Presented at the California Association for Local Economic Development (CALED) Annual Conference.
Summary: Curious how to use social media to achieve your economic development goals? Learn what tools are out there, how to match your goals up with the social media vehicle that makes sense for you, and get technical knowledge on set-up and maintenance of a social media strategies.
Speakers:
• Nancy Manchester, Economic Development Program Specialist, City of Santa Rosa
• Meaghan Mitchell, The Fillmore Community Benefit District, San Francisco
• Anatalio Ubalde, CEO, GIS Planning Inc. & ZoomProspector.com
• Barry Waite, Business & Employment Development Manager, City of Carson
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Social Media for Business Development
1. Social Media for Business
Development:
Facebook, Linkedin,
Twitter
& More
Presented by
Nancy Manchester, City of Santa Rosa
Meaghan Mitchell, Fillmore Community Benefit District
Anatalio Ubalde, GIS Planning & ZoomProspector.com
Barry Waite, City of Carson
2. Today’s Topics
• Anatalio – Overview of Social Media in Economic Development
– Intro/context
– Case studies
– Economic development-specific social media
• Barry – Facebook
– Helping Businesses Fix their FB page
– Difference between personal profile & organization page
– Interacting and communicating
• Nancy – Twitter, YouTube, Linkedin
– Twitter success
– YouTube “why shop in SR”
– Linkedin challenges
• Meghan – E-news, Tone, Collaboration
– Getting people to social media platforms through e-mail
– Building community and cross-promoting
– Authentic tone
3. The Evolution of Media
One Way Old Media Web 2.0 Social Media Web 3.0
Social Media
• Just another platform for communication and relationship building
• User-driven, real time, opt-in, microsharing
• Is going to continue to evolve… But customers will remain in control of the conversation
14. The Economic Developer Who is
Against using Social Media like
Facebook for “Business”
(but is wildly successful using Facebook for
engaging site selection consultants and getting
deals done).
32. Overall Focus
• Amplify City voice to community
• Increase government transparency
• Put on a business-friendly face
• Promote SR businesses, news & events
33. Twitter
• SRBiz (1,407)
• General Business News – any Santa Rosa
business
• Promote business programs – City & other
• Retweets from SR Businesses
• Tell Santa Rosa innovation story, celebrate
success
34. Twitter
• DowntownSR (1,524)
• Downtown events
• Downtown business news
• Applicable City programs
• Retweets from Downtown Businesses
36. LinkedIn
• North Bay Growth & Innovation
Forum
• Good idea – no interest
• Incubator has better traction &
built-in audience
37. THE FILLMORE DISTRICT
SAN FRANCISCO
“ Building a Stronger Community
With Social Media”
38. U.N.I.T.Y.
Understanding the Importance and Benefits of Social Media
Neighborhood Partnerships and Cross Promotion
Identifying Your Target Audience
Tone
You