2. KCR Okanagan Volunteer
Opportunities Fair
• Information for visitors
• Motivation to come out
• Promotion for the event
• Involvement of Sponsors
• Feature Participants
7. What Twitter account to use?
Event / Organization
• Unified voice
• Only need to follow
account
• Building a following
• How large is the
network?
• Will you maintain it
between events?
Your own account
• Using existing network
• If you talk about the
topic more often you
will have your interest
group following
already
• Crucial to use the
#hashtag
8. • Make sure you have a
clear custom image1
• Make sure you have a bio2
• Turn off sharing to other
networks!3
Set up your own Twitter account
9. Set up your Twitter Profile
@yourname
– Short
– Unique
– Try to stay away from Numbers and _
– Branding
– Easy to type
– Easy to remember
10. Set up your Twitter Profile
• Avatar
– Image size 81 x 81 pixel
– Clear head shot
– Square Logo
– Branding
– No .gif wiggly pictures
– No dogs, kids, trees……
Many people remember you by your Avatar rather than your
name!
Don’t change too often!
11.
12. What to Say?
• Focus on conversations
• @mentions are like
email addresses
• Listen and learn
• Share (RT)
• Build relationships
13. What to tweet?
• Pictures
• Results
• Stories
• Impressions
• Spectators
• Weather…..
14. Include!
• Include @mentions if you can
– (google: name, last name twitter)
• @mention Sponsors especially if you see
their logo
• @mention spectators that are tweeting to
encourage them to use the #hashtag
15. What is a #hashtag?
• Hashtags create links to
pull a topic together
• Users can save and
follow a #hashtag
stream
• Only messages with the
correct #hashtag
appear in the stream
• Analytics available
16. Don’t
• Link Facebook and
Twitter
• Auto – DM!
• Only tweet once
• Tweet only a link
• Send out the same
message and link to
many
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