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LOCAL GOVERNMENT Meets Social Media By KERRI KARVETSKI Company K Media http://www.CompanyKMedia.com

Local Government Meets Social Media - Parks Edition

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Social Media presentation given to Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites in May 2010.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENTMeets Social Media

By KERRI KARVETSKICompany K Media

http://www.CompanyKMedia.com

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YOU’VE GOT QUESTIONS

WHY do we need social media? WHAT exactly is social media? WHERE do we even begin? WHO is going to do this?

IMAGE SOURCE: 姒儿喵喵

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WHAT WE’LL COVER

①Define and describe social media②Opportunities for government③Case Studies④Strategy Basics⑤Tools & Resources

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The Conversation Prism by Brian Solis and JESS3

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The days of controlling your marketing message and interrupting your prospects to tell it are over. Today, your message is what your [audience] say it is.

The [biz/np/gov’s] who win are those who listen to and empower their [audience] to evangelize their [brand/np/gov].

Joseph Jaffe, Flipping the Funnel

IMAGE SOURCE: Seth Godin On Creating A Non-Profit That’s Remarkable

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PUBLIC SERVICE 2.0

Stakeholders want to receive info/satisfy needs WHERE, HOW and WHEN they want

SwiftPersonalInformalFlexible

IMAGE SOURCE: Happy Bunny graphic by Jim Benton

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WHY SOCIAL MEDIA WORKS

IMAGE SOURCE: Tapping Communities to Accelerate Corporate Innovation

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FACEBOOK, SPRING 2010

400 MILLION active users

5 BILLION pieces of content shared/week

55 MINUTESper day

LARGESTsocial network

MORE TRAFFICthan Google

DATA SOURCE: Social Brand Value

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TWITTER, SPRING 2010

106 MILLION active users

300,000 NEW accts/day

55 MILLION tweets/day

600 MILLION search queries/day

DATA SOURCE: Social Brand Value

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YOUTUBE, SPRING 2010

2 BILLION views/day (double prime-time audience of all 3 broadcast networks COMBINED)

24 HOURS video uploaded/minute

15 MINUTESper day

DATA SOURCE: Social Brand Value

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INTERNET + GOVERNMENT

82% Looked for information or completed a transaction on a government website in the last twelve months (April, 2010)

SOURCE: Pew Internet Government Online Report

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WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?

Emergency management (case study)Request feedback (case study)Election info (case study)Education (case study)ListeningCustomer serviceGiving attention

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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTUSGS maps Tweets during an earthquake.

SOURCE: Twitter 101 – CASE STUDY: The United States Geological Survey

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CRISIS COMMONS evolves from Haiti earthquake

SOURCE: CrisisCommons

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PUBLIC EDUCATION

SOURCE: Salt Lake County Health Department YouTube Series

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FOUNDATION FIRSTWEB 1.0

WEB, E-MAIL, FUNCTIONS (donate, tickets, buy)

YOU OWN relationshipYOU PAY for serviceYOU CONTROL experienceSLOWER growth BETTER ROIBACKBONE for social

media

IMAGE SOURCE: Chiot’s Run

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OUTPOSTS NEXT(mostly) FREE WEB 2.0

THEY MAKE THE RULES (Facebook, Twitter)

THEY OWN relationshipTHEY CONTROL

experienceFAST growthINCONSISTENT ROIBEST FOR RECRUIT +

ENGAGE

IMAGE SOURCE: Warren County CVB

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DIY WEB 2.0Blogging and custom social networks

Web 1.0 control w/Web 2.0 benefits– YOU own relationship– YOU control/influence experience– SLOW growth

Blogging = SEO

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SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY Define need Define audience (internal and external) Get ideas from staff Integrate with existing strategies/initiatives Set aside staff resources Find your internal Evangelist Develop policy w/IT, HR, legal Authorize/empower Get training, give training to staff Set goals Monitor Measure Experiment/pilot

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YOU’RE GOING TO NEED TOOLS

MonitorGoogle AlertsSocial MentionGoogle Blog SearchListening dashboard

ManageHootsuite, Tweetdeck or Seesmic

MeasureGoogle Analytics

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RECOMMENDED RESOURCES

GovLoopPew Internet Government Online ReportFacebook and Government PageGov 2.0 ExpoGovTwit

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A BIT ABOUT ME

• Rhinebeck resident• 19 years communication experience• Specialize in nonprofit, small business social

media, e-mail, web• Clients– Town of Rhinebeck– Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites– Teaching the Hudson Valley– Amnesty International US