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Using Social Media in Agriculture Dan Toland Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

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This presentation was made as part of the Ag and Social Media eXtension web conference on January 21, 2010.

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Using Social Media in Agriculture

Dan TolandOhio Farm Bureau Federation

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Web 1.0

• Static

• Brochure-like

• Time and money

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Web 2.0

• Fast connections

• Easy publishing

• Collaborative communication

• Mobile technology

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The Redesigned OFBF.org

The Old OFBF.org

Goal: Increase awareness, engagement, traffic, word of mouth

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Web Presence

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Hub and Spoke

Links

OFBF.org

Facebook

TwitterBlogs

YouTube

• Old way: destination

• New way: information

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Social Media Statistics

• 350 million users spend > 8 billion minutes per day

• 100 million U.S. (5x larger than American Idol audience)

• 55 minutes per user

• Women age 55 and older are among the fastest growing adopters

• 3.5 billion pieces of content shared each week

• Estimated 50 million users

• 100 million expected by end of 2010

• Company usage skyrocketing

• Busiest from 9-5, M-F

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Comments Section

Share Function

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Web Polls Social Media Page

Connect Icons

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Ah-ha! Twitter Moments

Plastic Cow 10 Great Herbs

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Issue 2: Social Media

• Statehouse hearing tweets

• Action Alert notification

• Rallying members and followers through real-time, up-to-date posts

• Monitoring Issue 2 conversations as they happen

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Issue 2: User-Generated Content

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Issue 2: User-Generated Content

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Real-Time Reaction

• Reacting to conversations/thoughts as they happen

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Real-Time Reaction (continued)

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Portable video

• YouTube, Web site, Facebook, blogs

• Embeddable everywhere (viral)

• Hitting the right eyes

• Measureable

• Extends shelf-life

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Social Media Policy

• Encourage and empower

• Note blend of personal/professional

• Use common sense. Remember, posts are searchable and public

• Specify those using on behalf of an organization

• Tie into other communication policies

• Provide proper training. Encourage use of security settings

• Make participation optional

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Web site Impact

�• Increases:� All visits (50%), unique visits (56%) & new visits (6%)

Page views (35%)�� Avg. time on site (26% = 34 seconds)

• Traffic impacts� Increased referring sites by 14%� Direct traffic & referring sites are 57% of visits

50% are returning visitors�

May 28, 2009 – Jan. 13, 2010 vs. same period 1 yr. before

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Dan Toland

Office: 614.246.8233E-mail: [email protected]

Twitter: @d_tolandwww.tinyurl.com/OFBFsocialmedia

Communications Specialist

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation