This document provides guidance on developing social media strategies targeted at students. It introduces Erin Supinka, a student content producer at Rochester Institute of Technology. The document then discusses finding campus leaders to engage with on social media and developing stand-alone explanatory sections for different platforms. It stresses keeping content digestible and showing students what is possible rather than telling them what to do. The document concludes by emphasizing interacting with and developing partnerships with students, as they can provide a network across campus, and that the only negative with working with students is that they graduate.
3. Who am I?
Erin Supinka, real live college
student
Rochester Institute of Technology,
Journalism, Digital Business
Student Content Producer
Lover of all things social
15. Why do I matter?
Im part of who youre trying to reach!
17. I dont trust this.
Its not that important.
Wont last long.
18. I dont trust this.
Its not that important.
Wont last long.
Okay, well bite. You do it.
19. I dont trust this.
Its not that important.
Wont last long.
Youre young/online/
have time.
Figure this out
ALL THE ACCOUNTS
22. Strategy Guide
Explanations of platforms
Best practices
Pros and Cons of the platform
Needs to be active!*
By platform
Stand alone sections
Simple explanations, with
option or more info
People do not like being told
what to do
42. Find your leaders
Student Government
Ambassadors
Tour guides
Peer Mentors
Club/Organization Presidents
47. Things to Remember:
Strategy
Keep it digestible
Stand alone pieces if possible
People dont like being told
what to do
Show them what is possible
48. Things to Remember:
Students
Interact with us! Share our stuff
Dont just stop there, reach out to us and
develop a partnership.
We are your network - your eyes and
ears all over campus
Find your student leaders!