Social Media for Local Government

Speaker · Lecture · County of Marin · San Rafael, CA · 2 February 2011

Short presentation to Marin County government on social media for local government: usage trends, the new marketing landscape, open government and data, and best practices.

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SOCIAL MEDIA for Local Government by JoeyShepp.com for Marin County Government
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ABOUT THE PRESENTER Joey Shepp • Green MBA Program Director Dominican University of California • Principal at Earthsite New…
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WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA? • Social Networking • Online Video • Blogging • Ratings/Reviews • Sharing Content
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THE NEW MARKETING LANDSCAPE • Earned Media (Public Relations) • Owned Media (Website) • Advertising (Paid) • Social Media…
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SOCIAL MEDIA TRENDS
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INTERNET TO SURPASS 2 BILLION USERS THIS YEAR • 30% of the world population by end of this year • Developed Countries: 71%…
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700,000 NEW USERS DAILY!
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92% OF U.S. TODDLERS HAVE ONLINE PRESENCE ~from security firm AVG The vast majority of children today will have online…
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THE AVERAGE MOBILE PHONE TEENAGER SENDS 3,339 TEXTS PER MONTH Teen females send an incredible 4,050 texts per month, while…
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OPEN GOVERNMENT President Obama advocates for Transparency in Government through Data and Social Technology.
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SUNLIGHT FOUNDATION Providing funds for Open Government Data Projects
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SUNLIGHT FOUNDATION Diversity of Funded Projects
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SF LOCAL OPEN GOV an Open Data Executive Directive (PDF) that asks City departments to make all datasets under their…
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DATASF App Showcase
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WIKILEAKS Risk of Exposure drives more Ethic Behavior?
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EGYPT PROTESTS Organized with Social Media
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EGYPT INTERNET BLACKOUT Teaches Activists to Develop Alternative Approaches
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THE TWEETS MUST FLOW Twitter CEO Advocates for Twitter as Critical Communication Technology
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INTERNET IS A HUMAN RIGHT President Obama Advocates to Restore Internet in Egypt
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INTERNET KILL SWITCH Senate Bill is Reintroduced??
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LOCAL GOV SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
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FACEBOOK PAGE Facebook Ads to get to 1000 like asap, use multiple pages for departments, collect feedback
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TWITTER Respond quickly, Follow Targeted Users, Target Local
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YOUTUBE: CHANNEL G Promote/Syndicate Video via Facebook/Twitter/Blogs
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SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY Develop a “living document” of best-practices and strategy for dealing with problem issues.
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SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING Training for both internal staff and local community.
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Remember to STAY HUMAN
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GO FURTHER Resources
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@JoeyShepp | joeyshepp.com @GreenMBA @Earthsite | earthsite.net @SocialGoodMedia @SocialGov
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TWEET YOUR QUESTIONS @JoeyShepp YOUR QUESTION
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This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoncommercialShare Alike 3.0 United States License. To view a…
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  1. SOCIAL MEDIA for Local Government by JoeyShepp.com for Marin County Government
  2. ABOUT THE PRESENTER Joey Shepp • Green MBA Program Director Dominican University of California • Principal at Earthsite New Media Consultancy for Sustainable Brands • More at http://JoeyShepp.com
  3. WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA? • Social Networking • Online Video • Blogging • Ratings/Reviews • Sharing Content
  4. THE NEW MARKETING LANDSCAPE • Earned Media (Public Relations) • Owned Media (Website) • Advertising (Paid) • Social Media (Community)
  5. SOCIAL MEDIA TRENDS
  6. INTERNET TO SURPASS 2 BILLION USERS THIS YEAR • 30% of the world population by end of this year • Developed Countries: 71% Developing Countries: 21% • Regionally: Europe: 65% Americas: 55% Asia/Pacific: 21.9% Africa: 9.6%
  7. 700,000 NEW USERS DAILY!
  8. 92% OF U.S. TODDLERS HAVE ONLINE PRESENCE ~from security firm AVG The vast majority of children today will have online presence by the time they are two years old — a presence that will continue to build throughout their whole lives.
  9. THE AVERAGE MOBILE PHONE TEENAGER SENDS 3,339 TEXTS PER MONTH Teen females send an incredible 4,050 texts per month, while teen males send an average of 2,539 texts
  10. OPEN GOVERNMENT President Obama advocates for Transparency in Government through Data and Social Technology.
  11. SUNLIGHT FOUNDATION Providing funds for Open Government Data Projects
  12. SUNLIGHT FOUNDATION Diversity of Funded Projects
  13. SF LOCAL OPEN GOV an Open Data Executive Directive (PDF) that asks City departments to make all datasets under their authority that are not considered confidential available on DataSF.org
  14. DATASF App Showcase
  15. WIKILEAKS Risk of Exposure drives more Ethic Behavior?
  16. EGYPT PROTESTS Organized with Social Media
  17. EGYPT INTERNET BLACKOUT Teaches Activists to Develop Alternative Approaches
  18. THE TWEETS MUST FLOW Twitter CEO Advocates for Twitter as Critical Communication Technology
  19. INTERNET IS A HUMAN RIGHT President Obama Advocates to Restore Internet in Egypt
  20. INTERNET KILL SWITCH Senate Bill is Reintroduced??
  21. LOCAL GOV SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
  22. FACEBOOK PAGE Facebook Ads to get to 1000 like asap, use multiple pages for departments, collect feedback
  23. TWITTER Respond quickly, Follow Targeted Users, Target Local
  24. YOUTUBE: CHANNEL G Promote/Syndicate Video via Facebook/Twitter/Blogs
  25. SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY Develop a “living document” of best-practices and strategy for dealing with problem issues.
  26. SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING Training for both internal staff and local community.
  27. Remember to STAY HUMAN
  28. GO FURTHER Resources
  29. @JoeyShepp | joeyshepp.com @GreenMBA @Earthsite | earthsite.net @SocialGoodMedia @SocialGov
  30. TWEET YOUR QUESTIONS @JoeyShepp YOUR QUESTION
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