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How To Handle A Social Media Crisis Jenna Lebel Managing Director, Strategy @jennaL15 Tweet questions/comments using #Likeable

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Page 1: Summit Crisis Management

How To Handle A Social Media Crisis

Jenna Lebel Managing Director, Strategy

@jennaL15

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What Do These Companies Have in Common?

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A CRISIS!

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Bad news travels fast…

faster with social media.

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The truth is…you can no longer HIDE information.

But you CAN harness the power of social media to give you an outlet to communicate with your audience.

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You Can Also…

•  Control your message

•  Address the situation and take ownership

•  Give people the information directly

•  Set the record straight and put things into context in real-time

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It all starts with a plan…

You may not know your crisis, but you can know the answers to these questions!

Who will handle? √

√ √

√ Who is your audience?

How will you reach them?

Can you be proactive? Or are you limited?

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Know Your Team

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Know Your Audience

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Know Your Platforms

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Know Your Limitations and Comfort Level

Proactive vs. Reactive

Full vs. Limited Disclosure

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Sometimes you can’t plan ahead, but you can react quickly.

Monitor closely √ √

Control the message and conversation

Answer and respond

Keep your audience updated

Shift conversation

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A Crisis Handled Well

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And One Handled Not So Well…

• Lack of communication about situation

• No outlets for communication • Talking AT people not WITH people

• Very minimal responses

• Fake Twitter accounts created

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The Brand Perspective: Lessons Learned

Important lessons: •  It’s manageable with preparation •  Know and understand your audiences •  Be honest and open

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Thank You!

Questions?