Post by journoram on Oct 19, 2014 20:19:16 GMT -5
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While as a group we have made lots of progress on the Team Social Media Campaign Strategy Manual, there is still quite a bit of work that needs doing. First, we need to touch up the Table on Contents and ensure that all of the page numbers are in place showing which parts are on which pages. This edit will most likely be done by any team member who is involved in the final editing.
The next area of focus is to continue polishing our Social Media Strategy’s different sections about each platform. While we have a screen shot for the Facebook section, we still need to find appropriate images for the sections about Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube. In addition to searching for appropriate screenshots, we also need to work on editing the content of both the Instagram, Youtube, and Cross Posting sections to ensure that they follow the flow and content of our overall strategy. Screen shots will be found by Oliver, while Margaret will handle the editing and focusing of the last two sections.
We will also need to generate more original content to see if it can represent the engagement that the online community will have during the #saveaheart campaign. By posting pictures with facts, original art and friends taking part in the heart hands, Robert hopes to measure an increase in the amount of traffic on Instagram and Twitter.
In addition to making sure our strategy goes with the flow of our overarching strategy, we also need to find screen shots to go in our Fundraising section and integrate some of detailed information from the Preemptive Love Coalition website. Since Craig wrote the fundraising section, he will be responsible for posting these images.
Our biggest addition to the #saveaheart campaign is going to be our video, which the music has already been recorded but filming is on going. Craig is heading up the production of the video because he has lots of connections with local musicians with whom he was able to find someone to produce the original music, as well as local business that he convinced to take part in our campaign.
Finally, our biggest push to getting this report done is completely filling out our Team Social Media Strategy with our Twitter postings, heart hand photos, and new sample fundraising focused captions. Shane did a really great job with the Instagram portion, so she will finish up posting the Twitter section. Margaret will head up the push to make sure that we get our Twitter campaign engagement really really strong so that Shane has material she can work with in order to finish the Team Social Media Strategy Section.
The last thing that we need to do is to edit out large amounts of blank space and generally polish the appearance of the draft, which Robert will take care of.
While as a group we have made lots of progress on the Team Social Media Campaign Strategy Manual, there is still quite a bit of work that needs doing. First, we need to touch up the Table on Contents and ensure that all of the page numbers are in place showing which parts are on which pages. This edit will most likely be done by any team member who is involved in the final editing.
The next area of focus is to continue polishing our Social Media Strategy’s different sections about each platform. While we have a screen shot for the Facebook section, we still need to find appropriate images for the sections about Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube. In addition to searching for appropriate screenshots, we also need to work on editing the content of both the Instagram, Youtube, and Cross Posting sections to ensure that they follow the flow and content of our overall strategy. Screen shots will be found by Oliver, while Margaret will handle the editing and focusing of the last two sections.
We will also need to generate more original content to see if it can represent the engagement that the online community will have during the #saveaheart campaign. By posting pictures with facts, original art and friends taking part in the heart hands, Robert hopes to measure an increase in the amount of traffic on Instagram and Twitter.
In addition to making sure our strategy goes with the flow of our overarching strategy, we also need to find screen shots to go in our Fundraising section and integrate some of detailed information from the Preemptive Love Coalition website. Since Craig wrote the fundraising section, he will be responsible for posting these images.
Our biggest addition to the #saveaheart campaign is going to be our video, which the music has already been recorded but filming is on going. Craig is heading up the production of the video because he has lots of connections with local musicians with whom he was able to find someone to produce the original music, as well as local business that he convinced to take part in our campaign.
Finally, our biggest push to getting this report done is completely filling out our Team Social Media Strategy with our Twitter postings, heart hand photos, and new sample fundraising focused captions. Shane did a really great job with the Instagram portion, so she will finish up posting the Twitter section. Margaret will head up the push to make sure that we get our Twitter campaign engagement really really strong so that Shane has material she can work with in order to finish the Team Social Media Strategy Section.
The last thing that we need to do is to edit out large amounts of blank space and generally polish the appearance of the draft, which Robert will take care of.
