How often should I post on our social media pages and our club website?
"Public Relations is directly connected to membership in a Toastmasters club."
"Good public relations (PR) will build membership and gain public recognition. It requires keeping the public (external audience) and members (internal audience) informed about club or district activities through effective communication channels and media relations." Most importantly, a social media plan can be a powerful tool in supporting your club's public relations strategy.
Here are some tips for using social media for PR:
Consistency
Maintain a reliable presence by posting regularly and using a consistent brand voice and tone across all profiles.
Identify your audience
Understanding your audience's wants and needs can help you understand your social media presence and it's purpose.
Create engaging content
Content is key to attracting and retaining the attention of your followers, advocates, and influencers.
Engage with journalists
Build relationships with relevant journalists by liking, commenting, and sharing their posts and stories.
Engage in conversations
Meaningful conversations with your audience can help you build a loyal community, demonstrate your brand's personality, and gain valuable insights.
Example of a Toastmasters Club Social Media Plan:
The club example below maintains a presence on four social media platforms and a website. The social media platforms are embedded into the club website on the left side of the home page. I found it easier to create my social media posts during the meeting and post them once the meeting ended.
View website: https://keystone.toastmastersclubs.org/
The Toastmasters Communication Program sharpens you with:
Communicating better on TikTok,
Selling yourself in job interviews
Improving your ability to network and connect at business or social events
Creating or improving your online presence
Communicating better on YouTube
Creating awareness of your improved leadership or communication style through a speech
Becoming an influential public speaker
Improving your ability to speak off-the-cuff (saying something without having prepared or thought about your words first)
Providing and receiving effective feedback. (also how not to take it personally)
Communicating better on Podcasts
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