Tanya Headley, MS Health Communication Specialist, NIOSH Mansi Das, MPH, MBA Health Communication Specialist, NIOSH NIOSH Social Media in Action.

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Tanya Headley, MS Health Communication Specialist, NIOSH Mansi Das, MPH, MBA Health Communication Specialist, NIOSH NIOSH Social Media in Action

Overview of NIOSH Social Media Efforts NIOSH Website: 5.8M visits in 12mo. Facebook: “likes” Twitter: 10 “feeds” 150,000+ “followers” Flickr: 879 photos uploaded MySpace: 700+ “fans NIOSH eNews: 43,000+ subscribers NIOSH Science Blog: 25,000 subscribers YouTube: 66,000 upload views

NIOSH on Facebook

10,200 user likes 5,300 average impressions (views) per post 7,000 average monthly active users

Facebook’s Practical Uses Provide alternate content Interact with fans/friends Post applications, games, calculators Portray “face” and “personality” of organization Drive traffic to other channels Announce events

NIOSH on Twitter

Twitter is… A microblogging service Limited to 140 characters A one-to-many communication tool A keyword generator 300,000 new users every day 600 million daily searches on Twitter More than a third of users access Twitter via their mobile phone Twitter has…

NIOSH on Twitter 146,000+ followers 6,600+ tweets Hundreds of mentions and retweets 4,700 click-throughs

9 @NIOSH_FirRanges

Case

@NIOSHConstruct Started in March 2010 as a trenching demo project 600 followers Revamped in April 2011 as NIOSH in response to Sector Council 3,245 followers (quadrupled in 7 months) 928 tweets 74 people/orgs we are following 86 lists

@NIOSHConstruct 5 managers in 3 locations for the Twitter account Each manager has a designated day to tweet Tweet log kept to stay abreast and record tweets Tweet 3-4 times per day Live tweeting during meetings

#outdoorwork Twitter Campaign Piloted a Twitter campaign Construction work outdoors (June–September) Coordinating with DOL/OSHA’s heat stress prevention campaign Example: June 28, tweets on UV radiation 14 retweets 525 click-throughs to the NIOSH radiation website

Nail Gun Safety Document 7 tweets 6 days Same link 1,596 Click-throughs

Benefits To NIOSH: More aware of weekly science and industry developments Worldwide reach Feedback/comments/engagement with end users Quick and easy dissemination To audience: Information where they are, when they want it Feedback/comments/engagement with NIOSH

Challenges Multiple audiences–sometimes info on research is of interest, other times not Still learning how to communicate study results in accurate but short statements! Unsure if many of our more media-traditional partners have switched over to following twitter–we may still need to rely on other vehicles to reach them Lack of time to “follow” other groups

Lessons learned Ask questions Tweets with questions were most often retweeted Learn the lingo RT, link shorteners, #FF Make sure click-through links are updated Engage the sector council more to use for their purposes Identify sources to get information Build a log of stock tweets for slow days Directly engage to build advocates and key informants

Best Practices

Share. Listen. Ask. Respond. Reward. Demonstrate wider leadership and know-how. Champion your stakeholders. Establish the right voice.

Respond to Questions & Interact Always respond NIOSH-Related Seek out subject matter expert at NIOSH Refer to topic page if no SME Non –NIOSH, OSH-related Find web page for related federal agency (OSHA, MSHA, etc).

Site/Content Management Require clearance for new sites Unique addresses Internal listing of all site managers Only post/tweet cleared NIOSH material. Can “repost” partner materials.

Questions?

Thank You!