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Social media 101 - alumni senate 2010

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This is a joint presentation that Don Schindler, Garrett Kuk and I gave at the 2010 Notre Dame Alumni Senate.
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SOCIAL MEDIA 101How to Get Started on Facebook

Alumni Senate | April 16, 2010

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AGENDA

Overview of social media Primer on Facebook Social media’s role in your communications Facebook best practices Setting up a Facebook group Marketing events through Facebook How to get your first 25 members Q&A

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WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA

Back in day, media was fed to us.Flickr CC @abbybatchelder

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WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA

Slides 3–6: Don Schindler to fill in

Pick what we want.Make what we want.Share what we want.

Flickr CC @Masahiro Ihara

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WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA

Image by @scottyhendo

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WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA

Image by @scottyhendo

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WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIAUsers desire it.Users expect it.Users demand it.

Flickr CC @Ⅿeagan

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COMMUNICATIONS CHANNELS

Social Media

Website

Newsletters

Direct Mail Broadcast Email

alumni.nd.edu

nd.edu

Alum publications

University social media

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BENEFITS OF FACEBOOK

Convenient way to reach your target audience Allows you to publicize events Can obtain feedback from your constituents It’s cost-effective and easy

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CLUBS, CLASSES AND ALUMNI GROUPS ON FACEBOOK

ND Clubs91 clubs have Facebook groups; 6,200 total members

ND ClassesAbout 25 class-related Facebook groups

ND GroupsEach of our minority alumni networks has a Facebook group

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BEST PRACTICE #1

Facebook Group (vs. a page)

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BEST PRACTICE #2

Accessibility: Global group, straightforward name and logo

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BEST PRACTICE #3

Fresh Content: Events, photos, links

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BEST PRACTICE #4

Multiple Administrators

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BEST PRACTICE #5

Promote Your Group

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BEST PRACTICE #6

Timely responses

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SETTING UP A FACEBOOK GROUP

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MARKETING EVENTS THROUGH FACEBOOK

Create positive social pressure Use RSVP feature Update event if details change

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HOW TO GET YOUR FIRST 25 MEMBERS Send broadcast email to your constituents Include link on your website Write an article for your newsletter Promote the group at your events Get all of your officers/board members/committee

chairs to join

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QUESTIONS

CONTACT US

Garrett Kuk [email protected]

Don Schindler [email protected]

Josh Stowe [email protected]