Facebook for a cause

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FACEBOOK FOR A CAUSE: Online Community Organizing

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FACEBOOK FOR A CAUSE:Online Community Organizing

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“Vision without action is merely a dream

Action without vision just passes the time

Vision with action can change the world”

~ Joel Barker

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But isn’t Facebook just for people to share the boring details of their mundane lives?

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And their food!

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TYPES OF FACEBOOK USERS

The addict

The sharer

The lurker

The news junkie

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HOW WE THINK PEOPLE USE FACEBOOK

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HOW PEOPLE REALLY USE FACEBOOK

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FACEBOOK AND CYBER ACTIVISM

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Using e-mail, blogs, and social networking sites to publicize a

cause by disseminating information quickly…

Cyber Activism can help promote a cause, product, company,

politician or a revolution; witness the extraordinary amount of

cyber activism in the Middle East after the turn of the century.

Source: PCMag.com/encyclopedia/term/63075/cyberactivism

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Does Cyber Activism really work?

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TWO CAUSES/TWO CAMPAIGNSCartoons for

Child Abuse AwarenessSupport Gay Marriage

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TWO CAUSES/TWO CAMPAIGNS

2010

Created awareness

Awareness enough?

Offline Activism?

2013

Created awareness

Awareness enough?

Offline Activism?

Cartoons for

Child Abuse AwarenessSupport Gay Marriage

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How can Facebook help me organize around my cause?

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FACEBOOK OUTREACH CHANNELS

Personal Account

Pages

Groups

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PERSONAL ACCOUNT

Private

Followers

Freedom and flexibility

No statistical Data

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PAGES

Types: Brands,Organizations, Individuals, Celebrities

Applications

Insights (stats)

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GROUPS

Friends/Family

Organizational

Cause/Topic

Privacy: Open/Closed/Secret

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CREATING AND/OR CURATING CONTENT

Photos

Articles

Status Updates

Questions/Surveys

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Get them talking

Provide good, relevant content

Change it up

Connect w/other likeminded organizations

Remember rules of effective communication

Pay attention to your Insights

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How will I know if it’s working?

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INSIGHTS

Likes Demographics & Location

Where they came from

Reach Demographics How you reached people

Visits

Talking about this Who How

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REACH

Demographics

How you reached people

Visits

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LIKES

Demographics & Location

Where they came from

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TALKING ABOUT THIS

Who

How

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How do I figure out which will work for me or my organization?

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DECISIONS, DECISIONS- PAGE OR GROUP

Set your goals

Followers vs. Active Participants

Awareness or Action

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STAY CURRENT

Mashable.com/guidebook/facebook/

socialmediaclub.org/chapter/chicago

Social Media for Nonprofits (Conference

5/20/13)

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Facebook for a Cause: Online Community Organizing

Libby Juliá-VázquezCommunications [email protected]

773.278.5669