One of the biggest takeaway from the Audience reading is that attention is temporary but connection is lasting. Organizations that chase audience reach over engagement will not reach its full capacity. #PSC511B#Audience
The idea of turning seekers into joiners and joiners into amplifiers show that marketing isn’t a just about a moment but it’s a process. Nonprofits especially need to think long-term and not focus on campaign to campaign methods! #PSC511B#Audience
Noise. There is so much noise on social media before the algorithms. Now organizations have to work that much harder to circumvent the clutter and the algorithms to get their message out. #PSC511B#Audience
This book made me rethink how I’m influenced by paid media. It may seem like an outdated concept but between ads on social media, streaming and podcasts, paid media is as alive and well as ever - just very expensive! #PSC511B#Audience
Thinking on the fact that Rohrs’ book was written in 2014 and even then, before social media has become what it is, he recognized that amplifiers could make or break a brand! #PSC511B#Audience
It’s so important for companies and nonprofits alike to remember that they do not own their audiences! They need their audience maybe more so than their audience needs them! #PSC511B#Audience
Reading Rohrs’ book, Audience, and right away I was captivated by how simply he put that an audience is a company’s biggest asset. What is a company if nobody wants what it is selling? What is a nonprofit if it isn’t meeting a need? #PSC511B#Audience
@JoyPeace4110 I love how they create conversation! This is definitely something we need to suggest NCYSA try to mimic in our team’s recommended social media strategy.
What stands out most about Planned Parenthood’s social media strategy is the use of storytelling. That is a great way to build supporters trust and make personal connections #PSC511B#Strategy