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The Future of Social Media for the Public Sector
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Social Media Channels
sharing news, content, storiesPRIMARY USE
BRAND PRESENCE
ENGAGEMENT MEASURED BY
WEB TRAFFIC IMPACT
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Facebook business pages
Likes and comments
Direct links from content, eCommerce ads
Facebook ads, premium ads, sponsored stories
sharing news, content, storiesPRIMARY USE
BRAND PRESENCE
ENGAGEMENT MEASURED BY
WEB TRAFFIC IMPACT
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Profile page, enhanced profile page
Re-tweets and follows
Direct links from content
Promoted tweets, trends and accounts. Enhanced profiles
sharing company and industry news & discussions
PRIMARY USE
BRAND PRESENCE
ENGAGEMENT MEASURED BY
WEB TRAFFIC IMPACT
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Company pages, products and recommendations, Industry or network groups
Likes and comments and company follows
Direct links from content
Linkedin ads
B2C B2C / B2B B2BFacebook Twitter Linkedin
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sharing news, content, storiesPRIMARY USE
BRAND PRESENCE
ENGAGEMENT MEASURED BY
WEB TRAFFIC IMPACT
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Google+ page
Share, comments, +1s
Direct links from contentGoogle+ activity influences google search
not applicable
sharing of informative & entertaining videos
PRIMARY USE
BRAND PRESENCE
ENGAGEMENT MEASURED BY
WEB TRAFFIC IMPACT
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Brand channel and custom brand channel
Subscribe and share activity
Direct links from content
video ads, reach ads, display ads
B2C B2C B2CGoogle + YouTube Instagram
Mobile Photo and 15 sec Video Sharing
PRIMARY USE
BRAND PRESENCE
ENGAGEMENT MEASURED BY
WEB TRAFFIC IMPACT
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Instagram Account
Likes, comments
Direct links from content
Restricted
Social Media Channels
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Profile Header Image
Profile Picture
Followers / Following
Tweet to / Direct messaging
Trends
Twitter Profile
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The picture is the first impression that someone
is going to have of you and the only image that
represents who you are.
DOUse a recent profile
picture (a picture taken within the last two
years).
DON’TUse grainy, pixelated
or out of focus photos.-
Use party photos or inappropriate settings.
PersonalRichard Achee
Bryan FrewIan Smith
CompaniesHewlett-Packard
Lenovo
sample profiles
LinkedIn Photo
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“Hi Jon, Hope you’re well. I came across your profile and noticed you’re the CEO at ACTSPORT. I also noticed we are mutually connected to Peter Holding and Robert Weller. I lead a range of Government Programs in Sports Technology. I’d like to connect on LinkedIn. Regards, Mark
“Hi [FIRST NAME], Hope you’re well. I came across your profile and noticed your [[JOB FUNCTION] [LEADERSHIP]] role at [COMPANY]. I also noticed we are mutually connected to [CONNECTED NAME] [and [CONNECTED NAME]]. I'm a specialist in [VALUE PROPOSITIONS]. I’d like to connect on LinkedIn. Regards, [FIRST NAME]
LinkedIn: Connection Request
What are the most frequently asked questions your customers ask?
What is the story behind your new product or service?
What is a statistic about your customer base?
What is the biggest misconception people make about your company?
What is a hard truth your customers need to hear?
What is your opinion about where your industry is headed?
What are the biggest myths in your industry?
Who are the people that work with your company and how did they come to be with you?
Write about legislation changes that might impact your industry
What do your customers need to know to make good purchasing decisions?
What are the first 3 things someone needs to become an expert in your field?
What is a lesson you learned in the last year?
What is the story behind the founding of your company?
What is a customer success story that you can share?
Write an open letter to....
How did your company get its name? What is a day in the life of your company like?
Provide a checklist relevant to something your customers might do.
What is a complete how to that will guide customers through an important lesson?
Who is an industry leader that you could profile/interview?
What would you add to someone else's article? What did they miss?
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Social Media Content
What is the best suggestion you've had from a customer?
What was the biggest challenge your company had in the last year?
Project forward - where will your industry be in 5 years? Make a prediction?
What is a quote that applies to your business/industry?
What 10 customers, peers, staff could you ask a single question of and create a wrap up article on?
Sum up the year that was.
What is the most innovative use you've seen for one of your products?
What two products could you compare and contrast?
Review a book your customers should read
Who is a customer you could profile/interview? What is a hot discussion/debate that happened in your company recently that you could recap or involve your readers in?
Review a tool, product or service relevant to your customers
Write up a talk or presentation you gave What is the history of your industry - from inception to today.
Record a conversation your team is having (podcast or video)What is your biggest passion?
Create an award for your industry What are the biggest secrets about your industry?
What is your biggest passion?
What mistakes have you made and what did you learn?
Provide a wrap up of must read/follow blogs and/or social media accounts in your industry
Review a tool, product or service relevant to your customers
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Social Media Content
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THIRD PARTY CONTENTSydney Morning HeraldThe AgeFinancial ReviewABCASXThe AustralianForbesBRWSky NewsSmart CompanyCIO IT Wire
INDUSTRY FOCUSED Efic AusTrade ABCExport Awards Business SpectatorVisaLink
Content Marketing
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Content filterLocationFilter
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