Using Social Media to reach the youth

This document summarizes a social media strategy workshop presented by Chris Snider. The workshop covered best practices for platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. It discussed creating engaging content like images, videos and live videos. It also covered measuring social media performance, building campaigns, and using Facebook ads. The goal was to help attendees improve their social media strategies and build more effective presences on various networks.

Move Beyond Simple Follows and Likes to Real Engagement In this webinar, we share everything we know about creating authentic, loyal connections with educators from our experience in creating and growing the wildly successful WeAreTeachers and School Leaders Now social communities and channels. You’ll get ‘news you can use’ to forge real relationships with educators using social marketing, like: The pitfalls of selfie culture for brands Why video content is an always, not a maybe How influencers can supercharge your social strategy The Do's and Don’ts on stock imagery

A presentation for the NNEDV Tech Summit. Focus is tools and strategy for social media community building, publishing and listening.

This document provides best practices for optimizing social media content to increase engagement. It discusses measuring engagement metrics, identifying topics and formats that resonate best, refining voice and calls-to-action, optimizing posting frequency and timing, amplifying content, and continually testing and improving strategies. The goal is to build a engaged community around content that audiences want to interact with.

How to increase your organic reach on a highly competitive platform like Facebook? This presentation will explain how Facebook pushes the content up on your feed and what can you do to optimize your Facebook's social posts and increase your social online presence.

When it comes to social media there can be a lot of questions. Such as, when should I ask people to "Like" my Facebook Page? How much content should I have before I share my social account with the world? How do I measure success? How often should I post? These are some of the questions we’ll answer about the work you do before you launch your new social page. Join us as we provide a roadmap to making your social media efforts the best they can be right from the start.

Here's how to build a successful social media strategy in 2018 that relies less on Facebook and more on other networks.

This document provides guidance on developing an effective social media strategy for dentists. It discusses establishing goals and identifying target audiences, developing content for various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest. It emphasizes the importance of community building and engagement, and measuring effectiveness through analytics. It also addresses allocating time and budgets, responding to negativity, and establishing social media policies for employees. The overall message is that social media can amplify a dental practice's presence but requires a thoughtful, ongoing strategy.

Starting at the ground flour and building up, here is our overview of how to create a social media marketing plan from scratch.

This document contains advice and best practices for using social media for non-profit organizations. It recommends determining which social media platforms are best, building relationships with followers, sharing creative and engaging content regularly, and monitoring analytics to improve social media strategy over time. It also suggests collaborating with similar organizations and encouraging user-generated content while maintaining control.

This document provides tips and best practices for using various social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and LinkedIn for business purposes. It discusses engaging audiences and driving traffic to websites or stores. Key metrics and statistics are presented for each platform's reach and growth. Examples of both successful and unsuccessful social media marketing campaigns are outlined. The document concludes with brainstorming ideas for how to leverage specific social channels to reach target audiences for brands like Urban Outfitters, Nordstrom, Banana Republic, and Walmart.

Social Media 101 for Non-Profits was prepared exclusively for Church 4 Chicks by Jeannine Kennedy, blog editor of www.thestylishplanner.com.

When it comes to social media there are lots of questions. Such as, when should I ask people to "Like" my Facebook Page? How do I measure success? How often should I post? These are some of the questions we’ll answer about the work you do for your social page. Join us as we provide a roadmap to making your social media efforts the best they can be. This webinar is geared toward people just getting started with social media or who are looking for tips to get more out of their accounts.

Social allows you to listen to (potential) customers’ needs and experiences. We want to help you join this social revolution so here are a few handy tips, tricks and presentations to get you up to speed.

This document provides guidance on social media marketing strategies for coaches and trainers in 2017. It recommends having a clearly defined social media strategy that focuses efforts for the highest return. The key aspects discussed are understanding your target audience, developing your personal brand and story, crafting the right product or program, and using the right social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn effectively. It provides tips on content creation and scheduling, growing your following, launching products, and combining online and offline strategies for maximum impact. The overall message is to appeal to your audience's wants and feelings through humanizing your personal story and addressing their specific problems.

Start your Blog Camp experience off by hearing from content creator and lapsed journalist, Jeff Cutler. He’s been creating messaging, blog posts, videos, photos and even podcasts for companies and individuals for decades. If you recognize the names Brookstone, UNO’s, Ford Motor Company, Fidelity Investments, IDG, Google and Adobe, you’ve got a taste of the caliber of businesses who have hired Jeff to help with their communications. In this keynote – aside from reminding you to drink your coffee, charge your devices and enjoy yourself – Jeff will try to work you into a frenzy with new methods for looking at the content you already have right in front of you. People are increasingly mobile and ridiculously distracted. Take control of their eyeballs with content that’s interesting, valuable and fun. Learn the easiest way to get a blog post written; the right way to connect with mainstream media; the most important element about your videos; and much more. Finally, you’ll go away with a few strategies that will help you work more efficiently, examples of the companies that do content right, and an equipment list of the gear you can rely on when crafting your own content. This session is worth the price of admission…come armed with your questions, too as Jeff will do his best to solve your challenges.

This presentation was written by Brittany Thomas, Coordinator, External Affairs, Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation. Brittany was invited to present as a breakout speaker for the inaugural Energy Digital Summit in June 2014.

AI tools for your organisation and how to use them.

This document provides information on social media strategies and best practices. It discusses 12 key social media principles including creating engaging content, building conversations, having a strategy, being responsive and consistent. It also covers topics like content creation on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok. The document emphasizes creating a content calendar, using hashtags and tags correctly, understanding engagement rates and using analytics to improve performance. It highlights tools that can help with planning, scheduling, management and design for social media. The overall goal of these strategies is to generate leads, build the brand, position services and create awareness.

Learn about the principles of social media, how to use it correctly for business and how to get engagement.

The document outlines the agenda and key principles for a social media master class being held in Windhoek, Namibia in February 2020. The class will cover 12 key principles of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn, including engagement, content planning, ads, storytelling and analytics. It provides guidance on setting goals for social media use, developing content calendars, using various ad platforms and analyzing results. The document also discusses best practices for using influencers and various online communication tools to engage audiences.

This document provides an overview of social media best practices and strategies. It discusses 12 key principles for social media and focuses on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. For each platform, it covers engagement tactics, content planning, advertising and analytics. Additional topics include storytelling, influencer marketing, online tools and the importance of a consistent omnichannel strategy across all social networks and a brand's website. The goal is to generate leads, build the brand, drive awareness and traffic through social media.

This document contains an agenda for a meeting on mobile for web and communications. The agenda includes discussions on augmented reality apps, making websites mobile friendly, using social media platforms like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp for business, generating user-generated content, and opportunities in maps, tourism, education and more through mobile apps. Key benefits of mobile apps over websites that will be covered are better personalization, ease of sending notifications, utilizing device features, offline functionality, and new branding experiences for users.

The document discusses various topics related to digital technologies including spatial computing, virtual reality, augmented reality, 5G, IoT, AI, and unified communications. It provides information on the opportunities and applications of these technologies for experiences, collaboration, education, tourism, emergency services, gaming, mapping, training, digitizing, data visualization, and more. The document also discusses mobile technologies in Namibia such as apps, websites, communications features like RCS, and social media platforms and strategies.