & Impact
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2. Objectives
• To attract other people through social media about the event
• To interact with people who are interested in the event
• To inform people about the details about the event
• To spread words through social media tool about the event
3. Facebook
• Most popular social media platform
• Overall powerful social media and it is compatible with pictures
• Able to fill in stationary details
• Slow buzz at the start
Tatics:
• Create an Event Page to attract
Objectives:
• Attract friends and family about the event
• Learn about friend’s reaction about the event
• Answer questions with people who are interested
• Tell stories to the incomers of the event (promotion)
Resource: Google.ca
4. Instagram
• Social media that is based on taking pictures (very useful for culinary
events)
• Able to pinpoint specific place in the city in order to attract people
and raise awareness of the event
Tactic: Use location pinpoint to attract locals
Objective
• Create a local attraction with use of pictures and videos
• Use of hashtags to create awareness
• Create fun and welcoming atmosphere
• Always update the feed
Resource: instagram
5. Twitter
• Posting 280 character message to the followers
• Followers may retweet or favourite the post in order to start the buzz
Tactic:
Use short and impactful messages to the followers and make them curious
Objective
• Long messages can be overwhelming for the readers therefore short
messages could interest some people.
• Use of hashtags to target certain demographics
• Make the readers curious about the event
• Engage conversations with the readers
6. Conclusion
• Facebook and twitter can only allow friends/followers and connection
of friends once they are interested in the event which limits the buzz
• Instagram allows the posts to be public which has no limits and can
attract more audience
• Twitter and Instagram both have hashtags which targets certain
demographics
• Instagram is based on pictures which highly benefits food industry
• Facebook is more stationary information where the readers can
always come back to the page
