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2020-05-12 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Social Media Benign post about mosquito spraying in Monitor and review current process to COVID-19 continues to dominate
February, generated a reach of 49,000. further enhance social media posts.
This was largely due to lack of knowledge presence and engagement. Important to generate additional
about the initiative. Proved to be an Content calendar has been developed non-COVID-19 material
opportunity to further educate community. to June 2020. Look to develop a competition to
Collapse of Tingira Crescent in mid- Continue to increase video content, as enhance engagement post-
January due to wet weather and it proves to provide popular COVID-19 scenario.
subsequent repair work generated good engagement. Maintain growth through creating
engagement from Jan to March. A number engaging content.
of videos were produced to showcase the
repair work. Total organic reach of about
70,000 in a series of update posts.
COVID-19 dominated social media during
February and March.
Produced a nightly community video
update. Views averaged about 3,500 per
video. One video involving the Police
Inspector about restrictions had an organic
reach of 42,000 with 17,000 views.
Steady growth in Facebook followers
during the quarter. Now have 17,039 – up
from 16,276 in late December.
Linkedin growth continues, with a 16 per
cent increase in followers this quarter.
There are now 3,156 followers.
Corporate E-newsletter promotion Weekly eNews produced and delivered Continue to promote subscription Look to produce a video to
every Friday during COVID-19. through an organised social media promote eNews subscriptions to
Good growth with subscribers now 2117 – campaign, including a potential prize use on social media and website.
up 10 percent. for all new subscribers.
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