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Social media deck march 28 2012
1. Branding/Social Media Workshop
for Higher Education Professionals
3.28.12
• Discover your story
• Identify your audience/network
• Communication
• Building your personal brand
• LinkedIn / Twitter / Blog
2. Discover your story
• Look back at professional experiences
• Understand your key life pivots
• Become an expert
• Be a resource
3. Discover your story
• So, what is your story?
• Re-write your story
• Share your developed personal narrative
5. What are you Communicating?
• Be relevant and real
• Does your network know you, like you, and
trust you?
• It’s about behavior not impressions…call to
action
6. What I try to communicate
•Future engagement opportunities
• Gratitude for service
• Real time happenings
• Professional trends
• Value of degree earned
• Community partnerships
• OU Brand
Ambassador
7. Personal Brand
• Be a resource & expert
• It’s all about credibility & transparency
• Work the room online
• *Your function, description, & emotional
appeal becomes your brand
• *(all comes back to your developed
personal narrative)
• Pay it forward
8. LinkedIn
• Real time resume and live business card
rolodex
• Gratitude = Recommendations
• Personalize your connection invite
• Direct messages
• Groups
9. Twitter
• Valuable tweets
• Engage with your audience #
• ReTweet valuable relative content
• Follow those that are beneficial to you
• Selective tweets for facebook
• Why I use twitter LinkedIn
• Who are you and what do you want to be
known for?
10. Blog
• Weaving your story into relevant trends
within your network allows your audience
to know you, like you, and trust you as an
expert & resource
• Blog = landing page for your social media
platforms & opportunity to own your
relevant content
11. Advice
• Don’t lose sight of your ultimate goal of
one-on-one interaction
• Be transparent
• Go share your story!
12. Contact information
• Luke Fleer
associate director of Alumni Engagement at
Oakland University
@lukefleer
linkedin.com/in/fleer
lukefleer.wordpress.com
fleer@oakland.edu