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1 NAHQ Communication Best Practices 4 th Annual State Leaders Summit Angelisa Belden, NAHQ Staff

2 How can NAHQ help you achieve the most impact with the resources you’ve got available?

3 We’ll Discuss  Website  Email  Social Media  Promotion Options

4 Website Practices

5  Repurpose content you’ve already written for your newsletters, emails, etc.  Commit to updating on a regular basis - even once per month is enough  For your visitors to feel confident about your content, add dates. Refer to NAHQ’s What’s New page: http://www.nahq.org/whatsnew.html http://www.nahq.org/whatsnew.html

6 Website Practices  Improve your SEO (search engine optimization) Use ALT taggingALT tagging Add as many external links as you can. If you need to add external links, start with: −NAHQ.org −JHQ Online- http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=1062-2551 http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=1062-2551 −NAHQ Facebook – www.facebook.com/mynahqwww.facebook.com/mynahq −NAHQ LinkedIn Put content on a page- don’t just post a PDF or word document. It’s not searchable!

7 Website Practices  Use analytics to help you learn about what’s happening on your site. NAHQ uses Google Analytics  15 free analytics tools to consider: http://slodive.com/freebies/website-analytics- tools/ http://slodive.com/freebies/website-analytics- tools/  What should you look at? Overall number of site visitors Where are they coming to your site from? What are they searching for in your search box?

8 Social Media

9  Consider ‘why’ when thinking about ‘where’  Facebook Good for getting info out, sharing information Not proving to be very interactive Many hospitals block Facebook at work  LinkedIn Good for creating a community. Grows quickly. Hospitals usually allow access Not easy to post events if it’s not already out on a website

10 Social Media  Yes, it is free and easy, but it does cost you time!  Repurpose content- yours and NAHQ’s  Post your events to NAHQ’s Facebook page  Be Aware: Facebook’s Timeline format will be implemented for groups on March 30, 2012.

11 Email & Newsletters

12  Be consistent. It helps people recognize and trust its coming from you. Consider Your look Your layout Subject lines  Develop a simple schedule  Repurpose content when possible

13 Email & Newsletters  Repurpose content when possible  Utilize: NAHQ e-news articles (with permission from editor - e-news@nahq.org) e-news@nahq.org Promote the next JHQ issue- free CE article, choose an article you find interesting Check the NAHQ What’s New page for the most updated content

14 Promotional Opportunities  NAHQ offers ways to promote your organization and your events  Post on the Quality Events CalendarQuality Events Calendar States get one free event posting each year Only $25 per additional event after that- very affordable!  Submit items to NAHQ e-news

15 Future Questions?  Lori Barker, Compliance/Administrative Questions lbarker@nahq.org or 847-375- 6305 lbarker@nahq.org  Jacki Van Oort, Education jvanoort@nahq.orgjvanoort@nahq.org or 847-375-3675  Angelisa Belden, Marketing & Membership abelden@nahq.org or 847-375-6384 abelden@nahq.org  Monica Piotrowski, e-news editor e-news@nahq.org

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