Social media rules of engagement why your online narrative is the best weapon during a crisis

Avoid becoming a #PRFail with a solid social media strategy Social Media Rules of Engagement guides you in the development of a bullet-proof social media strategy. You can manage any crisis effectively by having a plan before you actually need one-and by understanding and influencing your audience...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Matejic, Nicole, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Milton, Queensland : Wiley 2015.
Edición:1st edition
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009629684606719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • ""Social Media Rules of Engagement""; ""Contents""; ""About the author""; ""Author note""; ""Preface""; ""PART I Rules of engagement""; ""1 Social media crisis communications: a seismic shift in the risk profile""; ""Communications born again, but the fundamentals still apply""; ""Itâ€?s all about narrative""; ""Optimus Prime: are you conditioning your audience for sales or LOLs?""; ""2 Ready, aim â€? misfire: why you must be social media data savvy""; ""The social media iceberg""; ""From marketeers to info ops: this will blow your pixels off""
  • ""The narrative in your numbers: what story is your social data telling you?""""Why social numbers donâ€?t always add up to Klout, influence, votes, dollars, sales and raving fans""; ""3 The hurt locker: getting inside is easy; escaping an art""; ""The information vacuum: why going AWOL on social media isnâ€?t an option""; ""From battlefield to boardroom â€? the threat posed by information vacuums""; ""Say something! Just not anything â€?""; ""Overexposed: why trashing your brand has never been easier""; ""Hashtag horror! Why things go terribly wrong""
  • ""4 Mission recon: why knowing your audience is critical to success""""Mission: getting to know your target audience""; ""Recon: pin it, IG it, tumble it â€?""; ""Mission: audience segmentation""; ""Psychosocial considerations""; ""Mission: audience sentiment analysis""; ""5 Classified: is your enemy an adversary or an opportunity?""; ""Social warfare: why itâ€?s not just the militaryâ€?s problem""; ""Brand you: social media jihad collateral damage""; ""Is your organisation at risk?""; ""Where to source information and support for crisis communications planning""
  • ""How to communicate during a critical incident or terrorist attack""""Full-spectrum dominance â€? oh and social media""; ""6 Socially transmitted disasters (STDs): The Clap (#PRFail) is now more contagious than ever""; ""Sex Ed 101: the birds, the bees â€? and Snapchat""; ""The Clap: are you at risk?""; ""Organisational and individual apathy""; ""Data blindness""; ""Risk-taking behaviour""; ""Coitus interruptus: not an effective method of Clap control""; ""Practise safe social media â€? itâ€?s all about using protection""; ""People""; ""Technology""; ""Corporate governance""
  • ""Click-jacking â€? not as pleasurable as it sounds""""7 Target acquired: social engineering and what it means for you and your organisation""; ""Stalkerbook â€? I mean Facebook""; ""Socialveillance: who is watching you online and why you should care""; ""Sneaking in that Trojan Horse""; ""The Trojan Horse: epic fail""; ""White collar blue: espionage and hacking is a corporate problem too""; ""8 Social media information operations: much more than military propaganda""; ""Why influence is key to mission success from battlefield to boardroom""; ""The influence equation""
  • ""Propaganda in your pocket â€? influence in everyday life""