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Reaching stakeholders through social media

Posted on October 14, 2009 by amy mengel

Here are the slides from the presentation I gave today to the Capital Region Chapter of PRSA:

PRSA: Reaching Stakeholders Through Social Media
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Here are some links to content I referenced:

  • Mayo Clinic YouTube video of older couple playing piano
  • Volkswagen’s “The Fun Theory” with  piano staircase video
  • Examples of corporate social media policies
  • Columbia CVB home page with icons linking to their social contet
  • Motrin Moms twitter crisis
  • Southwest Air blog post on open seating
  • Dupont Science Stories microsite
  • Mad Men Yourself microsite

If you’d like to attend Social Media Breakfast on Oct. 30, register here (still a few seats left).

Let me know if there’s anything I’ve missed that you’d like a link to.

Posted in About Me, Albany, Public Relations, Social Media | Tagged Albany, capital region, communications, Media, presentation, PRSA, Public Relations, slides, socialmedia

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For a while, I blogged here quite a bit. It was a few years back when I was interested in social media, public relations, and corporate communications. But now I’m interested in lots of other things, primarily my role at readMedia leading sales and marketing efforts for a really cool software product for higher education.

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