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Social Media and Public Relations Eight New Practices for the PR Professional Presented By: Deirdre Breakenridge INTEGRATED PR: EXPANDED
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The Major Opportunities? New Competencies A More Strategic Approach PR Raises its Profile INTEGRATED PR: EXPANDED
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Our World is Constantly Changing
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Don’t Separate … Embrace!
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Calling the Socially Career Minded
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So Many Places to Reach People Your Brand
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How Does Social Look on the Inside?
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PR + PR 2.0 Creates the Hybrid
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Roles and Responsibilities of the Hybrid
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What Do You Want To Achieve?
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PR Expanded: Eight New Strategic Practices …
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PR Expanded: Eight New Strategic Practices
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Practice #1: The PR Policymaker /definition/ The PR Policymaker is the professional responsible for spearheading and guiding the social media policy development process.
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Policy
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The Social Media Policy Begins With the Audit An audit of your social media properties to evaluate the following: Brand guidelines Strategic purpose of each channel Engagement scale: Inform, Inspire, Engage Type of content shared Frequency of sharing Measurement practices Compare findings to competitor audit grids Make recommendations – policy adjustments Turn Data into Actionable Insights and Make Better Decisions
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Practice #4: The COMMS Organizer /definition/ The PR pro who knows an old communications process of one-way mass messaging will not allow the company to achieve two-way communications with stakeholders.
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Listening Across the Organization Hub and Spoke Models NOTE: PR Is Not Alone A Social Media Intelligence System
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1.Use content generated through programs available for departments to share with community members across different social platforms 1.Identify compelling content or social objects that interest a community Content Development is a Two Prong Approach: Existing New SHARE!
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Departmental Calendar – Scheduling Content
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Universal Sharing System – Scheduling Across Departments
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Twitter: Brand & Event News and Updates, Social Causes, Reputation, etc. Facebook: Polls, Surveys, Crowdsourcing, Promotions, Contests, Research, etc. YouTube: Visual and Human Stories, Thought Leadership, Interviews, etc.
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Practice #5: Pre-Crisis Doctor /definition/ The Pre-Crisis Doctor is the communications professional who thinks proactively about the possible levels of crisis escalation, long before an issue arises.
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The Comment Response Chart Action = Reaction = Action
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The Comment Response Chart If Correct Propagate General Co. Q Specific Dept. Q Personal Q Peer Q Levels of Escalation
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The Comment Response Chart You can’t read this. It’s just a wake up call!
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Levels of Issue / Crisis Escalation
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Practice #8: Master of Metrics /definition/ The PR professional tasked with showing more measurement and accountability, delivering the value / outcomes that social media brings to the organization.
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Inform Inspire Engage
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Quantify and Measure Over Time…
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“What Stands Between You and Expanding into New Practices? New Competencies? A More Strategic Approach? PR Raises its Profile? NOTHING … ONLY YOU!
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Thank You! Any Questions? Please feel free to contact me. Deirdre Breakenridge: Email: deirdre@pureperformancecomm.comdeirdre@pureperformancecomm.com LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/deirdrebreakenridgehttp://linkedin.com/in/deirdrebreakenridge Facebook: http://profile.to/deirdrebreakenridgehttp://profile.to/deirdrebreakenridge Twitter: www.twitter.com/dbreakenridgewww.twitter.com/dbreakenridge Google+: http://gplus.to/dbreakenridgehttp://gplus.to/dbreakenridge Blog: www.deirdrebreakenridge.comwww.deirdrebreakenridge.com
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