Techniques

There’s no shortage of social media tools – from Pinterest to Foursquare, Google+ to Facebook – and there’s lots of inspiration on this site from others who have used them effectively. This section has some more information about how you can use these tools – and the techniques for digital engagement that go alongside them – effectively.

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How to get started blogging: Kate Hughes

A great blog post by Kate Hughes, who works in social housing, full of practical tips about how and why … Read more » – How to get started blogging: Kate Hughes

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How bloggers and police countered riot rumours in Wolverhampton

When the riots struck panic and rumour kicked in. While some called for the internet to be shut down others … Read more » – How bloggers and police countered riot rumours in Wolverhampton

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22 Ways to Create Compelling Content When You Don’t Have a Clue

This tidy infographic sets out some good ideas on how to generate content for a blog. Aimed at the private … Read more » – 22 Ways to Create Compelling Content When You Don’t Have a Clue

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Blog readership: Build and maintain an audience

Blogging can be hard work. But the rewards are there. How do you build a blog that generates interest? While … Read more » – Blog readership: Build and maintain an audience

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Citizensheep – Manage your online reputation

How an organisation responds to online criticism is critical. This post and flowchart has stood the test of time and … Read more » – Citizensheep – Manage your online reputation

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LSE Public Policy blog – Why blog?

Interview with Patrick Dunleavy and Chris Gilson of the LSE Public Policy department on the value of blogging to their … Read more » – LSE Public Policy blog – Why blog?