Social Media Case Study by Madison Waltemeyer

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mwaltemeyer1 — 2024-01-29 19:08:18 UTC

Austin Lawrence P:4

2024-01-29 20:01:05 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared better by thinking about what kind of person she is presenting to. She may have been able to make a better presentation if she presented with the inexperienced in mind. An older person is going to be less experienced with social media. When working with someone who doesnt understand something you understand completely, it is more effective to take it slow and introduce the platform before instantly throwing tons of ideas at the person. If i was in her situation I personally would have first shown examples of things similar to my ideas to show that this is how marketing works on social media.

riley Yoon P4

2024-01-29 20:03:08 UTC

When communicating with an older age group you want to use politeness and be very clear with your intentions. If I was communicating with an older age group I would talk slow I and repeat myself and not get agitated. If I were Jeneane I would have prepared an alternative to her presentation, or she should have prepared more. Jeneane wasn't prepared to explain what she did, she should have come to the meeting prepared.

Basim Jamal Period 4

2024-01-29 20:04:52 UTC

Jeanine could have been better prepared for the meeting by understanding that people of an older generation, such as her supervisor Kyle, are not as familiar with social media as her generation is. When trying to explain something to an older demographic, you should try to look at the situation from their perspective, and explain it using terms and examples they would likely understand. If I was in Jeanine's situation, I would have brought examples of other companies' social media accounts to demonstrate that I was running the Twitter account in a similar manner to our competitors. This would reassure Kyle that the "improper" language use was commonplace on Twitter, and he would be more receptive to my ideas for the Twitter account because he would realize that I have a more comprehensive understanding of marketing on social media than him.

Jessie Santos

2024-01-29 20:04:54 UTC

Jeanine could have been more well prepared as far as preparation. When looking for someone to do a job for you, you must do research. You can't just choose someone random and expect them to know what to do. I could professionally communicate with someone that is of older age by simply walking them through step by step. If I was is Jeanine's place I would walking him through like I said and double check with him that he understands everything.

vivian j, p.4

2024-01-29 20:06:37 UTC

Jeanine could have been more prepared by writting down what she wanted to say and how she wanted to present herself. She should have been more comfortable with her presentation by practing it. If someone didnt understand her, she should have gone much slower and tried to explain it in a more understanding way. If i was here, I would explain step by step with pictures and examples.

Sophia Mou P.4

sophianmou — 2024-01-29 20:07:21 UTC

It would have been beneficial for Jeanine to provide a couple of sources about current social media trends and modern communication methods to prepare for this meeting with her boss. For example, she could have created a slideshow that consists of background information surrounding Twitter instead of solely presenting a list of steps. The most simple solution would be to elaborate on her list of steps by explaining her choices in detail. Since her boss is most likely part of an older age group, he might be unaware of the modern tendencies of the younger population.

Max Shirai Period-4

2024-01-29 20:07:57 UTC

Jeanine could have been more prepared for this meeting by having support for her actions or taking into account Kyle's experience with social media. Jeanine should not have assumed that Kyle would already be familiar with Twitter and should have prepared an explanation of how it works and that some non-professional communication is acceptable in a social media setting. As a coworker, Jeanine should be aware of some of Kyle's characteristics that may point to him being unaware of how social media works. She should have taken into account that Kyle may not understand that different language can be used on social media that can draw in other demographics.

Cole Leblanc p:4

2024-01-29 20:08:29 UTC

When talking to a higher up or a boss it is important to ask questions ahead of time to save time and energy.She could have done some research on the topic before she created ideas, or went to someone who has more experience with twitter. Another idea is taking a slow approach and not just dumping the ideas onto someone who may not know what they are looking at. What she can do for the next time is ask if that person has ever used the platform then tell them what they are planning on doing. Some people don't want to learn what is going on in the world right now or they don't want to use social media in general, if that is the case we have to slowly explain what we are saying or show examples of twitter and how it works.

Gabbie Roach P4

2024-01-29 20:11:19 UTC

Jeanie could think about what she could have said better so he could understand.She also could have the presentation that benefits someone who is not good with an app. If I had to communicate with an older age group. I would also take it slower and explain in more detail how it worked. Also what people do with the app.

KIMIA TEHRANI P4

2024-01-29 20:12:41 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared herself before writing down what she did. She should have known that she is dealing with an older generation and they aren't familiar with social media. I would have been more prepared and showed examples and do an easy to understand presentation. She could have explained it more in detail and could have been more patient.

