This session focuses on social media as a tool within your marketing and communications toolbox. Your audiences experience your brand and hear from you through an ever growing list of social media channels; but you can’t expect them to connect the dots. Instead, you need to develop a plan that will allow you to stay on message across multiple digital channels like social media aggregators, websites, editorial calendars, and social media campaigns. Remember, a social media strategy isolated from your broader communications/marketing strategy is a risk. We'll talk about specific suggestions and demonstrate best practices through case studies from educational institutions.
This presentation was offered at the 2012 CASE Annual Confer
25. Connect print and web and social.
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26. Connect print and web and social.
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27. Connect print and web and social.
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28. Connect print and web and social.
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29. Connect print and web and social.
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30. Wherever you go, there you are! Seriously.
“Mobile is
social media-ish.”
mStoner Blog: Mobile + Social = Social + Mobile
Is mobile web a social media tool?
35. http://poweredbyorange.com
“It’s you — the network of alumni, students, faculty, staff, friends and fans
connected to Oregon State University. It’s the positive impact you make
every day in Portland and beyond – on the economy, the environment and
the community. Use this Web site to tell your story and connect with the
other practical idealists who are Powered by Orange.”
40. http://www.flightoftheflyers.com/
“To be honest, I was surprised at how well it did take off, both years.
I thought it was kind of a harebrained idea. We wanted to have
some fun—I had no idea how much people would like it.”
— Kerry Gotham, Director of Alumni Relations at Nazareth College
68. April 2012 Editorial Calendar
Web Features
April 9-13 Carousel Stories
A Tree of Life Grows in Texas and Tandy Warnow (Signature Story)
TACC Changers (through Wed only)
Game
Elections 2012 Video – Henson w/Vicky deFranceso Soto
(Government) Essay – Regina Lawrence (Communication)
Elections 2012
Energy Poll (McCombs)
Honors Day (Cockrell) Pending
Smoking Cessation (University Operations) Pending
April 16 – 20 Carousel Stories
Texas Book Photo Slideshow (Signature Story)
Committee on Business Productivity (Administration)
Research Week (UGS & Senate of College Councils)
Architecture in the Americas (Architecture)
69. April 16 – 20 Carousel Stories Continued
Elections 2012 Video w/ Henson & Robert Prentice
Oil and Governance (LBJ School)
Ben Ruben/Cronkite Installation (Communication)
April 23 – 27 Carousel Stories
“Switch” Energy Project (Jackson School)
Community College Engagement (Education)
Child Development Center (Human Ecology)
Ben Ruben/Cronkite Installation (Communication) continued
Twenty Years of Diabetes Research in South Texas (Nursing)
April 30 - May 4 Carousel Stories
Early Earners Economics (Signature) COLA
University Extension – Peace Corps Student Video (CIE)
Tower Lighting (April 3) Staff Recognition Awards
Tower Darkening (April 4) UT Remembers
70. April 2012 Editorial Calendar
Social Media
April 2012 UT Austin Social Media Pushes
Voices Against Violence (April 4)
Blanton Student Fest (April 5)
White House Youth Town Hall (April 10)
Game Changers (April 11)
¡A Viva Voz! (April 12)
Margaret Berry SAC Atrium Dedication (April 13)
Honors Day (April 14)
Forty Acres Fest (April 14)
Austin’s Cultural Campus Concert Crawl (April 14)
Waller Creek Cleanup (April 14)
Longhorn Run (April 14)
71. April 2012 UT Austin Social Media Pushes Continued
Research Week (April 16-20)
Longhorn Research Bazaar (April 18)
Ben Rubin Art Projection Installation (April 19)
“Contour” Fashion Show (April 19)
International Symposium on Online Journalism (April 20-21)
Butler Opera Center presents “Die Fledermaus” (April 25)
73. Recommended
• Create partnerships with other campus units
• Focus on your web presence (website, social)
• Produce great, flexible content (it always
makes things easier)
• Determine the purpose, relevance and
importance of each platform
• Integrate social content within your website
and print collateral
• Think of social as only one element of your
marketing and communications strategy