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Top 4 Issues Facing School Communicators Right Now with Emily Rae Schutte

From Mastering Social Media for Schools · Hosted by Andrea Gribble

2020-10-19·2516

Episode summary

In this episode of Mastering Social Media for Schools: It’s October 2020 and we are still operating within a global pandemic. In this interview, we talk through the top concerns of school communicators and share some helpful advice! IN THIS EPISODE, EMILY & ANDREA WILL DISCUSS: The very real threat of burnout and what school communicators can do to stop it.

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It’s October 2020 and we are still operating within a global pandemic. In this interview, we talk through the top concerns of school communicators and share some helpful advice! IN THIS EPISODE, EMILY & ANDREA WILL DISCUSS: The very real threat of burnout and what school communicators can do to stop it.How to address negative comments online.What recent Facebook changes mean for social media managers.Why it’s still important to share photos of students learning and tips for getting photos you can post.A helpful tip for the school communicator who feels like they’re drowning SPECIAL GUEST Emily Rae Schutte, MBA Marketing & Membership Manager with #SocialSchool4EDU Owner of Emily Writes, LLC - http://emilywritesllc.com/ Website: socialschool4edu.com Twitter: @AndreaGribble Instagram: @SocialSchool4EDU Facebook: @SocialSchool4EDU YouTube: SocialSchool4EDU USEFUL INFORMATION Blog articles - Controlling Comments on Facebook, 10 Practical Tips to Avoid Burnout in #SchoolPR – From Your Fellow School Communicators Blog article with shareable download - What Photos Should I Share on Social Media this School Year? Get access to the 3-part video series - Social Media Secrets for Schools Learn more about our membership program: www.socialschool4edu.com/services/membership-program/ MORE RESOURCES Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click here www.SocialSchool4EDU.com Free Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!