Megan Tsou, Period 4

2024-01-29 20:16:11 UTC

To better prepare for this meeting, Jeanine could have thought of how to support her reasoning for using contractions and abbreviations in her tweets. People in the older age group may not have a good understanding of social media, so it is necessary to explain how it can be utilized to reach younger audiences. Jeanine could have explained this by mentioning that Twitter is used to communicate more casually and that it has a character limit for its tweets, necessitating the use of contractions and abbreviations. If I were in Jeanine's place, I would provide examples of how others write on social media so that the person can see how it is used normally. In addition, it is important to be patient with the person since learning new technology is not easy. By explaining it slowly, they will be able to gradually understand how social media works.

Aanika Mathur Period 4

2024-01-29 20:16:14 UTC

Jeanie could have better prepared for the meeting by thinking about the demographic she is presenting to. Older people may not be as familiar or experienced with new age social media apps. In this case, simply explaining your point is the most effective way to introduce new ideas to them. If I was in her place, I would explain background information about the Twitter platform and elaborate on choices made. That way, more effective communication would be taken place and misunderstandings are avoided.

Isabella Shen Period 4

2024-01-29 20:18:37 UTC

To be better prepared for her meeting with Kyle, Jeanine could have familiarized herself with the company's current communication strategies and audience demographics. This would have allowed her to adapt her social media writing plan to align with the company's brand and the expectations of its diverse customer base. In communicating with Kyle, it would be beneficial for Jeanine to explain her approach using clear language and provide concrete examples of successful social media campaigns from similar businesses. By directly addressing the effectiveness and relevance of her methods in a way that bridges the gap between traditional and modern communication styles, she could help Kyle understand and appreciate the value of her ideas.

Faith Alam P4

2024-01-29 20:20:41 UTC

I feel like Jeanine could have better preprared for the meeting by making sure she knew who exactly she was adressing in her audience. Her presentiation could have gone a lot better if she made sure she was aiming her presentation towards less tech savy people (people who may not be familar with new social media). To professionally communicate with older age groups that do not understand these new concepts as well as you I would make sure to slowly walk through theswe new concepts, using terms that these older demographics would easily understand. If I was in Jeanine, I would first ask my audience how much they know about social media, and then present to them but makingg sure to talior my presentation around their social media knowledge (what they know and how much of it).

Jennalyn Urquico P4

2024-01-29 20:28:00 UTC

I think to be better prepared for that meeting, Jeanine could have thought about who she was presenting to. Obviously as a younger person, she would be more familiar with Twitter trends. However, she should know that businesses should still be formal on any social media accounts. Instead, I would have explained firsthand how social media works and how people present themselves on these various platforms.

Elizabeth Shneyvas P4

2024-01-29 20:32:12 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared for this meeting by talking to the boss ahead of time to ask questions on what should be included. She could have also included other sources from other brands to show examples of what she thought. She should have also been able to talk about what Twitter and social media is to help him better understand what is happening. She could also use clear language to explain. If I was in her situation I would have showed examples and explained step by step what I wanted.

Lauren urquico period 4

2024-01-29 20:37:32 UTC

Jeanine could have done better at the meeting if she knew exactly who she was talking to. Her presentation would have been much smoother if she aimed it at people who aren't very familiar with new social media.

When talking to older folks who might not know much about these new ideas, it's important to explain things slowly and use words they understand. If I were in Jeanine's shoes, I'd start by asking how much the audience knows about social media. Then, I'd shape my presentation based on what they already know and feel comfortable with.

Matthew Gomez

2024-01-29 20:43:47 UTC

When you communicate with an older co-worker or co-workers you need to be mindful of their knowledge of technology because they might not understand what or how to use newer technologies. I would have also prepared another way of promoting the business if twitter wouldn't work. She should also try to see through the prospective of the older people instead of only her view. Jeneane also shouldn't have stormed out of the office because it showed lack of professionalism and immaturity.

Milla Jans P.1

2024-01-29 20:46:32 UTC

I believe that Jeanine could have been better prepared for the meeting by creating a document explaining how social media is used by younger generations nowadays and how a different way of communication should be used in advertising on social media. Since the way that older age groups speak differs immensely from the language of younger age groups, this document would help her supervisor understand that the way Jeanine wrote her tweet would be of greater appeal to the younger people using Twitter. If I were in Jeanine’s position, I would likely explain to the supervisor how social media is presently used so that he would have a better idea of what interacting with customers through social media would look like.

