maximizing social media for branding and audience engagement - p. kim bui - seattle newstrain -...
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A MISSION STATEMENT
Why do I want to know you?
How do you define yourself?
How do you want others to describe you? (ask!)
You brand online needs to be a little bit
personal. It’s up to you how personal.
What is your social media brand? Tell the
person next to you who you are, what you’ll
use and what you’ll talk about.
Craft a bio together.
Exercise!
Find someone you
respect and whose
posts you like.
Imitate them.
Imitation and flattery
Use Buffer and
schedule tweets.
Anything you tweet
on top of that is cake.
Look like you tweet all day
Don’t be the guest
who only talks about
themselves.
Remember: It’s a dinner party
TWITTER TIPS
USE NETWORK ANALYSIS THINKING TO FIND OUT WHO IS BEST TO
FOLLOW
MAKE LISTS EARLY
CULL BAD EGGS FREQUENTLY
START WITH THE OBVIOUS, LOOK AT WHO THEY’RE FOLLOWING, RTING,
CITING
PRIVACY first,
please.
? button on homepage →
Privacy Shortcuts → “See
more settings”
Also change relationship
and family on your profile.
Facebook has said it’s going
after longer, produced video.
Is it worth a test run?
Produced video?
From NPR: When possible, avoid
a talking-head, broadcast
model. Always look for ways to
add interactivity or visual value.
This is not TV
LIVE LIVE LIVE
Don’t make your own
subreddit. Join one.
Know the difference between
Discover and stories
Snapchat
The rest of them
I hate
screenshots.Like language, sometimes it’s
better to aim for accessibility.
If you tweet a screenshot, give
context, please.
Take a story you’re working on. Pitch it to each
other and write a social media post with your
partner from before. Where will you put what?
How will you maximize the story?
Exercise!