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Dispel common misconceptions about social media in local government. Dive into the importance, ease, and risks involved, illustrating its transformative power within public engagement and customer care. Explore the interconnectedness of social media and politics, personalization, and co-production, highlighting its role in shaping the future of participation.
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Local Government and Social Media: 10 myths and how to counter them
Myth 1: You have to be a geek Me back in 1984...by Extra Ketchup on Flickr
Myth 2: It’s all about the tools www.idea.gov.uk
Don’t be fooled by the tools Social media is social It’s a new way of connecting www.idea.gov.uk
Changing the way we do business Three quarters of GenY choose retailers and products based on others’ customer care experiences shared online What implications for politics? What implications for personalisation and co-production?
The future of participation Source: Forrester research as previously
Myth 4: It’s a waste of time Missing Flickr at work by Odd Bod
Myth 5: It’s hard Rocker Garden by yeowatzup on Flickr
Myth 6: It’s easy Blocks by Hey Paul on Flickr
F#(k Myth 7: if let you people say anything, they’ll say the worst thing
Myth 8: it’s too risky Dangerous mind by Apesara on Flickr
Myth 9: You have to hire a flash consultant Meet the Media Guru by Meet the Media Guru
Myth 10: It’s a replacement for traditional engagement Reach by Neil Coleman on Flickr
As common as gossip Gossip_bench by ercwttmn on Flickr
As revolutionary as the printing press The original moveable type by Purdman1 on Flickr
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Acknowledgements • Adapted from an original slideset by Ingrid Koehler (www.slideshare.net/ingrid_k)