Monica Hamburg - How Tweet It Is: Creating a Following on Twitter
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Tweet, tweet. Have you heard about Twitter all over the media, but still aren’t sure how it works or what it can do to help your organization? Then this session is for you! For nonprofits, Twitter is a versatile tool in your emerging social media toolkit to help tell your story, build your brand and increase stewardship among supporters. Participants will learn about: - Getting started on Twitter - How to build and keep a list of followers - Twitter etiquette - Case studies and success stories – how other charities and non-profits are benefiting from Twitter
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Monica Hamburg - How Tweet It Is: Creating a Following on Twitter
- 1. How Tweet it is: Creating a Following on Twitter
- 2. What is it?
- 3. What is it?
- 12. What do you think?
- 14. Because there’s MORE. Photo credit: Gaetan Lee
- 17. EVEN Photo credit: Gaetan Lee
- 29. And have others rebroadcast it:
- 30. Ask for advice:
- 31. Discover
- 32. Discover
- 33. Build
- 34. “ One of the strengths of non-profit organizations is access to bipartisan statistics, in-depth studies and content-rich research on their particular subject that the average user may not have access to or know how to find. Highlight new, pertinent information.”
- 37. As you can see, it’s a collaborative effort
- 38. So power & empower your supporters
- 40. Photo credit: Gaetan Lee
- 42. Examples
- 43. Examples
- 44. Examples
- 45. Examples
- 46. Examples
- 47. Examples?
- 48. Stamp Out Hunger
- 63. Photo credit: Philip Jeffrey (tyfn)
- 64. Directory http://darmano.typepad.com/logic_emotion/2009/01/pleas-help-us-help-daniellas-family.html
- 66. #daniela
- 67. Getting Started
- 68. Your first tweets shouldn’t contain:
- 69. Picture
- 70. Picture
- 71. Bio
- 72. Don’t toss out grammar
- 73. Link/Sidebar
- 74. Backgrounds
- 75. Background
- 76. Background
- 79. Find someone by name
- 80. List yourself & Find
- 81. You can subscribe to all: Then follow w/Autopack
- 82. Directories
- 83. Directory
- 84. Directory
- 85. Directory
- 96. Other Tools
- 104. Or “digest” them
- 105. Poll
- 106. Twitterfall
- 111. Back up
- 112. Don’ts
- 113. Nothing is Private
- 114. Don’t: slag Photo credit: minipixel
- 116. Be Safe
- 117. Be Safe Photo credit: Digital Terrorist
- 118. Bots/Spammers
- 119. [INSERT ] Follow Ratio
- 120. Get caught up in the game:
- 121. Dos
- 122. Lend a Hand Photo credit: Eduardo Deboni
- 123. Participate Photo credit: Kris Krug
- 124. Be Unboring Photo credit: John Biehler
- 125. Spread the Joy
- 126. Learn Photo credit: Chris LeMay
- 127. Be Personal Photo credit: Philip Jeffrey (tyfn)
- 128. Photo credit: World of Oddy
- 130. Remember: it takes work
- 131. And onto the voting:
- 132. New Poll:
- 134. And the results are:
- 138. Photo credit: _________ Photo credit: -akane+ 茜茜 =
- 139. Thank you to these great folks on Flickr:
- 140. Thank you to these great folks on Flickr:
- 142. Contact Me
- 143. Contact Me