Social Media In Prevention #wspc2011

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Social Media in Prevention Wisconsin State Prevention Conference LaDonna Coy, MHR, CPS, CDLA
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A getting started 101 social media workshop at the Wisconsin State Prevention Conference, June, 2011 through the Central Regional Team for the Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies. All materials, links and resources at http://technologyinprevention.wikispaces.com/wspc2011

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Social Media in PreventionWisconsin State Prevention Conference

LaDonna Coy, MHR, CPS, CDLA

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LaDonna Coy, MHR, CPS, CDLA

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#Hashtag

#WSPC2011

http://search.twitter.com

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are you curious

about Social

Media?

Where

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ObjectivesReview media distinctions See how the landscape has changedAssess positions in the landscapeAssess our orientation to push/pullUse capacity building toolsIdentify & share examples & toolsChoose a single action step

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SocialMedia?

What is . . .

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What are all these things then?

SocialMedia

Tools

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So, Social

Mediais just

anotherChannel?

Not exactly.

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Traditional Media

Newspaper

Television Radio

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Social Marketing

}Social marketing is like

Traditional Media

with a Social Twist

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Social Media Marketing

Reach

MessageControl

Channels

PR

VOooh, more

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The Social Media Shift

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The Age of Push

Brown et al. (2010) The Power of Pull

ContentCo

ntro

lBroadcast

Marketing

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The Age of Pull

offline

online

Comment

Listen-Learn

Connect

Colla

bora

teShare

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Pull = Networked Expertise

Knowledge gets shared throughout Networks

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Remember the Gulf Oil Disaster?

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Turn the Megaphone Around

Listen

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Assessment

Whoare yourPeople?

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Mapping Presence

Where?Who?

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PresenceSocialMediaDefining

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Why do we listen?

• be informed about issues and norms• understand & honor perspectives • engage in conversations that matter• opportunities to interact with the

community • learn with and from our community

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Listen & Track

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do you get started with

So, how

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http://alerts.google.com

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Type of Search

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How often?

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Your Email

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Really

SimpleSyndication

RSS is …

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RSS is … the waiter

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Delivering Your Order

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Now what? So,

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Listening Tracking

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Listening Tracking - Source

CoalitionProviderAgency/Org Main Stream MediaIndividual

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Listening Tracking - Sentiment

PositiveNegative

Neutral

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Track it ... then what?

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Pull = Networked Expertise

Knowledge gets shared throughout Networks

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PresenceSocialMediaDefining

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Website

Twitter

FB

PresenceSocialMediaDefining

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Website

Twitter

FB

PresenceSocialMediaDefining

Conferences Meetings

Events

OtherMediaData

Articles Editorials

PapersStories

Blogs

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Comment

ListenConnect

Collaborate Shar

e

Weave Your Presence

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SoMe & Community Framework

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Listening opens the

Door to ...

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 ConnectImage Used with permission: dswart

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Comment &Contribute

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Correct Misinformation

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Share &Network

Create Buzz

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Participate &   Collaborate

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ShareYour Stories?

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WhatQuestionsdo you have?

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What one step will you take to increase your

Presence online?

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References & Resources

• Twitter feed, http://search.twitter.com enter #wspc2011 • Slides at http://www.slideshare.net/ladcoy• All other tools posted to: http://technologyinprevention.wikispaces.com/

WISC2011 • Social Media & Community Framework http://bit.ly/axnlOm• Social Media-Traditional Media Distinctions (PDF) http://bit.ly/m2pzrq• Brown et al, (2010) The Power of Pull • HBR A Brief History of the Power of Pull http://bit.ly/moQs9e • Li & Bernoff, (2009) Groundswell • Kanter & Fine (2010) The Networked Nonprofit• Block, P. Community: (2009)The Structure of Belonging • Block, P. (2010) The Abundant Community• Shirky, C. (2009) Here Comes Everybody• Social Networking (Forrester) http://bit.ly/9H12cn

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Photo Citations

• Photo Source: Creative Commons http://www.flickr.com/photos/11018968@N00/4656148830

• Remaining photo from istockphoto.com or my personal archive

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Suggested Attribution: Source: LaDonna Coy, MHR, CPS, CDLA for the Wisconsin State Prevention Conference, June 14-16, 2011. Delivered in agreement with the Central Regional Team, Centers for the Application of Prevention Technologies.