What’s all this TALK about SOCIAL MEDIA? By: Carissa Caricato & Annie Morales.

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What’s all this TALK about SOCIAL MEDIA? By: Carissa Caricato & Annie Morales

Social Media Goals  Be a Resource  Be a Channel to Communicate  Reach People in New Ways  Engage Target Audiences  Provide Relevant Information  Brand Personality

Social Media Policy What you do on our social networks directly affects us!

What is Social Media?  Social media is used for starting conversations in public spaces  Connect and Engage with audiences  Way to keep communication flowing  It’s a fun, interactive and technological way to share information and introduce more people to the organization

Why use Social Media?  It’s everywhere!  It’s a new opportunity to reach out to many age groups  Raise awareness about an organization’s mission and messages  Gain support for our cause  People are talking about us. Why not join the conversation?

Social Media is…  R elevant  I nsightful  G enuine  H umorous  T imely

Five Circles of Commitment Community Uninvolved and Unaware Visitor Aware Volunteer Involved Donor Board Member Sustainer Engaged Committed

It’s a MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD Social Media World…

Social Media Tools  Blogs Create a personal, interactive site that allows you to spread information to the public Audience can comment on blogs and start conversations Web 2.0 Timely, fresh content

What is the Crisis Center doing?

Turn your Blog into a Vlog: Make it Fun!

Social Media Tools  Facebook Fan Page Create a business presence to engage with your community and fans on Facebook.  Facebook Cause Great a Cause for members to support and raise awareness for. Anyone can donate to a cause.

What is the Crisis Center doing? 224 fans on Facebook Fan Page Help.Hope.Healing. Cause with 197 Members

Social Media Tools  LinkedIn – Relationships Matter

What is the Crisis Center doing?

Social Media Tools  YouTube Channel- You are the media!

What is the Crisis Center doing?

Social Media Tools  Twitter Microblogging is a way to send short blasts of information to people that care, your followers. Media attention. Widgets for Web sites. SEO. Promote key messages, sponsors, news, and events. What are you doing? 140 characters

What is the Crisis Center doing?

Social Media Tools  Brand Tampa Connecting people who care about and love the Tampa Bay community participants and growing. Media connections. Voice on issues affecting Tampa. Connect to local causes.

What is the Crisis Center doing?

Social Media Tools  Do Good Channel at Tampabay.com

Crisis Center “Do Good” page

Help People Connect through our Web site

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