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1 SOCIAL MEDIA FOR HEALTH ADVOCATES

2 WHY USE SOCIAL MEDIA? -Most of it is free -Most young adults are on social media -More than 1 billion people in the world are on Facebook alone -It’s use friendly -It’s fun

3 SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND TUMBLR

4 FACEBOOK -Good for reaching young adults (specifically young adults of color) -Post photos, video, news articles -Facebook Q&A’s and polls -Built in analytics tool (for FREE!)

5 FACEBOOK – BEST CONTENT -When posting, Facebook’s algorithm LIMITS what your own fans see – so make it count! -Photos and photo albums do very well, as do memes -Make sure you engage with with your audience – respond to comments! -Don’t be selfish – also post things from partners!

6 MEASURING GROWTH AND ENGAGEMENT ON FACEBOOK Facebook Analytics -Track growth daily, weekly, monthly or as long as your page has been up -For videos – see who watched what, when, and for how long! -Track engagements – likes, comments, and shares!

7 INSTAGRAM -Good for reaching young adults – specifically young adults of color (black and Latino) -ONLY photos! You can upload graphics, but they don’t really do as well

8 INSTAGRAM – BEST CONTENT -Be relateable – since it comes up in a feed, make sure it looks like something that would exist there already -ONLY photos -Use Instagram to give outsiders an insider perspective into your organization

9 MEASURING GROWTH AND ENGAGEMENT ON INSTAGRAM Iconosquare -Free application -Monthly analytics -Shows growth and engagements

10 TWITTER -Great for engaging advocates and consumers alike -Teaming up with partners can distribute your message far and wide -The 140 character limit ensures your message has to be concise and to the point

11 TWITTER – BEST CONTENT -Make sure to keep your message clear and concise -Frequently ask for people to retweet or comment on your tweets. Start conversations! -Photos and videos often get high engagements -Use #HASHTAGS! Hashtags are great ways to jump into conversations, and to draw in an unconventional audience

12 MEASURING GROWTH AND ENGAGEMENT ON TWITTER Twitter Analytics -Free -Track followers, comments, mentions, retweets and potential impressions

13 MEASURING GROWTH AND ENGAGEMENT ON TUMBLR Tumblr Analytics -FREE! -Track how many followers you gained, who are your most engaged followers, and how many impressions you’ve made -Track the times that are best for posting

14 TUMBLR -Great for all content, especially pictures -You can also post video, articles, links and music -Great for reaching younger millennials (18-24)

15 TUMBLR – BEST CONTENT -Tumblr is a SHARING-based blog – so make your content something that other organizations/young adults will want to share -Use hashtags/language that the kids are using. In the example below, we are using #WCW (Woman Crush Wednesday)

16 FOLLOW US! Facebook: Facebook.com/together.invincible Instagram: @younginvincibles Twitter: @younginvincible Tumblr: younginvincible.tumblr.com


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