Social media is constantly changing – keeping up with it all can be a lot of work. That’s where I come in! As things evolve we want to make sure the marketing/communication team members are aware of the new tools and the best ways to use them. During the November Communications Council meeting, I gave
Big news! We have exceeded 100,000 posts on the approved Chapman University social media accounts! This is a huge milestone for the Chapman community and we could not have done it without the consistent efforts of the social media managers across campus (that’s you). Why are we so excited? The 100,000 posts are equal to
If you are new to the Chapman Family or new to social media, we invite you to stay in touch with Chapman University with these easy steps. 1. Social Media Facebook Facebook is still our “heartbeat” social network. We regularly post photo albums, detailed updates, and news announcements. You can access Facebook on
Most people who know me can agree I love to talk. I love a good pun or joke, and I love a cheerful “hello,” especially online. While many colleges and universities are still struggling to adapt to social media, several are excelling with creative and conversational tweets on Twitter. Their charm is crowd-pleasing and attractive,
The Chapman Blogs have over 4,000 entries, and we receive a couple hundred new posts each month. Our team has spent a lot of time looking at data from Google Analytics and numerous social networks and we’ve invented an algorithm to rank all the content.
We’ve all heard that everyone is on Facebook, and that everyone should be on Twitter. A big question that always comes up in regards to social media usage is “how can I get better at using Facebook and Twitter,” when the question people ought to be asking is “Should I be using Facebook and Twitter at all?”
Students, graduates, families, and community members flocked to Chapman University’s campus for 2012 Commencement ceremonies, but they also flocked to the web. Social media analytics proved a vast increase in fan engagement on Chapman University’s official Facebook and Twitter pages. As some university staff members know, I am tailoring our interactive campaigns to achieve a
Hi everyone, Chapman University social media is ready for a minor facelift. We are looking to improve our Facebook and Twitter pages to contain inventive and relevant tabs, features, and video. Our first move? A Twitter Tab. There is a disconnect between social media platforms that makes it less convenient to check who you are
Folks, this is why it’s a bad idea to start a twitter account (or Facebook, etc) and not keep up with it. (un removed) Hanging out in @chapman_union. Funny, it’s probably just another @ChapmanU twitter account that does nothing. (un removed) #socialmediafail. thats whats wrong w/ this… (un removed): @chapman_union active 50 days and only