Measuring the Impact of Social Media in Government
27 Mar, 2009 | Written by Andrew Krzmarzick | under Uncategorized
Below are the slides from the presentation that Ari Herzog and I delivered at the Advanced Learning Institute’s “Social Media for Government” conference in Washington, DC, on March 26. We walked participants through a process of solidifying their social media ideas, prioritizing them, establishing some metrics and creating an action plan that sets the foundation to gain stakeholder/champion buy-in and creates the initial framework for implementation. By the way, that’s my mom in the photo – she sent me the initial email that connected me to Ari through Chris Brogan:
Thank you for visiting the Generation Shift blog! I look forward to interacting with you as we work together to promote the power of four generations, social media and flexible work environments to transform the public and social sectors.
Laura | March 31st, 2009 at 12:50 pm #
Very, very, very useful! Thank you.
Andrew Krzmarzick | April 1st, 2009 at 7:11 pm #
You’re welcome, Laura…look for more on ROI in the coming days!
Tessa | April 4th, 2009 at 12:45 am #
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