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On March 26, 2009, Siteworx, in partnership with Shaun Dakin of Citizens for Civil Discourse, hosted an interactive panel discussion. The event highlighted Shaun\'s experience using social media tools like Twitter combined with traditional PR strategies to drive the conversation around political robocalls in the 2008 election cycle.
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Build a Better User ExperienceNovember 29, 2007
Issue Advocacy Using Social and Traditional MediaFrom Twitter to MSNBC in 24 Hours
March 26, 2009
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About Siteworx, Inc.
Featured Clients
Awards and Recognition
Mid-Atlantic’s largest independent Web design and development consultancy.
Web Strategy Consulting
User Experience & Visual Design
Managed Web Hosting
CMS Planning, Selection, Implementation
Search and e-Commerce Solutions
Analytics Solutions
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The Changing Face Of User Experience
Original definition: relegated to website or product experience
Changing definition: extends beyond your domain into search, external commentary, and social communities
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The Changing Face Of User Experience
Web 2.0 was the rage(I’m sorry what is Web 2.0?)▪ Internal-centric
Now…Give me (I’m sorry what is Twitter?)▪ External-centric
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The Changing Face Of User Experience
When planning, go beyond the architecture and experience of the product itself
Think about▪ Building your personal network▪ How you can communicate with them (push/pull)▪ And who is responsible for that communication
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Building Your Network
Good Habits and Patterns▪ View social networks as your business network
Just as you would extend a business card, connect using a network
Connecting with Mom or Dad is nice…but you can do better
At first, evaluate connections to ensure quality(not what you think)
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Associated Communities and Building Your Network
Force yourself to update▪ Personal ridiculousness is fine▪ Don’t assume you can interject impersonal business
solicitations!!!
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Associated Communities and Building Your Network
Force yourself to listen▪ Simply updating your profile and jumping ship will do
nothing for you▪ Comment on other people’s status when you see fit▪ View related groups▪ Figure out, “What’s being said” (More on this with
Shaun and Twitter Search)
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Associated Communities and Building Your Network
Set connection goals▪ 10 people (just getting used to it)▪ 20 people (still getting used to it…just connected to my
high school graduating class…wow)▪ 50 people (ok…got the hang of this. Starting to
interject my personal content with business)▪ 100+ (I’ve got something to say and a network I know
and trust to help spread the word)
What can you do with your network?
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Issue Advocacy Using Social (and Traditional) Media –(RT Please #Robos)
StopPoliticalCalls.org
Shaun Dakin: CEO & Founder
3/26/2009
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Agenda
Quickly: The Issue
The Start-Up – From the Old World to the New
Twitter Search: The Most Important Website Since Google?
Case Study: From Twitter to the Main Stream Media in 24 Hours
Everything You Need to Know, Now
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The Issue: Voter Privacy and Political Robocalls
Top form of political communication64% of voters received robocallsIn battleground states 10-15 robocalls a dayImpact:▪ Seniors▪ Stay at home mothers/dads▪ Night shift workers▪ All of us
Testified in US Senate February 28, 2008Op-Ed in the Washington Post on a Voter Privacy Bill of Rights
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The Start-Up – Old World To the New, With Little $
Commenting on EVERY article and blog posting I could find (Google Alerts)Blog Immediate feedback, credibility▪ Results: Print article August 2007, TV interview in
September▪ Feedback on positioning, messaging
Georgetown University Class for researchWebsite developed and launchedPR strategy, press release, pitch lists
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I Started @EndTheRoboCalls By Accident
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Twitter Search – The Most Important Site Since Google?
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Case Study: From Member / Twitter To Maddow (MSNBC) in 24 Hours
The Ground Work Long Hard Slog▪ Educate members to immediately report robocall activity▪ 12 months of media outreach, the traditional way
The Execution:1.Members sent email about robocall in CA2.Monitored Twitter Search to confirm / validate3.Distributed link to interested reporters4.Story in local media by morning and national media by that
same evening
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Email From Member About Robocall
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Twitter Search: The Real Time Conversation, Now
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My Response: 11:31 PM ET
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Blog It: ASAP
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Stupid Is...
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… As Stupid Does
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Email Reporters: Link to blog
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Results Maddow
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So What?
85,000 plus members
Front pages: USA Today, LA Times, SF Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News
Live TV: CNN, MSNBC
Radio: NPR, XM, Fox, CBC, etc..
