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Social media and government. This is a presentation given at the 2009 Minnesota Government Digital Summit

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Are You Ready to Star on YouTube?

Web 2.0 and Social Media in government

Twitter hashtag #gov20

Scott FergusonStore Operations Manager, 6Sigma ServicesTargetEmail: scott.ferguson@target.com Kirk KellerTechnology Services Supervisor, Department of ConservationState of MissouriEmail: kirk.keller@mdc.mo.govBlog: common-nature.comTwitter: kirkeller

What are social networks?

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•“An association of people drawn together by family, work or hobby.”

•- PC Magazine

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What are the tools?

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Conversation Prismhttp://conversationprism.com

What do we focus on?

Blogs

YouTube•20+ channels

•500+ videos

YouTube•1 popular video: 230,000+ views

YouTube

Facebook

mdc.mo.gov

Redesign will leverage

• Twitter

• Flickr

• YouTube

• Blogs

• Google maps

Why shouldn’t we use social media?

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$$$

Cost?

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$$$

They’re free!

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Unrestricted Web surfing

•Compromises security

•Drains worker productivity

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•“[Social media sites] do not pose any greater risk than most chat rooms or other online communities.”

•- United States Air Force

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•“All airmen are encouraged to use new and social media...”

•"Airmen bloggers are quickly becoming airmen journalists…"

•"If the Air Force does not tell its own story, someone else will."

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Offset Negative PR "Are you ready to be a YouTube

Star?" "Are you already a YouTube Star?"

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Best Buy

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Email: kirk.keller@mdc.mo.gov

•“Social networking helps three Canadian companies boost productivity.”

•- IT Business.ca

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Final reason...

•...we don’t have the resources.

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Leverage existing staff•Newsletters

•Email responses

•Workshops

•Air Force – "The Air Force needs to turn all of its Airmen … into communicators."

Established that you should use social

media

How should you use it?

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Marketing Strategy•If communication is the root cause

of why you are not successful in carrying out your mission, then social networking is particularly a great outlet

•First, it is important that you understand what you are solving for and who is your target market

Finding Root Cause•Case Study: Increasing productivity

for cashiers at Target

•“Training” was solution – no success

•Real Root Cause: Team not held accountable and managers unsure of how/when to coach team members

•Addressing root cause drove overall 12% increase in productivity

Root Cause in Government

• Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee (JJAC) Grant Funding

• Communication seemed to be the answer, “If people just knew…, then…”

• Actual root cause: No accountability

• Mandated our grant applicants to give us estimates:

• How many kids they would be serving

• How they would serve the kids

• How they measure success

• Follow-up:

• Grant recipients gave us annual update

• Site visits

Washington Monument

• How can we stop the Washington Monument from disintegrating? 

• Ask why 5 times!

• Why is it disintegrating?  Cleaning it 5 times a day with harsh cleaning material

• Why are you cleaning it with harsh material? Pigeon droppings

• Why are there pigeons?  Attracted to spiders

• Why are there spiders? Attracted to gnats

• Why are there gnats?  Attracted to the specific kind of light

• Solution: Change the Lights

Social Networks Increasing Influence

Twitter/Facebook = +100 M People…and Growing

Getting Started

•Define with whom you wish to communicate

•Define what you wish to communicate

•Define what medium you’ll use to communicate each message

Example: Dept. of Transportation

• Who: people interested in learning about road construction, snow emergencies, and the new bridge

• What:

• Road construction updates and how they affect traffic and bus schedules

• Snow Emergencies – let people know what side of the street they can park on

• New Bridge – Let them know what it looks like and when it will be done

• Medium to Communicate:

• Road Construction – facebook

• Snow Emergencies – twitter

• New Bridge Updates - youtube

google.com youtube.com

facebook.com

twitter.com

flickr.com

govloop.com

blogspot.com

See for yourself

JJAC – Group Participation

• Who: non-profit organizations that are doing work in juvenile justice issues

• What:

• Best practices – what is working for organizations

• Updated statistics/studies to help organizations

• Why our grant recipients got the grant

• ?

• Medium to Communicate:

• Best Practices – ?

• Updated statistics/studies – ?

• Why our grant recipients got the grant – ?

• Trainings that are coming up - ?

Q&A

Thank youScott FergusonStore Operations Manager, 6Sigma ServicesTargetEmail: scott.ferguson@target.com Kirk KellerTechnology Services Supervisor, Department of ConservationState of MissouriEmail: kirk.keller@mdc.mo.govBlog: common-nature.comTwitter: kirkeller

Twitter hashtag #gov20

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