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Social media and Politics 101

Aug 23, 2014

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Amy Chorew

A presentation I made to Connecticut Association of REALTORS on how to use Social Media for grassroots political issues.
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“Social Media Meets Politics”

Presented by Amy Chorew

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One Day, Social Media Marketing

will just be called

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Marketing

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Definition: Social Media are primarily internet and

mobile based tools for sharing and discussing information

among human beings

What is Social Media?

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48% of the U.S. Population older than age 12 has a profile on a social network.

~Arbitron & Edison Research, April 2010

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“Social networking has become a part of mainstream media behavior,”

Tom Webster, Vice President of Strategy & Marketing, Edison Research

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Different Tools Different Uses

Social Networks• Builds Identity• Builds Brand• Builds Familiarity

Blogging• Builds Your Brand• Increases awareness• Creates Transparency

Micro Blogging• Distributes content• Builds Ambient

Awareness• Builds Trust• Media Sharing

Industry Sites• Builds credibility• Increases consumer

awareness• Demonstrates

expertise• Provides Links

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Leading….

Use Social Media to build community

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fishbowl

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Help with Grass Roots

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GoalsGet people involved in local politics and

remind them of real estate initiatives

Create a Database for Registered Voters or Concerned REALTORS®

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FacebookPeople don't open their emails

but they do open Facebook

Pull in a different demographicGetting the under forties

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Profile = "friends"

Page = "fans"

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Facebook.com/pages/manage

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Post Updates - Activities

http://live.blogs.realtor.org/2010/05/15/first-vice-president-moe-veissi-meeting-with-the-ypn-board/

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Video - Photos

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Using Links

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Your Textreplate Here

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http://www.realtor.org/research/reinsights/home

Using Links

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Using Links

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• Remind people to vote on issues• Post reminder for events• Cross promote through website and

enewsletter– Links to Facebook to see photos or videos

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• Strategic partners - post on their walls - events open invitations– Local economic development – Industrial development agency–Chamber of commerce

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• Friend as many of the political officials and comment on their events.

• A real ice breaker offline – • Let them know what they do impacts real

estate in the area

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Consider Buying Facebook Advertising

http://www.facebook.com/advertising

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Twitter

Do Something Remarkable

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What Are You Doing?

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http://twitpic.com/135xa

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Sign Up – Create Profile

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Tweetdeck or Hootsuite

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Using Hashtags

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Post Links

Retweet what the politicians tweet

Remind people to vote on issues

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Follow the PoliticiansFollow the News

By their@handle

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Geo-Tagging is the Latest Craze

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Video

Video

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Sharing Videos

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Take a Screen Shot

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Texting

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To: 88500Text Message: economic

To receive link for handout

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Community Forum

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Nfistudios.com

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MyLinda2010.com

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This is . . . Technology

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Monitor . . .

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• gist

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Thank [email protected]

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