Using Google+ in Government
| Date: | Wednesday, September 26, 2012 |
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| Presenters: |
Jason Townsend, NASA Graham Bonner, Google |
On-Demand Webinar
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Description
Are you curious how Google+ can be used to reach a new audience for your agency or make online collaborations more effective? Do you wonder where to start with the tool and what does it offer that other platforms don't? Most importantly, do you want to know how you can make it a powerful part of your social media strategy?
In this webinar, you'll learn about insights from NASA's Google+ rollout since they began actively using the tool several months ago, how it is making an impact today, and where they envision taking it. You'll also hear directly from Google on how they see government agencies using the platform, and what tricks you can employ to make it more effective.
What You'll Learn
This webinar will teach you:
- Ways to get started with Google+
- Best practices on how to Google+
- About the unique features offered with this tool
About the Presenters
Graham Bonner is a Field Marketing Lead at Google and works on the Google+ team in Washington, D.C. Graham has been on the Google+ team for a year and works with Members of Congress, nonprofits, government agencies, and local D.C. organizations to help them understand the latest updates on Google+.
Jason Townsend is the Deputy Social Media Manager for NASA where he helps oversee and coordinate over 450 social media accounts covering NASA’s people, missions, and programs. He coordinates between internal social media users and NASA’s external community of fans and followers to tell NASA’s story using tools such as the agency’s flagship Twitter account, @NASA, and pages on Facebook and Google+.
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