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Instantly Informed Conference
- 1. Hashtags and Flash Floods and Flu Shots, Oh My! Adding Social Media to the Public Health Toolkit
- 2. Agenda Introduction Case Study: VTResponse.com What is Social Media? Getting Started @InstantlyInform Questions & Answers
- 4. Hurricane Katrina, August 2005 Waveland, MS
- 6. A 2.0 solution to volunteer management in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene that connected thousands of people in need to those willing to help. OR A place for people to connect.
- 7. Key Goals Consolidate information Create a place to connect Accessible to all Simple to use
- 8. Managing VTResponse Check Email, Twitter and Voicemail Review comments and forums Review VTExchange.org 17 individual town pages 12 individual town web pages 6 State of Vermont Sites 27 person contact list Traditional Media Sources
- 9. By the Numbers 938 posts 1,150 followers on Twitter 426, 686 total views 44, 688 views on August 31st, 2011 35,410 forum participants
- 10. WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA?
- 12. Social media is what you make it. Its a place to engage, to share, to learn and to connect.
- 13. Key Tools for Public Health Facebook Twitter Blog
- 14. Facebook Membership required Users create profiles Can handle text, photos and videos Allows commenting, liking and sharing Whos On?
- 15. Twitter Requires membership to post All can read if profile is public 140 character limit Information can be re-shared rapidly Whos On?
- 16. Blog No membership required Easy to set up, maintain and update Can handle almost limitless text and photo Autopost to Twitter and Facebook
- 17. GETTING STARTED
- 18. The Basics Build your audience before you need it. Manage the information. Use fewer tools well, rather than all the tools poorly. Create a system that is as automatic as possible.
- 19. Building Audience Engagement is key. Identify key players Follow generously Create a conversation
- 20. Manage the Information If you dont share it, someone else will. Clear, concise, original. Provide contact information for follow-up Seek user generated content Active, consistent participation
- 21. Launching Instantly Informed @InstantlyInform
- 22. Thank You Greg Moore Tom Birkland Matt Sisto/Katy Kent