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As more and more people join social networks (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.) and consume content on their mobile phones, city, county and state governments have a great opportunity to utilize technology to inform and engage these audiences.
Fluid Studio will utilize case studies from cities, counties, and states across the nation to show how governmental agencies are leveraging emerging media platforms. These samples case studies can help you navigate the principles and concepts to reach this ever-growing and diverse audience, and help you see how it might work best for you!
**FREE admission with discount code: FREE4ME
RSVP at this link: http://fluidgov.eventbrite.com/
When: April 14, 2011 3:00-4:30 p.m.
Where: Corporate Alliance (7730 Union Park Avenue in Midvale—first floor of the multi-story office building)
Why are we doing this?
Because we believe emerging media (mobile apps, social media, etc.) are important tools because of their:
• Cost—compared to traditional mediums, emerging media can be relatively inexpensive if used correctly. It can be created and deployed quickly and efficiently.
• Reach—emerging media platforms have the ability to directly reach target audiences and demographics down to their specific geography and current interests.
• Analytics—Using the rich analytics available in emerging media tools, you can create, distribute, and track web, video, e-mail, and other marketing/informational assets immediately.
About the Presenter:
John Dye, President of Fluid Studio, has been a longtime participant in emerging media and has helped numerous entities effectively incorporate social media into their overall communications strategy.
**Fluid Studio is a Utah State approved vendor (Contract MC1136-5)**