Dear Federal, State and Local Government Communications Professionals:
Social media and emerging technologies continue to dramatically change the way we communicate with each other and our target audiences. We can no longer assume that our stakeholders will be exposed to our core messages if we do not diversify the channels through which they are delivered. The era of the social network has arrived and is starting to be used by the public sector in innovative ways – agencies can no longer take a “wait and see” approach, the time to begin implementing a social media strategy is now.
We know things move fast when it comes to social media; it seems like just a few years ago nobody had even heard of Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube and now they’ve become essential tools for communicating with almost any audience. However, new tools don’t necessary change basic communications strategies or tactics, they just increase the pace and reach of your messaging. That’s why we’re excited about this conference, as we’ll be demonstrating real world example from government and public sector practitioners and learn about how they leveraged leveraged these new social media tools to reach their intended audience. I hope you’ll be able to join us!
How Will This Conference Help You And Your Organization?
This conference will help you understand how to utilize new social media tools with your employees, the citizens you serve, and other stakeholders and customers – don't be left behind!
At this conference, you will hear proven strategies and practical experience, firsthand, from leading organizations and practitioners, on how to use new social media technologies and tools to improve your communication initiatives and practices, including how the:
- U.S. Army Public Affairs has successfully mastered the act of balancing security and open communication when operating in the social media space.
- City of Owasso, Oklahoma used multiple social media sources, both internal and external to the agency, to effectively communicate with citizens during a regional crisis.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) utilized Facebook and Twitter to communicate health messages in an interactive, social environment to allow for deeper engagement with the public in support of the agency’s mission.
Register today online or call our conference hotline at 888-362-7400 to attend A.L.I.'s 27th conference on "Social Media for Government: How To Engage Your Employees And Citizens By Using The Latest Web 2.0 Technologies To Drive Communication Results," this September in Atlanta. Take this opportunity to hear from leading communicators and organizations that are already using social media to change the way their organizations operate and communicate, and how they engage key stakeholders.
I look forward to seeing you at this information-packed event.
Sincerely,
Andrea Baker, Chief Social Engineer
ARBPR
Conference Chairperson
P.S. Reserve your spot today to learn how you and your team can better manage your social media efforts that result in maximized communications. Register 3 people and get the 4th for FREE! For more information, call (888) 362-7400 or
click here for details.
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