Kardin Preston p1

2024-01-30 01:13:37 UTC

To save time and effort, it's important to prepare questions before speaking with a supervisor or higher authority. Before coming up with ideas, she may have done additional research on the subject or consulted someone with more Twitter experience. Taking things slowly and not just throwing the concepts at someone who might not know what they are looking at is another idea. The following time, she should ask as to whether the person has ever used the website and then inform them of her plans. Some people prefer not to utilize social media in general or to learn about current events in the globe, if that is their choice.

Karly Chen Period 4

2024-01-30 03:14:17 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared better by understanding who she is presenting to and making her writing easier to understand considering the person's age group. In different generations, there will be different experiences with social media, so she needs to make sure that the person listening to her presentation understands what she is talking about. To be more professional when communicating with different age groups, she needs to explain her concepts more simply and make sure that the person listening to you understands what she is talking about. Adjusting the ways of communication according to different age groups can make the talking more effective.

Jordan Nguyen, Period 1

2024-01-30 05:32:23 UTC

Jeanine was prepared in terms of having the itinerary set for the meeting; however, her approach was a bit unsettling for someone like Kyle. Kyle seems to be unfamiliar with the social media side of business, due to his age, because of this, I believe she can approach the subject with a more detailed explanation. This could include further reasoning for the use of contractions and abbreviations. This is also a good lesson for Jeanine to learn that in further instances she should not storm off in frustration and instead act more professionally. From this, I have learned that when approaching someone without an idea about what you are trying to market or share, you must first understand the person's opinion/understanding of what you are trying to convey. For instance, if I were in her position, I would first ask Kyle about his overall experience with social media. Thus, I would proceed with the following steps of explaining the media side of business. But if questions arose, I would answer professionally with politeness and understanding.

Dylan Rynsburger P1

2024-01-30 16:36:40 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared herself before writing down what she did. She should have known that she is dealing with an older generation and they aren't familiar with social media. If I had to communicate with an older age group. I would also take it slower and explain in more detail how it worked. Also what people do with the app.

ally george p1

2024-01-30 16:40:31 UTC

Jeanine could have done some research on how to properly attend her target audience. Typing and presenting with appropriate terminology is basic protocol, and should've been followed. If she correctly presented to Kyle, her rage would have been avoided. Being in her position, I would approach the situation by professionally and not use emojis/social media references.

Ilene Oh P: 1

296747_1 — 2024-01-30 16:40:52 UTC

I believe that Janine could have prepared better by taking into consideration what kind of person she was presenting to. When looking for a job you should always be prepared for anything and most likely be over-prepared. If I were in Jeanine's place I would personally shown examples of things similar to my idea to how how the social media marketing works. And due to her boss most likely being in the older age group he is unaware of what modern technology is like and is not aware of the details in social media.

Taylor Ditmar P. 1

2024-01-30 16:44:04 UTC

Jeanine could have been better at clarifying her words. It seems as though the demographic reading the Tweets is older and she should recognize that so she can affectively communicate to her targeted market. If I was in her situation I would send it to my supervisor to check and ensure that I am representing our company well with what it being left on the internet. In summary, Jeanine could have done a better job double checking her work.

Samuel Kent Period 1

2024-01-30 16:44:45 UTC

Jeanine could have provided insight on how to use the app. She knows the rough age of her boss and could assume that he isn't the most technologically literate. To help combat the lack literacy, I would use simple terms to describe the most important mechanics of the app. If I were Jeanine, I would try to keep my cool as I once didn't know how to work the app.

Abby Phan Period 1

2791881 — 2024-01-30 16:45:04 UTC

To have been better prepared for this meeting, Jeanine could have shown examples of Twitter culture and other professional companies posting more casual messages to promote their brands. She could also show how these casual Tweets have improved relations with the public and boost their reputation with the growing generation online. When communicating with an older age group that does not understand concepts that seem easy to you, you should treat them with respect and have empathy for them, understanding they do not grasp the idea easily. It is imperitive you do not rush into the concept and do not establish a superior tone that invalidates others' perception of the concept right away. It is better if you show the culture of Twitter first and then how the company could utilize it to their advantage. If I was in her place, I would have shown many examples of people and companies using casual language to get their language across and promote brands.

Kaitlyn Lee-P1

2024-01-30 16:45:13 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared better by coming up with rebuttals if her boss didn't approve because he is a different demographic. She also should've had more positive points to point out however she should've had a little bit more of a professional approach. To help older colleagues understand your methods you could do a slow walk through and use comparisons to something they are similar with. You could also mentions to your colleagues that times are changing and younger generations are really tech invested and you could show some statistics to prove you point. If I was Jeanine I would have started off with a brief introduction to the idea by showing my boss other company’s social medias and how they work. I would then give my pitch and explain how people take better interest when it isn't so formal.

