Tech camp moldova 2011 Taranenko
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This document provides guidance on selecting the appropriate social media platforms for an organization and engaging audiences online. It recommends analyzing target audiences, assessing which platforms meet needs, and going where audiences are already present. Examples are given of successful social media activities by libraries, like contests and events that increased fan engagement. Tips are offered on personal profiles, project pages, commenting, time management, and creating an online community. The overall message is that social media can be a cheap and effective tool for organizations if the right platforms are chosen and audiences are engaged.
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- 1. Strategizing Which Social Media Platform(s) is Right for You Moldova TechCamp July 15-16 2011 Anna Taranenko
- 4. Social Media : what is this? At least I can see what my friends are up to Professional development Fake reality Resource for secret services Virus for teenagers
- 5. questions you need to ask
- 6. how to analyze your audience
- 10. how to assess whether different platforms meet your needs/are worth your time and effort Go where people are!
- 12. WHY? Motives! Why would they want to come to YOUR page?
- 17. Online photo contest “Pearls of Folk Art” on Bibliomist fan page held by Bilozerka librarian at her initiative
- 18. Who are we? Draw us!
- 20. “ Pajamas party” KsVolonterFest ( June 1) Kherson oblast children’s library
- 23. State Youth Library of Ukraine Ternopil oblast youth library
- 30. .. over 320,000 visits in 6 months on website, blogs and Youtube Cross posting multiplies your presence
- 32. Social sites are cheap and efficient tool. And transferable too. Capture your audience on social sites!
- 33. Comments? Suggestions? Jokes? Thank you! Anna Taranenko ataranenko@irex.ua
Editor's Notes
- 90% of consumers trust peer recommendations Only 14% trust advertisement
- Mission – why does the world need us? Values – what we have inside, what defines our actions, something we cannot go against, something more important than money What do we “sell”? Elevator speech Strategy – how we will implement our mission? Bibliomist values – people should have equal access to info, access to info is crucial for the betterment of people’s life, believe in culture of information usage
- Target audience – not homogeneous, there are certain groups, groups are defined by interests
- Where people hang out, their interests, nuances of be Concrete steps: Online communication memo Research Interviews with opinion leaders. behaviour
- Based on this analysis, where do you think, our audience would be?
- Motives! Why would they want to come to your page? In our case – experience exchange, show off, fun, fun, fun! Sincere and simple, down-to-earth things Famous SMM manager – the most popular posts with the max number of comments – about his new born daughter. Ours – funny librarian types – agent Sculli, Lara Croft, Mary Poppins, perfectionist, dreamer. Medieval tech support
- Show video? – between lines
- Between the lines movie
- Тетяна Стахів Серце з книжкою і комп'ютером) Светлана Садовая Мабуть сонце, проміні якого проникають усюди! Любов Приемская Це райдужний міст від книги до ком"ютера17 Оксана Котенко Мабуть це міст який, йде вгору та вгору...а там все світліше та світліше
- You have to convince people that if they do not befriend you, they will miss the next fun things you do. So we did more contests. Around St. Valentine we made a contest for the best video/podcast/presentation about love in their library. Phenomenon of social media is that once you reach a certain level of users/page interaction, it stays We were building for 6 months in this way until what we believe is the ceiling of librarians and libraries online on social networks. The steps are the different contests I just mentioned. Those people are a community and now receive our news whenever we post it. In a sustainable way, better than a website that people just stop visiting after a while.
- I was showing an example from the more interactive social networks, but we also had success on Youtube, blogs and our website. Since we advertise every update on those through the social networks, we keep the traffic high on every website we run. We had 320,000 hits in the last sixt months on youtube channel, two blogs and our website combined. Social networks activity should land on project web site, blog.
- http://kmalibrary.blogspot.com/2011/01/facebook.html Yaroshenko’s post Namely in 2 010 many libraries appeared on Facebook, including libraries of small towns and villages (obviously, due to Bibliomist promotion, way to go, Bibliomist!)