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NAGE Communications Report 2015 Adair Gregory Mary Sheehan Lisa Smith Tara Lane Judy Norton Ryan O’Leary
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What’s New and Where We’ve Been 2 new additions to the Communications team Judy Norton – Communications & Social Media Specialist Ryan O’Leary – Federal Legislative Assistant & Communications Specialist Increase in Production Scratching the surface of our blast email capability Expanding our video production capabilities Increases in member driven news Newsletters for our larger locals
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Increased Production Larger staff = more stories Averaging 2.4 stories a day on NAGE.org and sister sites Every 2 weeks completely new set of slides / stories on every site Bravo! NAGE State, Trial Court & IAEP / NAGE EMS Almost there – NAGE.org, NAGE Federal (VA, Army, Navy, AF, VA, FAA) Needs improvement: IBPO / IBCO The Margaret Thompson Model Increased communications with NAGE National yields better results WE WANT TO READ ABOUT YOUR LOCAL!!
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Expanding our E-Mail Blast Capabilities The Goal: Get the most relevant info to the most members Sent over 100,000 emails since the last e-board meeting Utilization of member lists We need information from Presidents (emails) Newsletters Trial Court Case Study
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Raiding Unions and Campaigns Joe Gaetano – two pronged approach IAEP Manatee County We provide a top notch product – Stress our strengths & transparency
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Social Media TO INFINITY & BEYOND
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A New Strategy… A new social media strategy was implemented in October 2015. Assigned communications staff to Local Presidents and began conducting Web Content meetings. Expanded communications team. Created specific goals to grow our online presence. Increase frequency of online posts and updates Expand our audience via Facebook
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Posting consistently directly relates to gaining an audience…
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August-September 2015 vs. October-November 2015 Goals: Post 50% more content. Gain 50% more followers. Results: Posted 240% more content. Gained 196% more followers.
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Facebook Audience Growth
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Post Reach: 4,926 in One Week NAGE Facebook PageIAEP Facebook Page
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IAEP Posts: 1,905 people reached. 50 visits to NAGE.org 1,011 people reached in a day. 66 clicks, 4 shares.
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NAGE Post: 565 People Reached 24 likes, Comments & Shares 34 Post Clicks
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Impact of Social Media Our increase in content and followers: 1. Brought more users to NAGE.org 2. Increases brand visibility Shares – organic and authentic brand marketing. 3. Strengthens our relationship with members Messages – direct conversation. The more we post, the better.
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Rebranding Efforts
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What Do NAGE Members Want? Pay Job Security Retirement Healthcare Dental Average NAGE member 50 years old Female
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How to Get Our Brand Out Website More stories better quality Increased tailoring Direct mail (issue based, 1 per month) T station Advertizements Facebook
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