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Moving Forward With Digital Communications kray mitchell • digital communications specialist • [email protected] 2014 CONFERENCE NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLUB ATHLETIC DIRECTORS

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Moving Forward With Digital Communications

kray mitchell • digital communications specialist • [email protected]

2014 CONFERENCE NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLUB ATHLETIC DIRECTORS

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The Zombie Apocalypse!

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Anything sent digitally from any device.

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Personal Computer Mobile and Tablets

The Paradigm Shift:

source: http://bit.ly/1lWfhgW

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The Paradigm Shift:

REPLACED: Every 4-5yrs

REPLACED: Every 2yrs

source: http://bit.ly/1lWfhgW | http://bit.ly/1lpEFav

2012: Half a square foot of LCD screen/every human.

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Websites:

Navbar

Sidebar

Branding

Content

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Websites:

• Responsive offers a better device-agnostic experience.

• Start with mobile design and scale up.

• We’re still learning mobile. Expect to make mistakes.

• Content is King. Write for web consumption.

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Websites:

• Banners (Top, side, in content)

• Alerts

• Modal Window

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Email:

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Email:

Viewport

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Email:

• Emails should be straight forward and to the point.

• Keep subject lines short and intriguing.

• Don’t include large headers (Think Mobile!).

• Reduce images used. Text only emails are OK!

• Include a call to action to drive traffic.

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Email:

• Emergency club notices.

• Current and upcoming events.

• League updates and information.

• Statements/Invoices/Requests for info.

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Social:

• Relatively new form of communication.

• Preferred over email for 35 and under age group.

• Better mobile experience.

• Many networks to choose from.

• Helps to get messages out via sharing.

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Social:

• Emergency club notices.

• Upcoming events or deadlines.

• Results of sporting events or highlights.

• Interesting local history or points of interest.

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Digital Displays:

• An old medium that is growing immensely.

• Can present any type of content.

• Content can be scheduled and changed easily.

• Cost effective solutions are available for low motion content

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Euclid Analytics

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Estimote

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[email protected] | @kraymitchell

2014 CONFERENCE NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLUB ATHLETIC DIRECTORS