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]]> http://www.brasstackthinking.com/2009/04/new-series-equipping-a-social-media-team/comment-page-1/#comment-15566 Jeff Abramovitz Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:34:17 +0000 http://altitudebranding.com/?p=583#comment-15566 Great timing for us...we just met yesterday to discuss how we roll out a "social media team" in our organization. We are a multi-channeled non-profit. We have an events area (that puts on live/weekend events), a radio team (for a daily/national radio broadcast, a publishing team and then the traditional operational depts. We are considering how each of these "channels" could use some of the SocMed tools effectively and who could represent that channel on a larger team. Additionally, we are also considering how we use SocMed at a product/service level as well. In other words, we have a few radio programs and determining which of them need specific SocMed strategies is something we need to consider. .-= Jeff Abramovitz´s last blog ..<a href="http://dadpad.wordpress.com/2010/04/22/dadpad-orphaned-abandoned-hopeful/" rel="nofollow">DadPad: Orphaned-Abandoned-Hopeful</a> =-. Great timing for us…we just met yesterday to discuss how we roll out a “social media team” in our organization. We are a multi-channeled non-profit. We have an events area (that puts on live/weekend events), a radio team (for a daily/national radio broadcast, a publishing team and then the traditional operational depts. We are considering how each of these “channels” could use some of the SocMed tools effectively and who could represent that channel on a larger team. Additionally, we are also considering how we use SocMed at a product/service level as well. In other words, we have a few radio programs and determining which of them need specific SocMed strategies is something we need to consider.
.-= Jeff Abramovitz´s last blog ..DadPad: Orphaned-Abandoned-Hopeful =-.

]]> http://www.brasstackthinking.com/2009/04/new-series-equipping-a-social-media-team/comment-page-1/#comment-22013 Jeff Abramovitz Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:34:00 +0000 http://altitudebranding.com/?p=583#comment-22013 Great timing for us...we just met yesterday to discuss how we roll out a "social media team" in our organization. We are a multi-channeled non-profit. We have an events area (that puts on live/weekend events), a radio team (for a daily/national radio broadcast, a publishing team and then the traditional operational depts. We are considering how each of these "channels" could use some of the SocMed tools effectively and who could represent that channel on a larger team. Additionally, we are also considering how we use SocMed at a product/service level as well. In other words, we have a few radio programs and determining which of them need specific SocMed strategies is something we need to consider. .-= Jeff Abramovitz´s last blog ..<a href="http://dadpad.wordpress.com/2010/04/22/dadpad-orphaned-abandoned-hopeful/" rel="nofollow">DadPad: Orphaned-Abandoned-Hopeful</a> =-. Great timing for us…we just met yesterday to discuss how we roll out a “social media team” in our organization. We are a multi-channeled non-profit. We have an events area (that puts on live/weekend events), a radio team (for a daily/national radio broadcast, a publishing team and then the traditional operational depts. We are considering how each of these “channels” could use some of the SocMed tools effectively and who could represent that channel on a larger team. Additionally, we are also considering how we use SocMed at a product/service level as well. In other words, we have a few radio programs and determining which of them need specific SocMed strategies is something we need to consider.
.-= Jeff Abramovitz´s last blog ..DadPad: Orphaned-Abandoned-Hopeful =-.

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