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Journalism & Communications Dept. By Dallin Craven

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Journalism & Communications

Dept. By Dallin Craven

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Goals:

●Increase engagement on all platforms

●Produce more content more often

●Reach the right audiences (students, potential students, etc.)

●Department does well during events, would like to do as well outside of events

●Increase amount of followers by 25 across all platforms

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Audit of Followers

September 1st, 2016

Facebook:

● 240 followers

Twitter:

● 543 followers

Instagram:

● 158 followers

Today

Facebook:

● 263 followers (23 new)

Twitter:

● 591 followers (48 new)

Instagram

● 187 followers (29 new)

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Facebook posts

● Tim Brown’s interview series

● Series had consistent reach

○ Ranging from 108 - 327 people reached

● The video also performed well

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Facebook posts

● Posts without pictures don’t perform well

● Could be because Facebook algorithms like pictures and videos better

● Could be it doesn’t catch people’s attention fast enough.

This one performed better than most, but still didn’t reach many people.

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Facebook Demographics

● Most of our audience is Female

● Most live in Logan

● Large portion is between ages 18-24

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Why Facebook?

●Facebook is the biggest social media site there is

●Great place to share content that can’t be put into 140 characters

●Most of our target audience will have a Facebook profile

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Instagram posts

● #FacultyFriday performed well on Instagram

○ Getting about 30 likes per faculty member

○ Showed a fun side of the faculty

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Instagram posts

● Instagram is a great platform to showcase faculty and students in a light-hearted way

● Most posts got the same amount of likes (around 30)

○ Some had more comments than others, though

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Why Instagram?

●Great place to show off your brand visually

●Easy to connect with your audience and influencers○ Via likes, mentions, tags and comments

●Appropriate hashtags can increase your visibility and help you reach the right audience

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Twitter posts

● Trending hashtags got the most impressions

● Humorous tweets got more engagement on average

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Twitter posts

● Posts that students could relate to performed well

● The ones that performed best were the ones with a photo or gif

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Twitter posts

● Tweeting at someone has the potential of boosting engagement

● Relevant hashtags that have a national reach are GOLD

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Twitter posts

● Tried creating a branded hashtag for national journalism day

○ #ReportYourDay

● Performed much better on Twitter than any other platform

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Twitter demographics

● Fairly equal in terms of gender

● 86% of audience is between the ages of 18 - 34

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Why Twitter?

●Great place to share content quickly

●Easy to connect with your audience and other organizations

●Hashtags help you become more discoverable on a larger scale○ From our experience, this semester, it is the easiest place to gain traction with a

branded hashtag

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Suggestions

●Know your audience and post relevant content on the right platforms

○ Facebook: information, job postings and events

○ Instagram: Department highlights and visually stimulating material

○ Twitter: school info and trend jack on national hashtags

●Post consistently○ But, not too much

●Plan out posts and have someone monitor what is being posted

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Questions?