3-2014 Taking the Shiny Out of Social

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[email protected] TAKING THE “SHINY” OUT OF SOCIAL Nikki Sunstrum, U-M Director of Social Media

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[email protected]

TAKING THE “SHINY” OUT OF SOCIAL

Nikki Sunstrum, U-M Director of Social Media

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Key Points

• Social Media is not new

• Not everybody needs Social Media

[Did the Director of Social Media just say not to do social?]

• Think, measure, engage…and measure again

• Strategy and Innovation

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The Stats

• 1 in 4 people use social networking sites

• Globally, in 2012 over 1.73B registered users of social — By 2017 2.55B

• 73% of adults are using social media — 56% in America

• 43% of senior citizens in the U.S. now use social media

• There are now more smart devices than people

• 57% of people are talking more online than they do in real life

• Nearly two-thirds of Americans sleep with their cell phones

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SOCIAL MEDIA IS

NOT NEW!

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The way in which we

get our point across

has changed, not the

concept or necessity of

information distribution.

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Transparency

Customer Service

Promotion and Marketing

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NOT EVERYBODY NEEDS SOCIAL MEDIA…

WAIT, WHAT?

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Looking at the bigger picture

Assessing long-term strategy

Embracing collaboration

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CONTENT OVER CREATION

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@ArionTSun “why do you

keep putting the poop emoji on

everything? It’s weird.”

ATS: What? That’s chocolate ice

cream! #kidswithtech #fail

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Focus on your strengths

Identify where your audience is

Drive the message

Engage, Inform, Educate

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VALUE ADD AND ROI

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BOTTOM LINE: Are we seizing the available opportunity to elevate the perception

of our programs and the success of our overall institution?

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#UMSocial 2.0

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socialmedia.umich.edu

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Strategy and innovation

Streamlining

Leveraging success

Promoting a unified message

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TAKE-AWAYS: Taking the “Shiny” Out of Social

• The method is new, not the concept: tweets are the new press release

• We can’t all be red skittles: not everyone needs social media

• Don’t underestimate the power of strategy: measuring and goal setting

• Embrace opportunities for collaboration: we are stronger together

• Don’t get caught thinking poop is ice cream: know your content and audience

• Running with a bed sheet sells nothing: seize the opportunity to engage

• socialmedia.umich.edu: resources, inventory, content and strategy

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Q & A