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Council social media: forget about the price tag

Council social media: forget about the price tag

by Hel Reynolds | Dec 4, 2014 | Community Management, Innovation, Productivity, Social Media

A great report from business advisory and accountancy firm BDO, Direct Message, has been released this week, showing results of councils reported use of social media. According to localgov.co.uk: “Two-thirds of councils are now using social media, with 77%...
Making mistakes and giving staff access to social media

Making mistakes and giving staff access to social media

by Hel Reynolds | Mar 9, 2012 | Blogging, Community Management, Facebook, Innovation, Linkedin, PR, Productivity, Social Media, Twitter, Yammer, YouTube

Some very clever people I’ve learned lots from over the past few years have let me publish guest posts on their blogs. They are all about social media and based on my experiences so I thought I’d group them here. They all touch on the following subjects:...
Live Q&As – getting people talking to their council on Twitter

Live Q&As – getting people talking to their council on Twitter

by Hel Reynolds | Jan 16, 2011 | Blog post, Blogging, Community Management, Innovation, Social Media, Twitter

Here’s a summary of how/why we do our live Q&A Twitter session with cabinet members.  I would love any suggestions on how we can improve or comments of any kind really, the beauty of social media is being able to learn from you all. Councillor Twitter Q&As...
To follow or not to follow on Twitter? Are you part of a community or are you aloof?

To follow or not to follow on Twitter? Are you part of a community or are you aloof?

by Hel Reynolds | Dec 7, 2010 | Community Management, PR, Social Media, Twitter

One of the hundreds of things that are great about using social media is the capacity to build communities – it’s one of the useful elements I’ve found while managing a twitter account for a local authority.   An organisation has an opportunity to find out what people...
Someone’s talking to my organisation using social media – what do I say back?

Someone’s talking to my organisation using social media – what do I say back?

by Hel Reynolds | Oct 6, 2010 | Blogging, Community Management, Facebook, Linkedin, PR, Social Media, Twitter, YouTube

Here’s a guide to responding to customers or stakeholders in social media for corporate use.   Essentially, these are just principles that make good PR practice but lots of us aren’t used to this new level of engagement so I hope they help.   So: once you know...
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