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SUMMARY:Avoid the Lockout: Social Media Safety for Your Team
DESCRIPTION:Social media is one of your organization’s most visible tools. But what happens when a staff member leaves and takes the logins with them? Or when no one remembers who still has access? \nIt happens more often than you’d expect. Many nonprofits and SMBs rely on shared passwords\, personal email accounts\, and ad-hoc processes for managing social platforms. When access is lost – or worse\, compromised – the consequences can be serious: reputational damage\, lost visibility\, or even someone else taking control of your accounts. \nIn this session\, tech advisor James Phetteplace will walk you through how to identify common risks\, regain control of your social media presence\, and put simple systems in place to protect your organization now and into the future. \nKEY TAKEAWAYS \n\nWhat happens when organizations lose access to social media accounts\nHow to spot red flags around account ownership and access\nTools and policies to help your organization stay in control\n\nABOUT OUR SPEAKER – James Phetteplace \nJames Phetteplace is the founder of Erawatech\, where he helps nonprofits and mission-driven teams make peace with technology. With more than 28 years of experience in IT and digital strategy\, he builds calm\, resilient systems that organizations can manage with confidence. \nJames brings a trauma-informed approach to tech\, recognizing that overwhelm and past frustrations often shape how teams interact with digital tools. His work helps organizations regain control of their platforms\, avoid preventable risks\, and focus on what they do best. \nTIME: \n\n7:30 – 8:00AM – check-in\, coffee\, and networking\n8:00 – 9:15AM – presentation followed by Q&A\n\nIf you aren’t able to join us in person\, our sponsor\, Live Well Video will be LIVE STREAMING this event on our Social Media Breakfast Madison Facebook page and on LinkedIn beginning at 8:00am. \nLOCATION: In-person and virtual options available! \n\nIn Person at Dream Bank- 821 E Washington Ave\, Madison\, WI 53703\nVirtual – LIVE on the Social Media Breakfast Facebook Page and on LinkedIn\n\nSPONSORS: \n\nDreamBank\nSerendipity Labs\nForward Fest\nMelissa Carlson Creative\nVEDUB Media | Bryant Vander Weerd\nLive Well Video\nSuttle-Straus\nTalent CPA\n\nNONPROFIT SPOTLIGHT: Dane Buy Local \nDane Buy Local champions independent businesses in Madison\, WI. Established with a clear mission of fostering a resilient local economy\,  they are driven by a profound passion for building strong communities and connecting consumers with local merchants. \nConnect with them at: \n\nWebsite: www.danebuylocal.com\nFacebook: DaneBuyLocal\nInstagram: @danebuylocalofficial\nLinkedIn: danebuylocal
URL:https://smbmad.org/event/avoid-the-lockout-social-media-safety-for-your-team/
LOCATION:Dreambank\, 821 East Washington Avenue\, Madison\, Wisconsin\, 53703
CATEGORIES:account security,crisis communication,digital marketing,mental health,SEO,smbmad,Social Media
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SUMMARY:Self Care for Social Media Pros: How to Unplug When You’re Always On
DESCRIPTION:You need a digital detox. But how can you find balance when being plugged in all day every day is your job? \nAbout this event \nEVENT SUMMARY\nFor most people\, social media is a great way to learn new things\, catch up on news\, connect with people from around the world\, and keep tabs on family members and those people you haven’t seen since high school. But for social media managers and marketing professionals it can be downright overwhelming and toxic. It takes a lot to field angry comments\, answer questions\, pay attention to social listening – – and we haven’t even talked about actual content creation yet! Add in the COVID-19 pandemic\, the ongoing events of the racial justice movement\, the harsh political climate\, and social media can be an unhealthy place to be if you don’t have solid self-care practices and boundaries in place. \nIn this presentation from Mel Ripp from Peapod Marketing & PR Consulting\, she’ll offer strategies for how to best take care of yourself when being online is your job\, including: \nKEY TAKEAWAYS\n\nLearn how to protect your mental health with some valuable social media perspective shifts.\nGain insights on establishing physical and mental boundaries for your social media use.\nGet tips on performing regular audits of your personal and professional accounts.\nFind ways to celebrate more of your social media wins among the noise.\n\nABOUT OUR SPEAKER:\nMelissa (Mel) Ripp is the owner and one-woman show behind Peapod Marketing & PR Consulting. Peapod is a full-service marketing communications firm that helps purpose-driven companies – and people – launch their big ideas and bring their brands into focus through impactful storytelling\, content marketing\, social media\, and public relations strategies. \nPrior to being a full-time business owner\, Mel held marketing leadership and strategist positions at a variety of corporate\, nonprofit\, and educational organizations\, including CUNA Mutual Group\, Renaissance Learning\, Spacesaver Corporation\, and Lake Forest Country Day School. \nLOCATION: Virtual – LIVE on the Social Media Breakfast Facebook Page \nSPONSORS: \nDreamBank\nPowderkeg\nMelissa Carlson Creative\nHey Allie\nSuttle-Straus\nMinuteman Press\nTalent CPA \nNONPROFIT SPOTLIGHT:\nWisconsin Youth Company supports children\, working families\, and the community. The organization provides after school\, before school and summer camps in both Dane and Waukesha counties. The organization also operates two neighborhood centers — Elver Park Neighborhood Center and Theresa Terrace Neighborhood Center. These centers provide services to residents of Madison’s southwest side\, including a food pantry that was established during the COVID-19 pandemic. \nThe organization is hosting its first Thrive in Stride fun run/walk in May 21 at Orchid Heights Park within Pheasant Branch Conservancy. Thrive in Stride supports essential childcare programs in Dane and Waukesha Counties. \nFind Wisconsin Youth Company online at wisconsinyouthcompany.org or connect with them on: \nFacebook: WisconsinYouthCompany\nInstagram: @wiyouthco\nTwitter: @wiyouthco\nTikTok: @wiyouthco\nLinkedIn: wisconsin-youth-company
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CATEGORIES:mental health,Social Media,social media strategy
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