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Social Media Advocacy and Social Media Advocacy and Data Driven Outreach Data Driven Outreach Goals Goals The Big Question: How is Congress using social media? The Big Question: How is Congress using social media? The Content: How do


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Social Media Advocacy and Social Media Advocacy and Data Driven Outreach Data Driven Outreach

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Goals Goals

  • The Big Question: How is Congress using social media?

The Big Question: How is Congress using social media?

  • The Content: How do we make it? How do we find it?

The Content: How do we make it? How do we find it?

  • The Process: How do we share and post it?

The Process: How do we share and post it?

  • The Campaign: How do we work together?

The Campaign: How do we work together?

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How is Congress using How is Congress using social media? social media?

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Grassroots advocates care so much about their issues that they ‘plant seeds’ of concern and try to grow awareness and engage citizens.

Quick Poll: Quick Poll: How many comments on social media are enough for a Congressional office to pay attention?

Grassroots Grassroots

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Grassroots Grassroots

32 comments 32 comments

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How do we make (or How do we make (or find) good content? find) good content?

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Digital Organizing is Digital Organizing is Organizing Organizing

Online Online Offline Offline

Online organizing can’t replace

  • ffline organizing, but it can

help us do our jobs more efficiently.

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Have a Theory Have a Theory

  • f Change
  • f Change

How will you turn the resources you have into power you need to create the change you want?

Must be authentic, plausible, and real. In digital organizing: How does the action we’re asking people to take create the change we want to see? Usually an if/then statement: If we do [X] then [Y] will happen.

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Tactics Tactics

Digital tactics often overlap with traditional organizing tactics. ▪ Applying public pressure ▪ Creating a media narrative ▪ Shifting public perception ▪ Mobilizing action

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The Best Content The Best Content Online Online

▪ Tells a story ▪ Taps into emotions ▪ Communicates a theory of change ▪ Visually interesting ▪ Tailored for each platform ▪ Skimmable ▪ Share

  • able
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Social = Relationship Building Social = Relationship Building

▪ No need for a large following. No need for a large following. ▫ Be authentic and credible. ▫ Post your interactions to social ▫ Create posts that add value ▪ Influencers want to help Influencers want to help ▫ Ask to share and tag you ▫ Thank and praise them publicly ▫ Create posts for them!

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Sourcing Content Sourcing Content

▪ Build / Follow a Twitter list ▪ Follow hashtags & “influencers” ▫ Remember twitter is a conversation ▪ What’s trending ▪ Ask for help lifting content!

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What would be What would be helpful for your helpful for your

  • rganization?
  • rganization?
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Thank you! Thank you! Questions? Questions?