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Sherbeam WrightAndaCommunic

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Journalism in the world of Social Networks

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Journalism yesterday

The old journalism Byline Column Exclusive Pushing the envelope Top down Publication brand - Other journalists

- Other news sources- Circumstances

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The Game Changers

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Journalism in Context of Social Media

The new journalism News via social media Online personalities Thought leaders / SMEs Mobile 24/7

- Other journalists AND bloggers

- Short attention spans- Time

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Convergence

Journalists have to think like PR people

AND

PR people have to demonstrate SME value

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5 Key Actions

Develop Your Brand Identify Your Audience Follow the Leader Think Beyond the Byline…

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1. Develop Your Brand

Q: How do you as a journalist,

photographer, broadcaster or editor

want to be seen?

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A personal identity that stimulates

precise, meaningful perceptions

in its audience about the

values and qualities

of a person.

Personal Brand

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Journalists

When watching Rachel, you know what you can expect.

Rachel Maddow

Rachel Maddow Show, MSNBC

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2. Identify Your Audience

Particular ethnic group Specific age range Language LGBT

Socially conscious / progressive

Opinion leaders Technologically astute

Q: Who do you want to reach?

By targeting the ‘general population’ you may miss a sizable audience.

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Audiences

Readers / viewers / users ≠ homogeneous

Internet = conglomeration of niches

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3. Follow the Leader

Identify and reach out to prominent online personalities / influencers

Position Yourself Build credibility Speed adoption Increase readership, viewership and

visibility

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InfluencersDerrick Ashong

The Derrick Ashong Experience, Oprah Radio

• Ordained by Oprah• Facebook page: 3,385• Twitter followers: 5,196• Moving from social media

to socially meaningful media.

“… a mash-up of politics, pop-culture, social media, music and the arts, informed by Derrick’s experiences and travels across the globe.”

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“Social media” channels are important tools

for building your online presence and

supporting your brand.

Remember - Social media tools are a means to an end!

4. Think Beyond the Byline

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Tools for Extending Your Reach

LinkedIn

(Networker)

Blog

(Illustrator)

Twitter

(Connector)

Facebook

(Fan Aggregator)

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5. …It’s About Connecting

Most importantly, remember that social media is about connecting – with family, friends, colleagues and complete strangers.

Connecting successfully requires: Trust Interactive / two-way dialogue Common interests

You’ll find more interesting story ideas, increase your ability

to reach out and build an audience when you share

great content and provide room to connect.

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