The ecf10 conference has finished, but you can use the links below, and under the category headings on the right, to browse through some of the presentations, notes and outputs from the sessions. Please add your comments.
Thanks to all of you who came for making it such a great event. We hope you’ve all had an enlightening, stimulating and fun time. Dates for ecf11 will be announced soon. Please post any feedback, comments or suggestions for how we can make it better online here.
Duane, Jess, Tom, Tim and Jon
Notes, presentations online – find out what you missed, and remind yourself of what you didn’t. http://ecflive.fairsay.com #ecf10
Summary of small group discussion looking at what to measure, how and why, and what to do with what you learn.
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Ideas and experiences on the topic of reaching new/ different target audiences, reaching out to new demographics and recruiting supporters from beyond your usual crowd. We also discussed general tips for attracting more web traffic. (more…)
Convenor: Kaye Brennan (Woodland Trust)
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Small group discussion looking at ways of building online communities on other platforms and the tools which can make this easier. Also covers ‘house’ social networks.
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Notes from discussion covering tips and tools for online campaigning on a tight budget with very limited staff resources. (more…)
Brief notes of discussion looking at what to do, and how to communicate with your supporters, when you don’t achieve your campaign objectives. (more…)
Summary of discussion of frameworks and ideas around data sharing, and at the idea of the ’semantic web’. (more…)
What do you need to do when you close down a social media presence (eg Facebook group) and how to you do it without losing supporters? (more…)
Clifford Singer talks about the success of the mydavidcameron political site, encouraging people to edit and spoof UK Conservative Party campaign posters. This post on his blog covers the ground, explaining some reasons how and why the site went viral. (more…)
Taking risks with new media – how to manage risk, and how to deal with working inside a risk-averse organisation. (more…)
