Thanks again for joining us. If you missed out or just miss hearing the sound of our voices we have recorded audio. Topics include:
Thanks again for joining us. If you missed out or just miss hearing the sound of our voices we have phone recorded audio of that. Topics include:
What’s the best way to utilize social media for events? We thought we could collectively create a document that would cover best practices Before, During and After an event at any of our higher education units. Take a listen to what we came up with and our process of how we got there. Continue reading
Thanks everyone for attending. I hope the time was useful. Audio of the meeting runs about 49 minutes. There are a few times of cell phone interference, but otherwise sounds good. If you didn’t get a chance to join us (or you suffer from insomnia) take a listen.
Facebook’s edgerank (or whatever they actually call it) admittedly helps keep newfeeds from becoming cluttered with uninteresting posts. Facebook, ever so helpful, gives the option to “boost” a post for a price. (Multiple price options actually.) But should HigherEd social media marketers invest in doing so? Out of curiosity I tried and here are my takeaways.
Thanks everyone who were able to make it this week. Below you’ll find our first fancy pants screen capture of a meeting. First 30 or so minutes is my presentation on what happened (and didn’t) when I paid to “boost” a Facebook post. Couple of other bits of discussion had to do with snapchat, how we pay for social media marketing buys (such as ‘boosting’ a post) and…