Social Media for Communications and Community

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Social Media Communications & Community Building Aliza Sherman 2016 Fall Leadership Academy Nov. 11, 2016 American Association of Nurse Anesthetists

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Social Media Communications &

Community Building

Aliza Sherman 2016 Fall Leadership Academy Nov. 11, 2016 American Association of Nurse Anesthetists

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Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statement 2016 Fall Leadership Academy Nov. 11, 2016 American Association of Nurse Anesthetists

I have no financial relationships with any commercial interest related to the content of this presentation.

Aliza Sherman

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Author Speaker Consultant

Aliza Sherman

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The power of social media for communications

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Ubiquitous

79% of Americans own smartphones

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62% of U.S. adults get news from social media.

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Multimedia

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Outreach

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Networking

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Collaboration

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Limitations of social media for communications

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Controlled

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Indirect

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A Long Ride

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The Channels

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Professional, business-oriented. Wide audience, targeted, entertainment and friend-focused. Broad-reaching, diverse, news-oriented, brief, traffic driver. Video entertainment, how-to information, archived resources. Engaging,visualstorytelling,photosandgraphics.

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Good for location-based and local businesses and organizations. Visual social network, mostly female users, traffic driver. Younger-skewing multimedia blogging platform. Multimedia messaging app.

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The Uses

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Personal vs.

Professional

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Personal Use

Communicate Connect Research Share

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Not Private

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Personal Practices

Manners Respect Discretion Moderation Reputation

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Professional Use

Brand build Position Inform Organize Activate

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The Strategy

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For Organizations

1.  Be on brand. 2.  Be goal oriented. 3.  Be engaging. 4.  Be compliant.

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For Organizations

Plan it. Provide it. Monitor it. Manage it.

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Plan It

Social Media Editorial Calendar

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Provide It

Groups vs. Pages

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Provide It

Email Marketing

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Monitor It

Social Media Tools

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Manage It

Social Media Dashboards

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Manage It

1.  Quality 2.  Frequency 3.  Responsiveness 4.  FAQs 5.  Guidelines

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Guidelines

AANA Code of Conduct connect.aana.com/codeofconduct AANA Social Media Guidelines Community Guidelines

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The Meltdown

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Crisis Comm

1.  Listen/Monitor 2.  Acknowledge 3.  Apologize 4.  Connect directly 5.  Resolve

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Remember the Human

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Kindness Rules

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Take a Break

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The Takeaways

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Pay attention. Be respectful.

Don’t take it personally. Have a plan.

Establish guidelines. Be consistent.

Step away.

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