Ruby Li P1

277658_1 — 2024-01-30 16:45:28 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared better by familiarizing herself with company's current situation and way of communication. She could have also prepared a short presentation on the basic functions of twitter and even its abbreviations. When communicating with different an older age group, one should have more patience with them and talk slower, one should also repeat themselves it necessary with patience. If i were in Jeanine's place, I would have communicated with patience and created a slideshow for the higher ups to better understand the approach.

Sydney Chirco

2024-01-30 16:45:57 UTC

When you are talking to your boss or someone higher up, it is important to use politness. She could have done more research on the topic to better prepare for the meting or asked other people for ideas. Also there cold have been more explanation. In my opinion I would have prepared examples to help get more detail.

Nathan Song P:1

2024-01-30 16:46:15 UTC

Jeanine could have given insight on how to operate the app. She knows the age of her boss, from this she could assume that her boss isn't technologically literate. She should have explained it in a simpler way for him to understand. She should have also kept calm.

Thomas Knutson P:1

2024-01-30 16:46:35 UTC

Jeanie could of wrote explanations for each reason she wrote down, so she can be well equipped in case he asked further questions. If I had to communicate with the elderly I would show a demonstration to make them feel more comfortable with my ideas. Also I would show a succesful company's tweet and show how they did well. Then I would say my background with social media and how I can grow the company.

Grace Peng P1

2024-01-30 16:46:45 UTC

Jeanine could have better prepared for this meeting by understanding who her audience was. Her supervisor was not someone who uses twitter frequently and would not understand the common use of abbreviations. Therefore, Jeanine should have first introduced twitter to her supervisor and then explain why her steps would be effective. Communicating with an older age group is easier when you try to use terms that they are familiar with and incorporate their ideas with yours. If I was in Jeanine's place, I would first show my supervisor some examples of popular social media posts and then explain how this form of social media writing would attract more customers.

Vanessa Moscozo P1

2024-01-30 16:47:58 UTC

I think that Janine should have been more prepared for this presentation because she should have practiced beforehand. She also could have came up with questions that may have been asked so she will have answers to questions. If I was her I would have studied the person I was presenting too and made sure that I was using language that they were familiar

with.

Phillip Hawkins P:1

2515154 — 2024-01-30 16:49:48 UTC

Jeanine could have been more prepared by thinking who she is presenting to. She did not do any research on the person who interviewed her. Since he was older, she should've gone slower and went over everything to make sure he understood. Because he was older he might not understand all of the modern slang/ tendencies of the newest generation.

Ethan Huynh P1

2024-01-30 16:50:56 UTC

She could have adjusted her writing to be more workplace appropriate. Since everyone has not ajusted to social media 'lingo,' especially with an older demographic, she should try explain her process. It's unprofessional to use abbreviations in a professional setting and if she did use them, she could have atleast explained what they stood for. Since Jeanine and her supervisor aren't on the same page, she could tried to compromise by trying to reword her idea. However, I would try to open my supervisor to the 'social media world' by slowly introducing ideas and it's better to be more open minded for both of them.

Christine Serbu P1

264922 — 2024-01-30 16:51:56 UTC

I think that Jeanine could have prepared better by thinking of what her target audience she was presenting to. She could of thought better that perhaps an older age group would not be familiar with Twitter and probably could make a plan B incase that was the issue. She also could of made the presentation more concise and clear what she was trying to present. While talking to an older audience she could of asked at the end of the presentation for follow up questions and even during the presentation take her time, talk slow, speak in a loud and clear voice. If i was in Jeanines place I would of made the presentation but not rely heavily on social media and would of came into the presentation a lot more prepared and more information that she prepared with. Also I would talk loud and conscience and be prepared for all questions.

Alex Cash P1

2024-01-30 16:52:25 UTC

Jeanine could have been better prepared for the meeting by meeting with those people before hand to get to know them. This will allow her to gauge the personality of the people in the meeting. This way she is able to prepare differently for different occasions. With this in mind she could have better prepared so she could explain it to those people.

Joshua Willerer P1

2024-01-30 16:54:27 UTC

I think Jeanine could have been more prepared, by being concious about who she was presenting to. Because she is younger and more in tune with social media and technology, she couldve had a part of the presentation where she explains how it works. I feel that doing that would clear up any confusion.

Holden Nagin P1

2024-01-30 17:02:44 UTC

when communicating with ands older age group of people I would want to use politness and be very clear with my intentions and instructions. They also would be less expirienced with technology so I would need to be slower and more open to any questions they have. what she can do next time is ask if that person has ever used the platform then tell them what they are planning on doing. In conclusion Jeanine could have done better double checking her work and her audience.

