2. Social Media Reach for the Gold NCARD 2011 Boone, NC September 13,2011 Tools for Citizen Interaction Terry Bledsoe, Chief Information Officer,Catawba County
3. Social Presentation Available At: Media http://tinyurl.com/3zm6kzk http://www.catawbacountync.gov/technology/_doc/other/ROD%20Conference%20Sept%202011.ppt.
15. Social Info-Tech Research Group Media LinkedIn has users on every continent Social networking is now more popular than e-mail* Global time spent on social media is up 82% over last year* the communication medium of choice Every minute, 24 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube Last year, Tweets grew 1400% Facebookâs greatest growth has come from people aged 35-49* *Source: Nielson Online
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17. a billion tweets every week tweets per day 140 million 460,000 new accounts per day
18. faster than two new members per second. operates the worldâs largest professional network on the Internet more than 120 million members in over 200 countries and territories more than half of LinkedIn members are currently located outside of the United States there were nearly two billion people searches on LinkedIn in 2010.
23. Who Info-Tech Research Group Is Using Social Media? â In the old world, I just did a survey. In the new world, I'm listening to every water cooler conversation out there. - Jim Sterne, Target Marketing Inc. N=134 â
24. Successful Social Media Have a reason to use social media Try to create interesting and valuable content Be honest and respectful in online postings Think before posting/ think before replying Think Before You Tweet!
37. Social Media Reach for the Gold NCARD 2011 Boone, NC September 13,2011 Tools for Citizen Interaction Terry Bledsoe, Chief Information Officer,Catawba County
Hinweis der Redaktion
away from Web 2.0 concepts and social networks is one area where that is especially true. Most avoid social networks because of things they have heard, not because of true facts. In reality, local government should embrace the tools of social networking. Sites like Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube provide opportunities for local government to share information and ideas at almost no cost. They provide a good area to recruit new employees and to involve young adults in government. Internally, tools like SharePoint, provide a place to carry out all phases of projects in a very open and user friendly environment.
away from Web 2.0 concepts and social networks is one area where that is especially true. Most avoid social networks because of things they have heard, not because of true facts. In reality, local government should embrace the tools of social networking. Sites like Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube provide opportunities for local government to share information and ideas at almost no cost. They provide a good area to recruit new employees and to involve young adults in government. Internally, tools like SharePoint, provide a place to carry out all phases of projects in a very open and user friendly environment.
