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Social media and the N.C. State Fair

Social Media and the N.C. State Fair

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An overview of the social media work I planned and executed for the 2008 N.C. State Fair. We presented this information at the March Social Media Breakfast in Raleigh, which we also hosted on the fairgrounds.

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Social media and the N.C. State Fair

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•Who we are•Campaign goals•Target audiences

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ncstatefair.org

• 988,303 visits in past year

• 4.2 million page views

• Sept & Oct – 50% direct traffic

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Deep Fried blog

• 24,410 visits since Aug. 1

• 50,478 page views

• 52% traffic from ncstatefair.org

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FacebookFacebook• 1,898 friends• 691 photos

tagged• Still adding about

15 friend requests weekly

• Reached 1,000 friends on Sept. 29

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TwitterTwitter

• 520 following

• 396 followers

• 594 updates• 62 DMs

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MySpaceMySpace

• 836 friends• 4,162 blog post

views• 7,179 page

views

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YouTube YouTube channelchannel

• 24 uploaded videos

• 31,129 total views

• 31 subscribers

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•Influence on the fair industry

•Media relations

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•Challenges– Internal–Governmental

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•Future plans―2009 N.C. State Fair―Departmental social

media

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@NCStateFair

www.2008ncstatefair.blogspot.cominfo.ncagr.com/blog

[email protected]@ncagr.gov, @[email protected]