The digital space is a huge potential for the Philippine government to tap on to spread the word about their programs. Are they ready to embrace the digital space?
3. (New) Trend # 1
The strength of digital space
Pro: Public information gets disseminated fast.
Challenge: The fast speed of digital media
requires organizations to be just as quick in
putting out information. Are they ready?
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=0eUeL3n7fDs&feature=related
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4. Philippines is 7th
More than 28.2
million users (out
of more than 94
million in
population)
Twitter: Anne
Curtis, Sun.Star,
L’Oreal Paris PH
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5. What to watch out for in the digital space
Reporting to all stakeholders
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6. What to watch out for in the digital space
Social TV convergence
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7. What to watch out for in the digital space
Continued convergence
Gabii sa Kabilin QR Code Hunt
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8. What to watch out for in the digital space
Social commerce
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9. What to watch out for in the digital space
New social networks
Blogging will continue
Print to tablet swap
Digital subscriptions will increase
Gamification Nation
Talent acquisition goes social
Development of new apps
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10. (New) Trend # 2
Convergence continues, and not just
social
Pro: Strong reach through diversified
communication tools
Challenge: The learning curve, the adjustment
period
Marketing + Brand Reputation Management +
Public Relations + Digital Media + Sales +
Others
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11. (New) Trend # 3
Integration of stories across multiple
simultaneous channels and platforms
Pro: Increased reach, multimedia storytelling
Challenge: Determining the effective platforms
that will work for your messages
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12. (New) Trend # 4
Content is new marketing
Pro:Clear and strong communication
Challenge: Organizations also need to think of
themselves as “media outlets” because they
have the information.
Great content + engagement = success
Social media is here to stay, so deal with it.
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13. (New) Trend # 4
Organizations will be defined by
communication
Pro: More customer engagement
Challenge: The punishment for failing to listen,
engage, anticipate and respond effectively to
the customers will be severe
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14. What to remember
Tri-media is still powerful.
Instantly recognizable
Gives one instant status
Still reach vast audiences
Social media feed on traditional media.
Traditional media have huge social media
presence.
Word of mouth is still powerful.
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15. Grand Halad sa Kapamilya
Tri-media (mass dyAB, MOR Cebu, ABS-CBN,
media) columns, radio plugs
Press release Columns, online announcements
Collaterals Tarpaulins, streamers, flyers,
Website www.tinyurl/halad
Social media Facebook, Twitter
Others Online announcements in other
sites, word of mouth
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16. Last points to remember
Explore new ways of disseminating public
information.
Learn from best practices. Not all social
media networks will work for you. (Ex.
DSWD, SSS, DENR)
The customer is still king—before, during,
and after public information dissemination.
They own the brands.
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Good afternoon! What I’m going to report today is something all of us are familiar with already. New Trends in Media. By trends, I mean, what is currently happening in media and how is the public bodies in our community are using them to disseminate information for public consumption and engagement. Over the past months, the trends have been continuously evolving. It is important to note that the driving force for this evolution is largely due to the consumers. For instance, more companies and even government agencies are joining Facebook and creating their Timeline pages because the population growth of Facebook users in the country is stunningly remarkable. As of April 1, 2012, there are 27.7 million users of Facebook in the Philippines, making us the 8 th country in the world with the most number of Facebook users. This is out of the 95 million population in the country. So for communicators like us, the potential to reach out and spread information is huge. That’s a trend. But before I delve deeper into the new trends, let’s review and discuss the current trends we have.
At present, the following strategies are employed to disseminate public information. I think the important question we need to think about is, with the craziness of social media today, do we still need tri-media in disseminating public information? Very much, yes. (click on button)
1. TRADITIONAL MEDIA ARE INSTANTLY RECOGNIZABLE. Chances are, the average person can recognize your city’s newspaper rather than the most popular blog in your area. Traditional media have been around longer than social media, and many have built recognizable and credible brands. 2. TRADITIONAL MEDIA GIVE YOU INSTANT STATUS. Because traditional media are recognizable and often seen as credible, getting exposure through them gives you instant status and credibility as well. On the other hand, being interviewed on a blog or web TV may not have the same effect. 3. TRADITIONAL MEDIA STILL REACH VAST AUDIENCES. As long as a traditional media outlet is still publishing or airing, chances are, it continues to reach a large enough audience to keep it viable. This is why many online stories take off only after traditional media talk about them. 4. SOCIAL MEDIA FEED ON TRADITIONAL MEDIA. Bloggers often write about what’s going on in traditional media, whether it’s a new TV ad or a story that ran recently in the news. If you land an interview in traditional media, you’re likely to catch the attention of social media as well. Furthermore, appearing in traditional media gives you something to post about in your own blog and in social networks. 5. TRADITIONAL MEDIA HAVE HUGE SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE. Traditional media outlets often also have an Internet presence, such as blogs and social networking profiles. Those with websites usually get more traffic than even the most popular blogs.