admsp social media connect sites
DESCRIPTION
This tutorial was prepared for our Social Media Connections Specialist, Cristina Horta, who is handling our "connect" accounts at Twitter and Facebook. Our connect sites are doing great. Check them out at: http://twitter.com/ADMSP http://www.facebook.com/admsp You can find Cristina at: www.linkingpublic.org To learn about our community project, join us at www.admsp.org Visit us at: www.altosdelmarsculpturepark.comTRANSCRIPT
Use as a PR Tool
A free micro-blogging service
140 character maximum
twitter:
twitter in plain English- the Common Craft Show
Another place where conversations occur
Stakeholders
Stakeholders
Influentials
Influentials
Organization
! tweet
! hashtag
! tweme
! tweetup
! tweetchannel
! tinyURL
! DM
Lingo
- twitter meetup
- for URLs longer than 30 characters
- direct message (private)
- tweets that start with a # (tracking)
- same as hashtag (twitter meme)
- add #channelname at start of tweets
- a message of 140 characters or less
twitter usesTracking • Monitoring • Live-reporting
Journalism • Activism • Public Relations
Political Comm. • Crisis Comm.
trackingMonitoring
! Monitor reputation, buzz, opinions, trends
! Use keyword tracking (“Track keyword”)
! Monitor and respond to what’s being said about your organization
! Comcast Example
! Jet Blue Example
Comcast’s YouTube Baggage- Sleeping Comcast Technician Video
Photo Credit: Richard A. Lipski -- The Washington Post
“Cable Rage Pushes
Granny Over The Edge
Cable guy doesn’t show up, so granny
does - with a hammer”
“Taking a Whack Against Comcast: Mona Shaw
Reached Her Breaking Point, Then for Her Hammer”
“Taking a hammer to Comcast”
learnedComcast’s lesson
TechCrunch Founder Michael Arrington tore into Comcast on twitter after 36 hours without Internet service.
Within 20 minutes of his first tweet a Comcast executive called to ask how he could help.
Photo Credit: Joi Ito
Manager of Corporate Communication for Jet Blue DMs a twitter user who tweeted about having spotted a celebrity (William Shatner) at the Jet Blue terminal
Jet BlueMonitoring Example
tweet #1: JetBlue terminal. William Shatner waiting in pinstripe suite and shades to board flight to Burbank. Why’s he flying JetBlue? Free, maybe?
tweet #2: Using JetBlue wifi to access twitter, 10 seconds later, I get a follow request from JetBlue on twitter. Half freaked out, half awed.
We learned last February the value of a certain amount of transparency when we posted a video of our founding CEO on YouTube to address customers affected by the ice storm that swept through the Northeast.
Our Twitter account is much the same thing; making ourselves available in an environment where are customers already live -again not focused on marketing - but real interaction: less billboard - more information booth.
We track Twitter mentions of our brand through various services from the internal “track” function on Twitter to external tools like tweetscan.com or quotably.com that are freely available to all users. Many allow near immediate notification of mentions.
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“- Morgan Johnston, Corporate Communications, JetBlue Airways
public relationstwittering for
! monitoring conversations
! participating in conversations
! starting conversations
! providing product or service info
! Whole Foods example (http://twitter.com/wholefoods)
! promoting stories, news through twitterfeed
! feeds a blog to twitter