Virtual events need a social media moderator to monitor conversations happening across different social media platforms like blogs, Facebook, mobile apps, and Twitter. A social media moderator is one of several social media roles that can help with this task, along with roles like a social media ambassador, concierge, monitor, reporter, and strategist. Event organizers can utilize consultants, influencers, PR firms, staff, venues, or volunteers to take on social media moderating responsibilities during a virtual event.

1. Why Your Virtual Event
Needs a Social Media
Moderator
Elizabeth Glau, CMP
Building Blocks Social Media
@elizabethglau
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2. Where are Attendees Talking?
• Blogs
• Facebook
• Mobile Apps
• Private Social Network
• Twitter
• Virtual Platform
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3. Who Are These People?
• Social Media Ambassador
• Social Media Concierge
• Social Media Moderator
• Social Media Monitor
• Social Media Reporter
• Social Media Strategist
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4. Who Can Help You?
• Consultants
• Influencers
• PR Firm
• Staff
• Venue
• Volunteers
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5. Questions?
Elizabeth Glau, CMP
Chief Foundation Strategist
Building Blocks Social Media
eglau@BasicSocialMediaTraining.com
www.SocialMediaForPlanners.com
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