Social media Production Mid-Term Exam Flashcards

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What is evergreen content?

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Content that stays relevant for a long time and does not have to updated as regularly compared to other types Ex: A tutorial or History

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Personal Brand =

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Personality, consistency, Passion & expertise

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What is the difference between Content creation and Content curation?

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Creation is original work: Blogs, podcasts, articles
Curation is content that was published by a different source Ex: Bleacher report, retweets,

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What is shared media?

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content which is shared across third party platforms, such as social media, or shared between multiple owners, including people liking, commenting on or sharing someone’s social media posts. Ex: Facebook, instagram, X

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What are three new exceptions for Social media?

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  1. Social media is not owned by one person or platform. It’s owned by the community
  2. Social media is an established field; it’s not easy, free or replaceable. Social professionals serve as the digital front door for brands.
  3. Social media is more than just posting updates and taking snaps. It’s a strategic mindset to embrace.
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What are the five categories of the SWOT Analysis?

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Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Strategic implications aka “So what” factor

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what investment areas would you consider for the social media budget of a small nonprofit?

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Promotion, tools & the people

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What is your personal brand also known as?

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Reputation

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What are the five types of content?

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written, audio, videos, photos & images

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What type of evergreen content can you find from AirBnB?

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Destination guides, Travel tips, local experiences, Seasonal travel guides, etc.

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Best practices for strategic writing for social media?

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Be clear and concise & Put the audience first because the audience wants information in a quick manner

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Three typical KPIs for social?

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Awareness, Audience, Conversion

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What are the 6 C’s

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Content
Consistency
Creativity
Community
Conversion
Conversation

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Three types of measurement outcomes?

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Cognitive
Attitudinal
Conative

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The three parts of a social comm audit?

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Internal, External and Competitor analysis

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16
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What are tactics?

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Tactics are the tools and applications within social media that you will use to accomplish your objectives and fulfill your strategies. Tactics are the nuts and bolts of your social media plan. For example, using a branded hashtag is a type of tactic. A Facebook Live video showcasing a Q&A with a senior-level manager discussing a new initiative or promoting a giveaway of an exclusive opportunity is another example of a tactic. As you can see, tactics are very specific and very focused. Each tactic needs to be aligned with the strategy.

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What are the social writing styles?

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  • Professional
  • Snarky & spunky
  • Product & brand focused
  • Audience focused
  • Inspirational
  • Conversational
  • Witty
  • Educational
  • Personality focused
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What are common writing mistakes?

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Jumping on the bandwagon
Not researching or fact-checking
Engaging in a trend without researching it first
Spelling or grammar
Not considering the implications