March 22-25, 2021
Greenwood Police Dept.
Greenwood (Indy), Indiana
Police Social Media Training
1 or 2-Day Progressive Social Media Training For Police Leaders & Spokespersons
Topics
- Police Social Media tricks, secrets & pitfalls
- Building an audience that has your back
- Handling a social mediacrisis
- News orNoise:A candid opinion
- LIVE! Facebook, IG Live, YouTube–Reality check!
- When to respond & when tojust “shut-up”
- Brand & Image management
- Fake! Posts, videos, pages, sites, images &news
- Developing your dept’s voice & message
- Is our social media policy legal or landfill?–Court ruling
- Video, visuals& content on abudget
- Social media hits, misses, videos, memes & nightmares
- Guerrilla tacticstofight lies, rumors & false narratives
- Secrets of viral headlines, content & messages
- Hidden impact of“Cyber Activism”
- Customizing your Facebook, Twitter & Instagram
- Online “fame”can be a career killer
- 5-simple rules tokeep you out of the news
- Public Information: Dangers, traps & minefield’s
- Content development & strategies
- Trends & technology: Ahead of the curve
- Crime-fighting, investigations & more
Police Social Media Training
$179 per person (1-day) | $349 per person (2-day)
Limited seating available
Info: E-mail or call (480) 622-8297
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