Bottom Line THE Expert on Robocalls▪ If a reporter wanted to interview someone about
Robocalls, I was the ONLY person in the nation
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For Nothing (Well Not $0, but)
1.5 year effort▪My time, 24/7▪ About $25,000 in family savings
Hard costs▪ ASP Website Content Management System▪ Public Relations Consulting▪ Insurance▪ Accountant
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Tools and Tips
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Don’t Do It
Social Media Takes Time, Lot’s Of It
You Must Be Engaged, Immediately and Authentically
Resource Allocation Decisions – Can’t Be an Intern
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If, You Do It
Listen ▪Who is talking about your (fill in the blank) and where?
Contribute ▪ Comment, post, twitter
Engage ▪ Blog, Twitter, etc…
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Twitter Tools - TweetDeck
What: Visualize multiple searches and create groups
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Twitter Tools - HootSuite
What: Tool to manage multiple Twitter Accounts; schedule Tweets in the future and Get Stats.
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Twitter Tools - HootSuite
What: Tool to manage multiple Twitter Accounts; schedule Tweets in the future and Get Stats.
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Twitter Tools - TweetLater
What: Tool to manage multiple Twitter Accounts and schedule Tweets in the future AND auto follow
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Twitter Tools - Twitterfeed
What: Automatically update your Twitter account with your blog posts.
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Twitterfeed Example
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Tweetizen – Twitter Groups
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I Polled My Followers Monday
For Blackberry users Twitterbery▪ http://www.orangatame.com/products/twitterberry/
TinyTwitter Love twitter and love tweeting from your mobile device? But don't want to get dinged for updates and double dinged for friend updates continually arriving via SMS?▪ http://www.tinytwitter.com/
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I Polled My Followers Monday
For Vista users @BlueAp▪ http://www.thirteen23.com/experiences/desktop/blu/
Another Twitter Desktop App - @Twhirl▪ http://www.twhirl.org/
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SNL
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Putting Social Connections in Context
Push (Traditional)Content Management PublicationRSSNewslettersSearch Engine MarketingPodcast or Video Broadcast
▪ Assumes the audience cares enough to interact, come back, or stay with you
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Putting Social Connections in Context
Push (Social)Status UpdateA URL Status UpdateDirect Messaging (Jim, did you see this?)NotesLinksMy GroupsMy Events
▪ Assumes you have a healthy network
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Putting Social Connections in Context
Pull (Traditional)Scan article/blog commentsScan forum stringsAsk your customer service deptReview your analyticsReview your search logs (this is as exciting as it sounds)Solicit audience feedback or contentSearchScan competitors
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Putting Social Connections in Context
Pull (Social)Search the community (Shaun will elaborate)Solicit conversation via StatusScan social network home screens religiously
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Putting Social Connections in Context
Kim The Food ReporterKeeps her publication fresh (Push Traditional)
Takes feedback and requests via “contact me” link (Pull Traditional)
Read her Facebook Newsfeed and saw Giovanni’s Recipe for
Pasta and Fagioli (no this is not a joke) (Pull Social)
Contacted Giovanni and asked to use his recipe for her next topic of publication (Pull Social)
Kim publishes new recipe (Push Traditional)
Kim notifies Giovanni (Push Social)
Kim posts a link via status update (Push Social)
Giovanni posts a link on his blog and status updates (Push Social)
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WHO HAS TIME TO DO THIS???
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Who is Responsible for Communication
First question is are you prepared to mix business and pleasure?
Actually not as time consuming as you’d think
Traditional tools are starting to provide optional social publishing capabilities
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Who is Responsible for Communication
Just give it to Marketing (Not Really)
Not going to go as far as “Everyone” but well…Everyone▪ Start by assigning representatives by major content area to ensure
someone has their ear to the grindstone
Understand how social communication can integrate within your day to day patterns and publications by actively planning for it▪ Share your experiences and learn from one another internally▪ Measure success by looking at your analytics and product trends
over a set time
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Thank you!
Shaun Dakin: [email protected]:
@EndTheRobocalls (Business)@IsCool (Personal)
Phone: 703-201-1146 (no robo calls please)
Web Address: http://www.siteworx.comEmail: [email protected]
Phone: 703-964-1700
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Shaun’s Latest Project - #AskPres
http://www.communitycounts.com/obama
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Twitter Strategy - @AskThePresident
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Case Study: Motrin – From Twitter …
The Ad
The Reaction
The Alternative
What Motrin did:▪Over weekend responded to moms▪ Took down offending ad▪ Suspended the entire campaign
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… To the Mainstream Media
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Who is using Twitter?
Dell – messages about discounts ($1.5 M)
Zappos – CEO Tweets, 435 employees
Comcast – Customer Service
Ford – Social Media Director
JetBlue – Customer Service
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Dell
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Zappos
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Comcast
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Ford
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JetBlue