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10 SOCIAL MEDIA TIPS for a university setting Patrick Powers | Webster University

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Page 1: 10 Social Media Tips for a University Setting

10 SOCIAL MEDIA TIPS

for a university setting

Patrick Powers | Webster University

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ALWAYS HAVE A PLAN

Why are we doing this?

What are we trying to accomplish?

Who is our audience?

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SEND ‘EM HOME

The website is the one and only place on the Internet where we

maintain total control.

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RESPECT PRIVACY

Not everyone wants you to see their embarrassing party pics … they also

don’t want to see yours.

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A PICTURE IS WORTH

1,000 WORDS

Photos in Facebook generate 10 times the amount of traffic as a post

limited by only text.

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DON’T SWEAT THE

SMALL STUFF

The bar for quality on a social network site is low. There’s no need to hire Annie

Leibovitz for photos.

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POST REGULARLY

How often do you check your own Facebook account looking for

something new?

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ANSWER EVERYONE

Participation in an community is the only way to grow. No one asks a question

hoping it goes unanswered.

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LET IT BE

Social networks have an unbelievable ability to self correct; censoring for the

good is always a bad idea

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EVERYTHING CAN BE

MEASURED

Facebook fans, Twitter click rates, total pageviews, user demographics,

traffic patterns

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HAVE FUN

Social networks are nothing more than people communicating online.

People are drawn to fun.

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QUESTIONS

Patrick Powers

314-968-7002

[email protected]