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ENGAGING VISITORS WHILE CLOSEDVISITOR ATTRACTIONS RESPOND TO COVID-19
STARTS 12PM EASTERNTHIS SESSION WILL BE RECORDED, SLIDES DISTRIBUTED
WEBINAR: Engaging your visitors while closed
© Copyright 2020 Dexibit Limited. All Rights Reserved. www.dexibit.com
AGENDA
1. Penguin talk with Shedd Aquarium
2. UnSUEpervised content with Field Museum
3. Rollercoaster magic with Canada’s Wonderland
Q&A to follow
Andrea Rodgers,Vice President, Public Relations and
External AffairsShedd Aquarium
Katharine Uhrich,Social Media Manager
Field Museum
Angie Judge, Chief Executive
Dexibit
Grace Peacock,Director of Communications
Canada’s Wonderland
Content Creation: a One Shedd activity1. Animals are #1
2. Empowering Partner Teams
- ONE Shedd: All hands - Trust: No Silos Allowed- Best Practice Guide
3. Disciplined Story Arcs
- Mental and emotional recess- Bringing guests closer and deeper to
animals and our mission- Informal educational offerings and
activities- Necessary operational updates
Owned PerformanceFacebook: 29% following increaseTwitter: 139.4% following increaseInstagram: 108.8% following increaseYouTube: 344% increase in video views
Earned Media to Amplify Owned6,500 individual story placements with a potential reach of 10.8 billion people since March 13. Nearly 25% reaching international audiences.
Multi-channel engagement
Digital round-up● Learning Resources
○ pre-K through HS
● The Brain Scoop
● Message Máximo
● Field Museum blog
● Social media
○ @FieldMuseum
○ @SUEtheTrex
○ #MuseumFromHome
Encouraging engagement at home
fieldmuseum.org/home-activities
Resources front and center● Updated homepage
● Field at Home blog post
● Pinned social posts
● Member newsletters
● Visitor surveys
Encouraging engagement on social mediaWhen the editorial calendar goes from 😍 to 😱 ● Events & exhibitions → evergreen ● Edutainment● Museum community● Asking our followers
Social media in the face of COVID-19
● Remain true to your voice & mission
● Engage your community
○ Followers, but also other cultural institutions
● Embrace the barriers; find the opportunities
○ And all the ideas!
● Process 🥴
● Breathe
An attempt at advice...
Situational analysis in unprecedented times
New scenario: COVID-19 Pandemic
Priority: Stay relevant and continue to engage in a fun way
Timing: Immediate
Challenges: Working from home, limited resources
Audience: Parents, having to care for their kids at home
We needed a new content plan, and quickly. So we surveyed the new landscape.
The new content planReuse and repurposeWe looked to capitalize on existing quality multimedia assets.
Be helpful and entertainingWe wanted to appeal to the current needs of our audience.
Maximize opportunities for UGCAt a time when people were coming together enmasse across social media we wanted to leverage that engagement by inspiring them to become content creators in a fun, new way.
Why it workedWe moved quicklyLocally, there weren’t many virtual experiences being offered yet.
We made it easy for parentsStep by step guide, links to where they needed to go, and curated videos.
We created an engaging packageFrom the Youtube playlists, to the teaser video and highly visual blog post.
This made it easy for mediaThey had everything they needed, including the blog post as backgrounder.
Evolving the planGrowing our content offeringsFurther developing fun and educational activities people can do easily at home.
Pooling resources and ideasWorking with our sister parks to further brainstorm and share tools and content.
Communicating across all digital channelsSharing our content via website, e-newsletters, all social channels and direct with teacher contacts.
Building on successContinuing to share UGC and finding new ways to promote the virtual rides.
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