This blog is archived
This blog is archived
This blog is no longer being updated. If you're looking for the Social Media Playbook, you will find the link to it in this post.
Online monitoring and evaluation: GDS and Registering to Vote
Last week we blogged about our use of online monitoring tools; how we’ve been working with other government departments to support campaign monitoring and evaluation, and helping them build their own expertise in this area. The last few months have been …
Engagement starts with listening
Nowadays it seems like everybody has something to say on the internet. This isn’t meant as a negative statement. It’s great that the internet has enabled a level playing field for people regardless of who they are or where they …
Social Media Playbook - version 2.0
If you haven’t already read over on our main GDS blog, we’ve updated our Social Media Playbook.
How GDS does digital engagement
A new blog We’ve decided to rename and widen the scope of our social media blog, and use it to share more about how we do digital engagement in GDS.
The pre-election period
This Parliament ends on 30 March. Between then and the general election on 7 May is the pre-election period and the Civil Service communicates less, in line with the General Election Guidance.
Bringing the register to vote service to the news feed
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Georgina Goode, Posted on:
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Categories:
Case studies, News, Social Media, Thoughts, Tools, Twitter
It was National Voter Registration Day (NVRD) yesterday. It’s unlikely that you would have missed it.
Social media trends 2015
Social media is one of the most rapidly changing platforms out there - not just in terms of technology but in how users are choosing to engage.
2015: a changing interaction model
The social media ‘trend predictions’ season is in full swing. Wearable technology, multi-screen strategies, digital storytelling, augmented reality... the list goes on.
Social media monitoring: it’s not about the tool
I don’t think I’ve ever used a social media monitoring tool that has done exactly what I wanted it to do; and I’ve used a fair few of them.
Social media planning: the practical follow-up piece
In our last post ‘Social media planning: it’s time for some perspective’ we discussed the importance of data and research in social media planning.