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Digital Citizenship: Best Practices for Navigating Social Media

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Digital Citizenship: Best Practices for Navigating Social Media

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The State of Social Media Q1 2012

• Social networks and blogs continue to dominate American’s time online, now accounting for nearly a quarter of total time spent on the internet.

• Pinterest is the emerging social network with 4.5 million unique visitors in October, 2011.

• Americans spend more time on Facebook than they do on any other U. S. website.

• Close to 40% of social media users access social media content from a mobile phone.

http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/social/

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Listen -- Tools

The quickest way to monitor content on the social Web is to use a feed reader.

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Connect• Find people like you, or those who share

community interests and expand your network• Read lots of content, follow the communities’

blogs• Learn who makes up your network; who are fans

and followers?• Enter contacts regularly into your social

networks. • Maintain the professional connections policy of

LinkedIn: only accept contacts you truly know.

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A Good Invitation to ConnectAs you may know, I resigned my position as [TITLE & COMPANY]. It was a rich experience and I value the privilege of access to a very high level of thought leadership during my years there.

Recently, I have begun to work with the [COMPANY] to [DETAILS OF JOB AND INDUSTRY] Using “best practice” as a baseline, we are looking at regional, national and international models that use an integrated approach to create successful outcomes.

As I value our relationship and appreciate the depth of experience you bring to your profession, please join my network so we can stay in touch on this and more.

Warm regards,

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Steps to Take Today

• Upload your e-mail contacts from all sources• Get your profile to 100% by completing all of

your information and adding a photo• Develop a keyword-rich professional headline• Rename the default “Website” and “Blog”

settings to personalized names• Add your Twitter account

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Steps to Take Next Week

• Write a recommendation for a colleague, partner or friend (and hope they return the favor)

• Create a schedule for yourself to ask one new person a week for a recommendation

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Engage

1. Be helpful2. Connect your network3. Endorse others4. Produce frequent,

quality content5. Create meaningful,

long-lasting relationships

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Facebook: Best Practices

• Thin the herd• Manage privacy settings• Review your photos and edit• Tag and untag images others have posted• Ask yourself if it’s the right tool for the

communication at hand; if not, choose another platform or make a call

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Twitter: an estimated 225 million users, generating 65 million tweets a day and handling over 800,000 search queries per day. Wow.

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Connect -- Twitter

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Measurement

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Crisis Communication Basics

• Own up when caught• Apologize quickly• If appropriate, make amends, fix what’s

wrong, and begin the process of restoring faith in your brand

• Be sincere • No, you can’t delete tweets

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Don’t• Only “push”• Publish only your own

links• Be a robot• Ignore replies• Have zero friends• Leave profile or photo

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Do• Understand the difference between personal

and private– Nothing private ever goes online. Ever.

• If you do post pictures, make sure they are for public viewing, no matter how you’re sharing them.

• Tweet with your audience and intentions in mind.

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Trending Hashtags

Who's #notguilty about eating all the tasty treats they want?!"

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Nothing private ever goes online. Ever.

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Questions?Thank You!

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www.jaggerscommunications.com