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Web based social media for civil society advocacy

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Page 1: Web based social media for civil society advocacy

Social media for advocacy and audience engagement

Sanjana Hattotuwa

TED FellowArchitect and Curator, Groundviews

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social media landscape

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social media landscape today

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plus.google.com

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youtube alone

• 48 hours of video are uploaded every minute, resulting in nearly 8 years of content uploaded every day

• Over 3 billion videos are viewed a day

• Users upload the equivalent of 240,000 full-length films every week

• More video is uploaded to YouTube in one month than the 3 major US networks created in 60 years

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time is your enemy

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think of design, style & technology

1. Title: Simple, short, captivating, SEO friendly (issue, region, country, actor) keywords, spend some time

2. Post: Use sections, block-quotes, use categories or tags, images and photography (attribute!), link to other sites, embed social media, be focussed, add to conversation

3. Other post hooks: Call to action, petition or poll

4. Language: Clear, concise, captivating, challenge creatively

5. Style: Prose and satire to poetry and haiku

6. iOS & Apple: No Flash, publish and design for mobile

7. Strategy: Time publication (and republication on social media, e.g. for SL and US audiences), reference older posts and output

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think of social media ecosystem

• Think of social media ecosystem and pitch the story accordingly:

1.Reach: Blog, RSS

2.Social media: Twitter, Facebook, Google+, MailChimp

3.Added value: Google Maps, TimeToast, Bundlr or Storify, Wordle, ThinkLink

4.Tie ins: Picasa, Flickr, YouTube, Vimeo

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twitter

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leverage social networking twitter

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twitter in journalism

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twitter in two characters

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twitter for newsrooms

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facebook

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leverage social networking via facebook1 billion users

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more people spend time on facebook

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augment reach via facebook

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example of social media reachgroundviews.org/2012/04/23/bigoted-monks-and-militant-mobs-is-this-buddhism-in-sri-lanka-today/

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readers across media, under 24 hours

• Facebook : 12% of 426*245 = 12,524 (out of a potential reach of 104,370)

• Twitter : 44*126 = 5,544

• Blog post : 3,991

• Conservative minimum reach of blog post: 22,059 (excluding email, RSS)

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create a facebook page

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read facebook resources for media

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complement & connect

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google maps, flickr, timelines

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youtube, vimeo

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example of timeline on llrchttp://groundviews.org/2012/08/03/sri-lankas-llrc-a-timeline-from-inception-to-implementation

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take home

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take home

• Think beyond text. Online is not print.

• Think beyond prose. Online can be satire, verse, haiku!

• Think of photos, audio, video. Rich media tells stories, adds context.

• Think of crowd-sourcing & open journalism - the audience are the producers.

• Don’t suggest you know everything. Use the community to add value to story.

• Link to other stories online, they add value.

• Use new platforms to connect, deliver, archive, present.