Social media training slides 4 - google, facebook and the rest
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The document is a presentation about Google+, Facebook, and other social media sites. It discusses sharing and privacy features on different platforms, including Google's Circles feature which allows grouping friends into categories. It also covers the differences between brand/fan pages and company pages on Facebook. The presentation aims to help attendees understand the uses and limitations of each tool, understand their differing audiences, and assess whether Google+ and Facebook pages would be worthwhile.
Social media training slides 4 - google, facebook and the rest
- 1. Presentation: Google+, Facebook & all the rest A quick look at some other popular social media sites Centre For Collaboration & Partnership, University Of Brighton December 20-21, 2011
- 2. and all the rest
- 3. Google+, Facebook & all the rest Sharing & privacy Circles Pro鍖les vs pages Audiences
- 4. Google+, Facebook & all the rest By 11.45 you will... understand the different uses (and limitations) of each tool have a strong sense of differing audiences for each tool be able to asses whether Google+ and/or Facebook pages would be worthwhile
- 5. Sharing & privacy At this point, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerbergs pattern on privacy is clear. Launch new stuff that pushes the boundaries of what people consider comfortable. Apologize and assure users that they control their information, but rarely pull back entirely, and usually reintroduce similar features at a later date when people seem more ready for it. - Liz Gannes
- 8. Googles solution: Circles Circles You share different things with different people. But sharing the right things with the right people shouldn't be a hassle. Circles make it easy to put your friends from Saturday night in one circle, your parents in another and your boss in a circle all by himself, just like in real life.
- 10. Brand/Fan pages & company pages
- 11. Brand/Fan pages & company pages
- 12. Brand/Fan pages & company pages
- 13. Brand/Fan pages & company pages
- 14. Brand/Fan pages & company pages
- 15. Google+, Facebook & all the rest So... do you feel you... understand the different uses (and limitations) of each tool? have a strong sense of differing audiences for each tool? be able to asses whether Google+ and/or Facebook pages would be worthwhile?