Social Media Committee
Role description
Social Media Committe
Throughout entire event:
- Manages contents in Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
- Prepares a timeline of contents and posts for social media
- Liaise with Program WG to gather the speakers’ titles so as to plan in advance
- Plan promotion for certain giveaways.
- Promote sales of tickets, venue confirmation
- Work with the program lead to promote contents of the talks from speakers.
- Liaise with Design committee to get assets for social media contents
Before event:
- Ensure marketing contents are scheduled and spread evenly
- Create timeline to spread contents evenly in advance. Consider using buffer.
- Create an event on Facebook
During
- allocate team members to post live videos, contents, tweets about events. Constant reminder on using official hashtag for event.
After
- Follow-up with team on their work and evaluate on what needs to be improved for next year’s content.
Guidelines
Contents example:
- CFP opening
- CFP closing
- Tickets up for sale
- Early bird ticket on sale
- Confirmed keynote speakers
- Sponsors mentions
- Talk contents
- party contents
- workshop contents
- sprint contents
- official swags
- official hashtags
Facebook
- Buffer will not be usable for facebook if posts is intended to be bilingual, and tagging the event onto post. (Buffer does not supports that.)
- Always remember to include official hashtag
- tag related sponsors or speakers
- encourage organising team to share the posts.
- share the posts in other python groups
Instagram
- Use more attractive photos
- lesser words
- Always remember to include official hashtag
- tag related sponsors or speakers
Twitter
- Use catchy phrase
- many speakers use twitter. When posting their speakers’ talks or sponsors mentions, always remember to include their handles and the official hashtag.
- tweets doesn’t need to include photos everytime.
Contents guidelines
- linking to press contents that covers more of a specific company than the event
- always wait for official announcements before posting out on official channels
- Check the code of conduct on the contents to ensure that posts comply to the codes.
- keep the event theme in mind when creating contents
- Keep writing tones personal not private
- When in doubt, don’t post
- keep sentences simple and short to ensure that the content fits most audience.
- choose powerful photos to go with contents
- always remember to include event hashtags.