Social Media Speeches

Here are a couple recent talks given about social media

MORNING COFFEE SPEECH: Saturday morning session on Facebook LIVE, Workshop Speakers: Jeff Crilley, Dallas Crilley, Sarah Crilley

WORKSHOP: Going “LIVE” interactive speech, Sarah Crilley and Josh Hart talk through ways to go LIVE and how to make sure it doesn't feel like a "chore" Audience heard a fresh take on how Real News PR has taken LIVE content and created an entire LIVE broadcast department for the company. Speakers: Sarah Crilley & Josh Hart

Social with Sarah literally speaks her brand.. Going “Social”

Going “Live”

Going LIVE interactive speech, Sarah Crilley and Josh Hart talk through ways to go LIVE and how to make sure it doesn't feel like a "chore" to update your social media content. Audience heard a fresh take on how Real News PR has taken LIVE content and created an entire LIVE broadcast department for the company.

Social Media for Rotary

The Basics of Social Media for Rotary

Gone are the days when people got information from news stands, the nightly news, and posters around town. Today everything is online, and for your Rotary club to stay visible, it needs to be online as well. The digital market is constantly changing, with new platforms being developed, new algorithms to shake up what you thought you knew, and a fast-paced information cycle, it can seem overwhelming and feel confusing.

It doesn’t have to be difficult, though, to share your club’s activities online and boost the number of eyes looking at your club. The goals are simple: Get new members. Let the members find out information quickly and easily. Promote events. Sarah Crilley will take you through the steps of promoting your Rotary club online, and give tips and tricks for getting engagement and a far reach on each post!

Takeaways include:

• Using your personal Facebook page to promote your own membership

• Posting to the Rotary page and sharing their posts to your timeline

• Using public events to invite people to join in your philanthropic events

Of course there are so many more ways to get Rotary’s mission out in the social media landscape, including using other platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, and going b2b with Linked in.

Rotary’s motto is “Service Above Self” and is a call to action within each club. Rotary clubs are known to be places to share ideas, get advice, and learn to become a better leader. Rotarians have always been thought leaders spread throughout the world sharing the ideals of Rotary. Social media is a great way to “get the word out”

Rotary Topic: Social Strategies for Success, Why Social Media is Important for the future of Rotary!

Discover how social media can make a positive impact on Rotary by reaching the next generation of Rotarians through awareness, engagement and interaction. This talk is interactive and is great for members that are businesses curious about social media strategies.

Fellow Rotarian from District 5810 and Public Relations expert Sarah Crilley, will teach you about how social media can be used as an effective tool to spread awareness and attract new members to your organization.

Master your social game, bridge the generational gap, and tell the story of Rotary in a fresh way that will lay the foundation for the future.

Let’s Be #SocialSavvy!

Speech topic: Recruiting the Next Generation of Rotarians

 Requirements:  Power Point set-up, Sarah will provide her own laptop