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FACEBOOK 101 Presented by Miriam Brosseau Special Projects Coordinator Darim Online [email protected] @miriamjayne

Facebook Basics for NY synagogues

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Presentation on Facebook basics at live events in Westchester and on Long Island as part of the UJA Social Media Boot Camp for synagogues. April/May 2012

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FACEBOOK 101

Presented by Miriam Brosseau Special Projects Coordinator

Darim [email protected]

@miriamjayne

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Agenda

• Background

• Profiles

• Pages

• Groups

• Newsfeed

• Algorithms

• Tagging

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About Facebook

• Launched in 2004 on campuses

• Currently 845 million users

• Most users = age 18 – 40; Fastest growing demographic = women age 55-65

• Average user has about 130 friends

• The average Facebook user spends 20 minutes per visit

• Photos, videos, links are prominent.

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NEWSFEED

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PROFILE : Old Style

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PROFILE : Timeline

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PAGE

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GROUP

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Pages: Insights

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TAGGING

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TAGGING: When you’re tagged, it posts to your profile page, and you are notified.

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Adding and Tagging Photos

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TAGGING: When you’re tagged, it posts to your profile page, and you are notified.

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Strengthening Relationships

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Strong Relationships = Stronger Community

2 kinds of connections: Bridging and Bonding

Bonding: Strengthening the ties within a defined

community by increasing the connections among

and between all members, and the social capital

exchanged.

Black lines: existing bonds. Orange lines: new bonds

Bridging: establishing

connections between

communities.

Implications:

-Outreach

-Fundraising

-Marketing

-Impact

-Access to resources

Examples?

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Tagging is a great way to increase BRIDGING and BONDING

Connections happen within the posts

And in the comments!

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People, Not Technology

This is all about seeing each other as real people. Increasing transparency, connection, and knowledge about each other.

An important moment offriendship you’ve had on Facebook?