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25M - PUBLIC OUTREACH FOR GO LOCAL PROGRAM STEP 2
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Consensuslnc. <br /> I nteract. I n novate. Influence. <br /> era when people were spoon-fed filtered information is dead-today word-of-mouth is the new <br /> paradigm. Social media is not a fad, it's everywhere and it's here to stay. In this new paradigm of <br /> peer-to-peer communications, virtual trust trumps all. Objective news reporting and rigorous fact <br /> checking, though still valued by many, are losing a race where speed is more important than <br /> accuracy. <br /> Furthermore, according to new comScore data, the Latino online population increased by 3.3 million <br /> users in the last 11 months. Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft and Facebook sites were among the top sites <br /> visited by Latinos in January 2010. <br /> In a young community such as Santa Ana, "peer-to-peer" communication plays an important role in <br /> the credibility of a project. Social media tools such as Facebook, Twitter, and others help facilitate <br /> this peer-to-peer communication and serve as a venue to allow stakeholders to provide thoughts and <br /> opinions about a project. Most people won't believe what an agency tells them, but they are likely to <br /> believe what their friends and neighbors tell them. The reality is that these peer-to-peer <br /> conversations will likely be taking place with or without the City's engagement, and it would be best <br /> for the City to host the dialogue in order to more easily distribute positive messages and correct <br /> misinformation. <br /> Generally speaking, public transit projects have a very long time span from inception to completion, <br /> and the Fixed Guideway project is no exception. What is crucial during this long span is maintaining <br /> a constant stream of communication with interested stakeholders, which is effectively maintained <br /> through Twitter and Facebook. As such, Consensus Inc. will: <br /> ¦ Set up Facebook pages for the Santa Ana Fixed Guideway and SARTC Master Plan projects; <br /> extend the reach of the page with peer-to-peer outreach and develop a strategy to add 'friends.' <br /> ¦ Set up a Santa Ana Fixed Guideway -SARTC Master Plan Twitter account; extend the reach of <br /> the page with peer-to-peer outreach and develop a strategy to add 'followers.' <br /> ¦ Develop a text messaging campaign to allow those who want to receive updates on their cell <br /> phones to opt-in to receive information. <br /> <br /> ¦ Create a contact card for distribution at every interface that includes the project identity, the <br /> project hotline number, and the addresses of the project's Facebook, Twitter, text message opt- <br /> in, blog/ website, and a-mail. <br /> Santa Ana Transit Vision Public Outreach-City of Santa Ana <br /> 25M-34 <br /> <br />
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