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HOW I ENDED UP HEREThe Bruce Floyd Story

Loosely based on “Mountain, Get Out of My Way - The Montel Williams Story”.

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HOW I ENDED UP HEREThe Bruce Floyd Story

Loosely based on “Mountain, Get Out of My Way - The Montel Williams Story”.

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DOING MORE WITH LESS5 tips for better, more effective

social media use

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WHO IS THIS GUY?

• I’m Bruce Floyd

• Social Media Specialist for the University of Florida

• Been tweeting since November 2007

• I’ve been known to wear a mask

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WHY ONLY 5 TIPS?

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YOU’REUSED TOLIMITED

RESOURCES, RIGHT?*

*Does not apply. FPRA members are loaded.

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TIP ONEQuit playing ‘hide and seek’

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This isn’t “Field of Dreams”.

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TIP ONEQuit playing ‘hide and seek’

•Do you have a newsletter? Use it!

•Include your social media accounts.

•Include an active link!

•Encourage recipients to follow + share with others.

•Look for free official logos on their websites.

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Make your website more socialTIP TWO

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TIP TWO

• Good: Add social media callout icons

• Better: Add social share buttons

• Best: Use social commenting for news/blogs

Make your website more social

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TIP TWO

• Callout Icons: Official icons for the social media accounts you use.

•Makes people accessing your site aware of your official presence on social media.

• If they’re at your site, they’re already showing interest in you. Take advantage!

Make your website more social

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TIP TWO

• Add social share buttons to your site

• It gives your visitors a quick/easy opportunity to tell their friends about you!

• Great for sites with blog posts!

• Easy to do! Use AddThis.com or ShareThis.com

Make your website more social

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TIP TWO

• Social commenting for news / blog pages

• Like sharing, with a boost

• Keeps the people on your site, but shares the discussion on Facebook, so their friends discover your site.

• Example: LATimes.com

• Code at developers.facebook.com

Make your website more social

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TIP THREEMake Time for Social Media

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TIP THREEMake Time for Social Media

• Social media platforms don’t have the same requirements as a text or phone call.

• That said, we don’t want to forget to check our accounts and respond reasonably.

• Schedule an appointment to check accounts twice a day

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TIP THREEMake Time for Social Media

•Work on social for 20-30 minutes at that time, then shut it down.

• Bonus: Use SocialMention.com and search for discussions about your org once a day.

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TIP FOURGive your fans a nudge in the right direction

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TIP FOURGive your fans a nudge in the right direction

•Which elicits a better response?

• This is a photo.

•What do you think about this photo?

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TIP FOURGive your fans a nudge in the right direction

If you want your fans to comment on Facebook,post a question!

People are motivated by calls to action.

A good question to ask your fans: What content would you like to see?

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TIP FOURGive your fans a nudge in the right direction

On Twitter, if you have something you wantshared, add “Please RT”.

Retweets mean increased reach!

Just don’t overdo it, ok?

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TIP FIVEUnderstand the mystery

of FacebookEdgeRank

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Question:What percentage of your Facebook fans actuallysee your posts on their news feed, on average?

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Question:What percentage of your Facebook fans actuallysee your posts on their news feed, on average?

Answer:On average, only 16%

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TIP FIVEUnderstand the mystery of EdgeRank

What is EdgeRank?

•EdgeRank is an algorithm. (Boo, math!)

•Facebook uses it to determine post relevancy.

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TIP FIVEUnderstand the mystery of EdgeRank

Source: EdgeRankChecker.comWelcome to my nightmare, folks.

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TIP FIVEUnderstand the mystery of EdgeRank

EdgeRankChecker.com

•Determines best post types•Gives average time decay•Makes overall recommendations•Inexpensive

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ANY QUESTIONS?

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• Email: [email protected]

• Twitter : @BruceFloyd

THANK YOU!

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• Email: [email protected]

• Twitter : @BruceFloyd

THANK YOU!

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• Email: [email protected]

• Twitter : @BruceFloyd

THANK YOU!

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• Email: [email protected]

• Twitter : @BruceFloyd

THANK YOU!