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Lauri Stevens @lawscomm
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Citizen driven Transparent / Real / Sincere Engaging / Interactive / Personal
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100% controlled by you Fake / Formal One-sided All about any one tool
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FFREE! NNOT! Tools are Free But it costs Time, sometimes a lot Training is essential and not inexpensive Other investment in hardware/software
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HHARD! NNOT!
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P eople O bjectives S trategy T echnology Leaves out the when and part of how and why
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C itizens (Who) O bjectives (What) P lan (Where & How) P olicy (How & Why) S chedule (When)
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Who do you want to reach? Who are you reaching now? Don’t forget yourselves
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The conversation has already started Listen to: Key public figures Mentions of your organization online / Google Popular law enforcement related sites Online groups (Newsgroups & LinkedIn) Blogs Other agencies with similar issues Other organizations like yours
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Create personas Descriptions of individuals that represent your target They’re not real Represent real people
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Personas help you: Identify potential character traits, personalities, habits and attitudes of your target To create a social media strategy of ideals scope and size
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Jot down ideas for 2-3 personas Go home and create more or tweak by listening Listen offline
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40-50 something bikers Describe them Define the issue Articulate the message Research the platforms/behaviors What needs to be communicated/changed Teenagers Describe them Define the issue Articulate the message Research the platforms/behaviors What needs to be communicated/changed
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What are your goals? To build better relationships? Raise awareness of your cause/services? Increase website traffic? Build your “customer” base? Inspire people to take action? Raise funds?
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Do some discovery, ask yourself: What attitudes define us and our issues? What sites have the most activity related to my organization? What kind of people do the most posting (and where)? What other organizations are issues are these people connected to? What kind of negative comments or misconceptions exists? What are the positives?
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You might (will) discover: Online communities you should join People you should engage Values you should promote Attitudes you should change Better understanding of your “brand” (reputation)
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When you’re done (What): Defined your message All SM content should reflect your message Make is easy to grasp by people with short attention spans Keep it focused Determined your target audience What changes are needed
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Technology Content Personnel Training
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Technology & Content Technology Software - Tools Hardware Content Media What needs to be produced What do you already have? Video / Photos / Graphics / Articles Ideas Goals What’s the message(s)
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Personnel & Training Personnel Who’s needed Who do you have ? Don’t rely on the intern What is their knowledge level What kind of time do they have What might be outsourced? Training Seriously consider professional training To keep up New people Some can be had online
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Standard policies include: 1. Taking personal responsibility for the content a person publishes 2. Identifying oneself in all transactions 3. Using disclaimers to absolve the department of responsibility 4. Respect for the audience 5. Being factual 6. Copyright 7. Fair use 8. Privacy "The Ingredients of a Solid Social Media Policy for Law Enforcement Agencies" ConnectedCOPS.net, August 17, 2009
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Specific to Law Enforcement 1. Integrity 2. Disclaimers 3. Identity 4. Department-sanctioned tools 5. Competence 6. Command Staff responsibility 7. Training "The Ingredients of a Solid Social Media Policy for Law Enforcement Agencies" ConnectedCOPS.net, August 17, 2009
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Without a schedule, things can get overwhelming very quickly Factor in the ramp-up Start with the simple stuff Where do you want to be in 3 / 6 months?
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JJust jump on whatever tool LLet it overwhelm you DDrop the ball BBe evasive IIgnore negativity
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BBe open-minded BBe casual / relaxed JJoin conversations / add value CClarify and focus on your message UUse your real identity RRemember your graphical image / brand AAsk questions / solicit input
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PPrepare yourself to let go DDrop what doesn’t work AAdmit mistakes MMonitor and track responses TThank people LListen
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Attend training sessions like this one Social Media changes all the time Find 4-6 online information sources Interact with others in your field and share EVERYTHING
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