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Scott R. Miller Communications Coordinator Central Michigan District Health Department Twitter: @CMiDHD #QuitTheSpit
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I didn’t understand a word he just said… Handle Hashtag Link Retweet Mention Hundreds of Sites and Apps that can act as tools to build your media reach.
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Internet Basics ◦ Website ◦ Facebook Page ◦ Twitter Handle ◦ LinkedIn Account Why is Social Media Important?
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Interconnected internet presence Create a web of like-minded audiences Mutually beneficial relationships; expands your reach; promotes your message quickly and inexpensively One Hour each week
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Who are you trying to reach? Facebook – Personal and Local ◦ Local News, Events for Local Populations Create a Page, Update 2x/wk minimum! Twitter – National and Networking ◦ Larger Scope, aimed more at Peers and Colleagues Create “Handle”, Build network of like-minded groups LinkedIn – Relationships and Resume ◦ Business relationships, Professional connections Create Page, Include Agency Information
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LinkedIn accounts for 64% of all visits to corporate websites from social media sites Twitter accounts for14% - Up from 4% in 2011; showing the increase in the number of companies adopting Twitter for corporate communications. Facebook accounts for 17%, down nearly 50% in two years. Used to lead; others now share market. Together are responsible for 95% of visits to corporate websites from social media sites.
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Hootsuite HashTracker TweetBinder TheChatDiary Pinterest Instagram Paper.li Your Next Step: Grovo.com SocialMedia4NonProfits.org
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Scott R. Miller – Communications Coordinator smiller@cmdhd.org smiller@cmdhd.org Follow us on Twitter! @CMiDHD And Pinterest! And Facebook! And YouTube! And Instagram!
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Introducing Public Health Accreditation’s Best Friend: Social Media (the fun guy) Vanisa Verma, M.P.H. Accreditation Coordinator District of Columbia Department of Health November 20, 2013 #accreditdcdoh
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How it Began for D.C. DOH? NPHII Grantee – support for accreditation readiness activities DOH got a PIM! – Heather Reffett Held ASTHO Accreditation Readiness Workshop DOH got an Accreditation Coordinator – Vanisa Verma! Heather and Vanisa realized, they needed to educate the staff while educating themselves…
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Vanisa’s First Task: Market Vision: Every DOH employee understands the value of achieving accreditation and enthusiastically contributes to our Department’s successful application.
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Accreditation Launch Conference The catalyst Goal: Educate staff on purpose Launch the 12 Domains Explain the 7 steps Share the benefit Clarify expectations
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All About Creativity Prep for the conference led to creativity PIM and AC challenged to be fun Played around and made: YouTube orientation video Twitter hashtag -#accreditdcdoh accredit.doh@dc.gov email address Launch Newsletter …and a marketing strategy with much more brainstorming.
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Then it got easy… Conference led to dozens of DOH staff wanting to get involved In comes our ‘DOH Accreditation Champions’ The key to spreading the tools
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Impact of Social Media on DOH 13 educational videos produced 8 minute orientation 12 quick Domain specific videos Over 3,500 hits so far…and counting!
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Using YouTube to Educate on the 12 PHAB Domains Which Domain do you want to learn about DOH’s work in? Domain...?
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Champion Goal: 5,000 hits
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From a 1 hour Movie Day!
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Impact of Social Media on DOH Getting into the world of Twitter! #accreditdcdoh Just do it! Make a handle /hashtag!
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Impact of Social Media on DOH TA requested from over 10 health departments from various states: Alabama California Maryland Michigan Mississippi Missouri Oregon Pennsylvania Washington
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Newsletters
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Lessons Learned Anything new takes time Don’t worry if you get only 5 video hits in the first month Don’t worry if your hashtag isn’t very popular Don’t worry if you have to repeat your information again…and again The culture is changing, even if it’s one hit and one hashtag at a time
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We Surveyed Staff to Make Sure!
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Questions? Thank you!
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