A couple of days ago, on the Aspiration Facebook2qqsj4j8dw8sd7nj9u6beotmscj843dx page, I asked if people thought it was cool and kosher to take screenshots of Facebook2qqsj4j8dw8sd7nj9u6beotmscj843dx comment threads and stick them into blog posts. The replies were varied and I encourage you to take a look at this screenshot of the comments I took out the names and pictures to respect the posters’ privacy. The question of should I protect their privacy in this way is open to debate.9hirga43fe0klt8j9sjfwcrv4vjzmlzl

I’m interested in how you have managed different conversations across your communications channels. Do you try to have a single conversation across multiple channels? If so, do you put them together at some point or cross post conversation threads into different channels as I’ve done here? Or do you keep each channel as its own separate conversational universe?j79dh0gzxj399sbx2e8qkt3bhkjms8f2

For me, I find myself thinking a lot of about what’s been working for each channel individually. Obviously different tools have different advantages but it’s only now that I’ve been able to feel that out and understand what that means with regard to our audience specifically. I’ve found lately that using our Facebook2qqsj4j8dw8sd7nj9u6beotmscj843dx page as a place to ask questions of our community and engage around shared frustrations is something that people are getting value from (i.e. 4eki1i2pakhv0zf7awgsdjourr0s81b3posting comments, joining the conversation, liking). WIth this in mind, I’ve been thinking a lot more about the strategy of specific online communication channels for our organization.a2sieb7czu6v5x50q2egsi7yxnqvdp2d

My Thoughts:40xaacaswq2gz8vs4od11c30ba9l0ffu

Looks like I’m going to go play around with our Publishing Matrix…npbr3wodibrn5eur4mh3tzhhq6g1vm88

How do you manage conversations across channels?cn7dwyhhjsnsli0m2yw8sys7nb1260i8

What do you see as individual channel strengths for your audience?lfxqg4uwufi9yxpms8k8hqbxn2tt3mbf

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