Ethan Villegas P:1

2024-01-30 17:05:28 UTC

Jeanine could have been better prepared for her meeting by familiarizing herself with the company´s current communication strategies. This approach could have set her to adapt to her social media writing and the company´s brand. When communicating with Kyle, Jeanine could benefit from demonstrating her communication skills and clear language with others. When she addresses her approach with others she can show what she has to offer to this company and many others.

Pierre Diaz P.1

2024-01-30 17:08:20 UTC

Jeanine seemed to be frustrated because of her not being fully prepared. She should be more aware that she works for a formal company that expects polite and clear tweets. It is a wise idea to ask about the demographics that the company is targeted to. If so, she can be better with her work and understanding the age groups the advertisement is sent to. To speak clearly with the older age group she should have given clear concepts of social media and how it works. If I were Jeanine, I would simply explain the ideas that in social media would be viewed as normal vs in person. To this, I would give examples of big-name companies who use social media to give out advertisements for their companies.

Wyatt Brant Pd.1

2024-01-30 17:09:45 UTC

I feel like Jeanine could have been better prepared by knowing who she was presenting to and writing down what she needed to talk about. Dealing with an older audience might be hard especially when presenting something new that they never grew up with. She could have slowly explained what it was like it's concept and exactly what it does. I would show them how social media can really affect someones social life by like tweeting somethings that would make me liked so they can see why it is important for a business.

Ryan Flores Period 1

2024-01-31 04:08:21 UTC

Jeanine could have done better to prepare for the meeting by understanding the use of formal communication in a formal setting. That despite her outside knowledge of slang, she should be able to know when is the appropriate time to use slang and when to use formal language. To explain to different age or demographic groups of easy concepts to you, is by slowly explaining step by step through comparisons of things they are familiar with. If I was in Jeanine's situation, I would explain to my supervisor that those also using the app, would most likely be my age groups. Which makes it better to speak in the slang language my age groups use as it relates to them more, such as the target audience.

Nathan Wan P1

2024-01-31 17:45:08 UTC

I think Jeanine could have thought about who she was presenting to and how people don't understand everything the same. I feel like for communicating with older people, I would try to explain more clearly and frequently ask questions. If I was Jeanine, I would have had more examples to show. I feel like Jeanine didn't take into consideration that her boss was older.

Tyler Cole

2024-01-31 17:53:17 UTC

Jeanine coukd have given insight on how to operate the app better. She knows the age of her boss, from this she could assume that her boss is not right or serious. She should have explained it better in a more serious way. She should have stayed calm as well. She also should have been way more polite.

izzy spaulding

2024-01-31 17:53:42 UTC

Jeanine could have prepared herself before making the choice to post what she did. She should have took into consideration that older folks dont use social media. I would have been more prepaired and showed other ways to explain. She could have had a backup plan and thought about it more.

Kishen Patel P1

2024-02-01 03:45:45 UTC

Jeanine could've prepared herself more before this meeting, and could have thought of how to support her reasons. She also could have explained her reasons slower so that the elders could understand more things, since they don't understand social media well. She should have explained what people do with the app and it's purpose.

Franchi Albu

2024-02-23 16:56:10 UTC

Jeanine could prepare better by thinking of the type of people she is talking to. The older generation doesn’t understand technology as much so it would have been better to explain with clarity. When communicating with an older age group you should go slow and take your time. Also make sure you are as clear as possible so they understand. If i were in jeanine’s place i would easily walk them through the steps and double check that my boss understood everything.

Joshua Heim P4

3048281 — 2024-02-23 20:33:28 UTC

Jeanine could've better prepared for this meeting by including elaborations on what the contractions and abbreviations mean, and how they fit into the context. When professionally communicating with an older age group, it's necessary to ensure they understand concepts that they might not be familiar with surrounding social media by providing reasoning. If I were in Jeanine's place, I would've explained how contractions and abbreviations are typically used on Twitter in professional tweets. I would include comparisons to concepts that Jeanine's supervisor would understand

Lilyana Sengvilay Period 1

2024-03-11 21:10:01 UTC

In order to better prepare for this meeting, Jeanine could have prepared more examples companies using social media. Since her boss is from an older age group, providing examples could help him understand the common use of language within companies on social media. If I was in Jeanine's position I would have began my explanation with a warning that it will be something new and for them to hear me out. Then, I will make sure to go into depth with all of my information and provide examples aswell.