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SOCIAL MEDIA IN
EMERGENCY
SITUATIONS
This too can be prepared for
Pascale Paulin,
Communications Specialist
Bachelor’s Degree in information/communication
technology
Social Media Certificate
Communications Consultant for
Radio-Canada,
Assumption Life
City of Dieppe
Project Manager:
AFMNB
School of Public Service
Instructor in change management
Instructor in communications
Owner of Forté Communication
What we have just lived through…
#PRAYFORMONCTON
#MONCTONSHOOTING
#MONCTONSTRONG
COMMUNICATION IN AN EMERGENCY
SITUATION
6 important principles:
Simple
Timely manner
Precise
Repeated
Credible
Consistent
AND SOCIAL MEDIA?
What they are known for:
Rapidity
Precision (if well done)
Wide propagation
Repetition (due to sharing)
Accessible
1ST STEP: BEING THERE!
2ND STEP: BEING PRESENT
Regular presence
+
Interesting content
=
Increased visibility
3RD STEP: INCLUDE IN YOUR PLAN
Perfect recipe: Social AND Traditional Media
Add on to your current plan to include social media.
Training for people able to pass on the messages
through social media.
The understanding by the authorities - social media
governance.
4TH STEP: ENGAGE YOUR CITIZENS
They have to know
that you are using
social media to discuss
emergency situations:
Regular advice
Reminders that the info
will be available
Links to the Web
YOUR CLICK-WORD : #IMPORTANT
Allows your various audiences to follow you
and have a common place where they can find
information quickly or ask for help.
Facilitates monitoring.
Must be the same for all agencies and
organizations working with you during the crisis
situation.
DURING THE CRISIS
Clear instructions
Consistent information
Fact rectification
Relaying messages
Answers to questions
asked
#RCMPNB
QUESTIONS?