In this webcast, social media consultant and pet columnist Christie Keith demonstrates how to put together a simple, effective social media campaign to get adopters to animal shelter events and into the shelter.
Pets make for great storytelling topics
Pets are cute photo subjects
Sharing pet stories via social media is easy and inexpensive
Social media is an effective way of reaching thousands to millions of people
All of the above
True
False
True
False
Motivate people to donate but not adopt
Portray pet adoption as a joyful and positive experience
Reinforce fears that pets adopted from shelters are “damaged goods” (i.e., have health and behavior problems)
Do not reach people outside of rescuer circles
A and C
Too many pictures; being on multiple social media platforms; making stories too short
Mixing your messages; not using information; not having a social media presence
Highlighting treatable pet stories; dedicating too much money to social media platforms; concentrating the message just on the pet and finding her a home
None of the above; you can’t make a mistake with social media
Shelter adoption policies
Responsible pet ownership
The pet and finding her a home
All of the above
A and B
True
False
YouTube
Google+
All of the above
True
False
Create buzz in advance of the event
Ask Facebook followers to “Share” the adoption event
Include all of the information people need to attend the event
Social coverage of the event
Use social capital (e.g., video, photos, experiences) from the event
All of the above
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