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- 2. Back in the day…
- 4. And 100s of new tools
- 5. To connect, share information and change the world !
- 6. Q: But who do you pay attention to and how ?
- 8. A: It depends on you and your audiences.
- 10. What is online advocacy?
- 12. For example
- 13. So what and who cares?
- 18. Online doesn’t necessarily mean social
- 24. What this means for you
- 25. How do you do it?
- 27. Before diving in, do your homework.
- 29. Surveys, Social Technographics and Social Data Appends
- 30. Not all constituents are created equal. Who loves you baby?
- 33. Tools you can use
- 36. Example
- 37. Example
- 40. Example
- 42. Example
- 43. Example
- 45. Example
- 46. Example
- 49. Example
- 51. Example
- 52. More on social networks…borrow vs. build.
- 54. Example
- 55. Getting started
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- Great! Can you expand on how to use Search and email (eblasts, etc) to recruit new advocates or promote support for an advocacy issue? Can you show an example, maybe from one of the VHAs ( if you don’t have one I think I can find one of NAMI’s eblasts). What about your webpage? One of the key points that the presentors made in VT is that if you can do nothing else, keep your webpage current and changing to keep visitors coming back to find what is new. For some small agencies, that may be all that they have staff or volunteers to do.