Keep Citizens Informed With Social Media
Check out the 2020 Social for Safety Conference (S4SCON) on Sept. 22-23, 2020, a virtual event that will help public communicators across the country learn social media strategies that are working right now.
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Top 10 Federal Government YouTube Accounts
If your agency is struggling to get started on YouTube or unsure of where to begin, we put together this list of 10 federal agencies we think are killing it on YouTube.
Top 10 Federal Government Twitter Accounts
We put together this list of 10 federal government Twitter accounts that we think are crushing it. We’ve also provided tips you can use to boost your agency’s Twitter game.
Top 10 Federal Government Instagram Accounts
Check out this list of 10 federal government Instagram accounts to follow. We’ve also provided tips you can use to boost your own agency’s social game.
Managing Multiple Crises Through Communication
To successfully manage digital communications, municipalities need to know who to target with each message and how to reach them.
How Coronavirus has Changed the Way Cities and Residents Communicate on Social Media
A study of social media usage during the last four months shows that residents are looking to their city’s leaders as trusted and authoritative sources of information.
Slide Into Our DMs: TSA Welcomes Social Media Traffic
AskTSA has had more 1 million social media engagements. It lives on Twitter, @TSA, and Facebook Messenger, and the account is monitored by TSA agents.
Develop Your Social Media Skills
GSMCON is priced for government budgets, and is the most comprehensive social media training event for government. Make plans to attend this year’s virtual conference!
How to Use Nextdoor to Reach People in Your Community
Thanks to its hyperlocal niche, Nextdoor is getting more attention from people who work in public service and government communications.
Reaching Millions: How a Small Kansas City Used Social Media to Help Heal Tensions
What does an internet superstar look like? You might not think of Lenexa, Kansas, police officers in this category, and yet, they were.