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YMCA World Urban Network Digital Engagement Inspiration Deck #2 “Digital Engagement Survival Guide” Good Rules and Best Practices June, 2012

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YMCA World Urban NetworkDigital Engagement Inspiration Deck #2

“Digital Engagement Survival Guide”

Good Rules and Best Practices

June, 2012

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Reminder – Make WUN Madrid Great!

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“A few strong instincts and a few plain rules suffice us”

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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“Rules too soft are seldomly executed, rules too harsh are

seldomly followed.”Benjamin Franklin, 1706-1790,

Famous Inventor and Author of Declaration of Independence

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Source: Social Media Governance

THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL MEDIA RULES & GOVERNANCE

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WHY DO WE EVEN NEED RULES?

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Starting out…

Doing things right…

Employee encouragement/protection…

New/novice employees…

Productivity and bandwidth

Choose your Reason…

Dealing with Youth

Brand consistency

Security and Risk

Control

Loose Lips

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WHEN THINGS GO WRONG - 7 ISSUES…

✘ No internal education

✘ No professional staff

✘ No triage plan

✘ No employee policy

✘ Bad influencer identification and treatment

✘ No moderation

✘ No community guidelines

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WHAT CAUSES BIG DIGITAL BLOWUPS…

Source: Altimeter, August 2011

#12 - Inappropriate Online Response#10 - Failure to Act Quickly#11 - Lack of Fact Checking

#8 - Community Censorship#9 -NGO Attack

#6 - Astroturfing/Lieing#7 - Violation of Legal Guidelines

#5 - Inappropriate Content#4 -Rogue Employees

#3 - Violation of Ethical Guidelines#2 - Poor Influencer Relations

#1 - Exposure of Poor Experience

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

Incidence

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GUIDELINES AND BEST PRACTICES - YOUR PEOPLE NEED TO FEEL EMPOWERED

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ADVANCED DIGITALLY ENGAGED ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVELY ENCOURAGE EMPLOYEES

Source: Altimeter August 2011

Employees are actively encouraged to use social mediaEmployees are allowed to use social media within guidelinesEmployees are allowed to use, after formal approvalEmployees not allowed during work hours/on behalf of companyWe don’t have a social media policy yet

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The Best Rulemakers in

Digital Engagement

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Gold Benchmarks – So ReadableKodak’s Social Media Tips

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Gold Benchmarks – So Comprehensive – US Air Force

www.af.mil/shared/media/document/AFD-090406-036.pdf

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Gold Benchmarks – So Brought To LifeIBM Social Computing Guidelines

http://www.ibm.com/blogs/zz/en/guidelines.html

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Gold Benchmarks – So SimpleIntel’s 3 Rules of Engagement

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And Now the New Gold Standard - YMCA

The following guideinformation has been pulled togetherby the YMCA Canada digital engagement teamAll rights are reserved and held by YMCA Canada.

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The YMCA Digital

EngagementSurvival Guide

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YMCA Brand Values and

Assets

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YMCA Guidelines

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Dos and Don’ts and Digital

Engagement Tips In Practice

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Top 10 Dos#1 Be Transparent#2 Be Accurate#3 Use Disclaimers#4 Be Present#5 Be Generous

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Top 10 Dos

#6 Uphold YMCA values#7 Engage where your audience is#8 Don’t forget your day job #9 Protect YMCA Stakeholders#10 It’s a Conversation

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Top 10 Don’ts#1 Don’t reveal confidential information#2 Don’t consider this a campaign, it’s a commitment#3 Don’t advocate non-YMCA services#4 Don’t comment outside of your area of expertise#5 Don’t play it too safe

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Top 10 Don’ts

#6 Don’t engage too deeply with youth#7 Don’t trash copyright laws#8 Don’t get into scraps#9 Don’t hide mistakes#10 Don’t be valueless

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Top Troubleshooting Questions

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Top Troubleshooting Questions

• Why should staff care?• How can I get employees

involved? • Is what I’m doing “on brand”?• No one is following us, how

do we build community?

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Top Troubleshooting Questions

• Someone left a negative comment?• How do I prove digital is as

valuable as my other priorities?• No one has time for this?• Young people want to get

involved?

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Top Troubleshooting Questions

• We goofed, how do we fix it?• What if someone contacts me with

a customer service issue?• What content can I share on social

media channels?• What is my return on investment

for being active on YMCA’s social media sites?

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

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YMCA Digital EngagementDecision Tree

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