Government Citizen Engagement Survival Guide
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Citizen Engagement Survival Guide:
5 Ways to Serve Citizens in Today’s Social Media Culture
August 25, 2010
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Today’s Speakers
Steve ResslerPresident and FunderGovLoop
John KembelVP, Social SolutionsRightNow
Dan MunzCenter for New Media and Citizen EngagementU.S. General Services Administration
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Citizen Engagement Survival Guide:
5 Ways to Serve Citizens in Today’s Social Media Culture
Steve Ressler GovLoop, Founder & President
August 25, 2010
KNOWLEDGE NETWORKMISSION:MISSION: “Connect Government to Improve Government”
30,00030,000
MembersMembers…and growing rapidly…and growing rapidly
30,00030,000
MembersMembers…and growing rapidly…and growing rapidly
• Do-Gooder:Do-Gooder: 3rd Gen Public Servant, DHS Fellow, Multiple Gov Agencies
• Innovator:Innovator: Co-Founder, Young Government Leaders
• Award Winner:Award Winner: 2006 Rising Star Award, 2007 Fed 100 Winner
• Speaker:Speaker: 25+ Conferences, Brookings, Harvard Kennedy School
• Author:Author: Wikinomics, Federal Times, Public Manager
• Athlete: Athlete: Used to be good at golf – 3rd in State
• Scholar: Scholar: Miami (OH) and UPenn
• Gentleman: Gentleman: Likes Cats and Babies
My Story
When you hear the
term social
media?
Does it feel like this?
Or not.
Social media penetration and paceSocial networks and blogs = 4th most popular online activities
(eclipsing even personal email).
~10% of all time spent on the Internet = social media sites.
Radio = 38 years to reach 50 million listenersTV = 13 years
Internet = 4 years = 9 months to get to 100 million users
(just topped 500 million)
= 80% of companies will use as primary tool
= ~75 billion video streams, ~375 million unique visitors
= ~20 million unique visitors/month(just passed 1 billion messages)
Source: http://econsultancy.com/blog/4402-20+-more-mind-blowing-social-media-statistics
New Medium, Same Human Desires
Everyone wants to see the new baby• Visiting in Person• Print photos• VHS videos• Online photos – Snapfish, Picasa• Facebook – Baby photos, videos• Skype Video
Citizens- New Medium, Same Desires
Everyone wants to engage citizens• Feedback - In-Person Townhalls, Surveys• Disseminate Information
• Road signs, ads in newspapers, newsletters• Access for All
• Cable, 508 compliant
Integrated Engagement Approach
BrochuresCatalogs
Course Excerpts
Website Content
TV AdvertisementsVideo Content
GS Connect Clips
Event PhotosWeb Ads
Magazine Ads
Radio AdsAudio Content
Events/ConferencesCustomer Service
Sales
Traditional Content Vehicles
“Conversation” Vehicles
The Destination
INSERT YOUR WEBSITE
HERE
5 Ways to Serve Citizens
1 -Provide timely, immediate, and compelling information
2 -Provide information in their medium choice
3 -Give them the ability to provide input
4 -Give the ability to request service in a variety of format
5 -Put a human face to government
It’s Time To Get Going
Finding the #WIN in Citizen Engagement
Dan MunzCenter for New Media and Citizen EngagementU.S. General Services AdministrationAugust 25, 2010
I’m Dan Munz(@dan_munz)
I work at theGSA Center for New Media and Citizen
Engagement(@GovNewMedia)
The Center strives to be an incubator and accelerator for government-wide new
media and citizen engagement technologies,
tools, practices, and policies.
Our mission:1.Government People2.People Government3.Efficient & Effective
(Simple!)
We’re Working On…
• Ideation and Crowdsourcing
• Contests and Challenges
• Apps.gov NOW• Engagement Strategy• Market Research• Legal and Policy
• Accessibility and Usability
• Terms of Service with New Media Providers
• Building Community and Sharing Best Practices
• Connecting to the Vendor Community
Challenge.gov
Bringing together citizens and government around our nation’s
toughest challenges.
Launching in September.
Today’s session
Survival = Not Fun
Not sustainable.
Closed Governmentvs.
Open Government
“Webinar”vs.
Discussion
One-Way = Not Good Enough
What does a two-way government look like?
• Responds on a “human being” scale of time(because that’s the scale its customers work on)
• Puts information where people are looking(because anything else is a waste of time)
• Constantly seeking meaningful feedback(because it knows the value of others’ ideas)
• Delivers services how and when they’re needed(because demand isn’t always predictable)
• Acts like it’s operated by fellow human beings(because it is)
This is unnatural.
(That’s why you need a survival guide to do it.)
1.Mind the gaps
(in law and policy)
2.Empower your skeptics,
butown your risk.
3.Build a process,not a website.
4.Connecting with people is
good. Connecting them with each other is better.
5.Screw around online.
(Effectively!)
credit: @levyj413
Thank you!
@GovNewMedia (work)@dan_munz (personal)
Virtual Panel
Steve ResslerPresident and FunderGovLoop
John KembelVP, Social SolutionsRightNow
Dan MunzCenter for New Media and Citizen EngagementU.S. General Services Administration
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