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SOCIAL MEDIA THE WHO, HOW, WHY AND ROI 2016 APWA Mid-Atlantic 58th Annual Conference & Equipment Show May 6, 2016

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SOCIAL MEDIA – THE WHO, HOW, WHY AND ROI 2016 APWA Mid-Atlantic 58th Annual Conference & Equipment Show

May 6, 2016

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Why Social Media?

Communication is the foundation of any strong relationship…

Water, Power, etc. Outages

Street Closures

Project Updates

Crisis Management

Showcase Success Stories

Encourage Feedback

Others…?

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Who’s Using Social Media?

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% of Online Adults on Social Media

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Social Media Use by Age

All 18-29 30-49 50-64 65+Pew Research Center

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Stats on Facebook

71% of online adults use Facebook

By Gender:

66% of Men

77% of Women

By Age:

18-29 – 87%

30-49 – 73%

50-64 – 63%

65+ – 56%

By Race:

White – 71%

Black – 67%

Hispanic – 73%

By Education:

High School – 70%

Some College – 71%

College+ – 74%

By Income:

> $30,000 – 77%

$30,000-$49,000 – 69%

$50,000-$74,000 – 74%

$75,000+ – 72%

By Location:

Urban – 71%

Suburban – 72%

Rural – 69%

So Facebook

is all we

need,

right…?

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Stats on Twitter

23% of online adults use Twitter

By Age:

18-29 – 37%

30-49 – 25%

50-64 – 12%

65+ – 10%

The Global Social Media

Impact Study observed

people aged 16 to

18…found Facebook

use was in sharp decline

They’re “turning to

simpler services such

as Twitter, Instagram,

Snapchat and

WhatsApp”

Facebook is “uncool”

and they “keep their

profiles live purely to

stay in touch with

older relations”…ouch!

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Thoughts on Instagram

26% of online adults use Instagram

“Instagram has edged

out Facebook and

Twitter in terms

of prestige among

young users.’”

“U.S. teens now

describe Instagram

as 'most important."

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Thoughts on Snapchat

“Snapchat is the youngest social network of all.”

“More than six out of

10 Snapchat users

are in the 18-to-24

age group.

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Why is reaching teens important?

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By the numbers…

In 2013, 2,163 teens in the U.S. ages 16–19 were killed and 243,243 were treated in emergency departments for injuries suffered in motor vehicle crashes.

That means that six teens ages 16–19 died every day from motor vehicle injuries.

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Just when you think you’ve seen it all…

The Conversation Prism

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Thoughts on Facebook

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Thoughts on Twitter

Main Street is flooded at

Broadway. Use Orange Ave

instead. Flooded streets are

dangerous. Please avoid any

streets with standing water.

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Thoughts on Instagram

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Virality…?

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Which Social Media Platform?

Tap into all your possible connections, but be concise…

Criticality Age Platform

Low

Normal

Critical

16-18

18-29

30-49

50-64

65+

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Which Social Media Platform?

No need to tap into every platform…

Criticality Age Platform

Low

Normal

Critical

16-18

18-29

30-49

50-64

65+

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Which Social Media Platform?

This is a time when less is more…

Criticality Age Platform

Low

Normal

Critical

16-18

18-29

30-49

50-64

65+

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Social Media ROI

It’s about your critical message received in time to prevent…

Dollars and maybe even lives saved from fewer cars in flooded roads…

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Social Media ROI

It’s about your critical message received in time to prevent…

Dollars and maybe even lives saved from fewer accidents during prom season…

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Social Media ROI

Beyond revenue, social media can boost public relations…

Set Your Goals

Friends/Followers

Clicks/Likes

Retweets/Reposts

Social Interactions/Videos Viewed

Most Importantly…

Reduced Incident Responses

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Things to Consider

In social media, what’s viral today may not be tomorrow…

Your audience

Your message(s)

Virality

Criticality

Reassess Annually

Engage Teens & Young Adults

Feedback

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Thanks!

In social media, what’s viral today may not be tomorrow…

Beverly Noffsinger

Arcadis

[email protected]

757.879.0020

Beverly Noffsinger

@BevNoffsinger

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