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Social Media Practice Draft 1.0
Social Media Practice Draft 1.0
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Aim of the Assignment The Assignment Aim is to be able to plan a social media strategy for an
organization taking into consideration the trends and effect of social media
on the business.
Learning outcomes covered • Lo1 Explain the key concepts and features of social media in
different creative media practices
• Lo2 Discuss the uses of social media and their impact on market
and audience
• Lo3 Develop a social media strategy for a creative media
organization, based on client need, market and user research
• Lo4 Present a social media plan for a creative media production
organization.
Job Position You’re working in a creative media production organization as a social
media manager.
Business scenario You have been asked to prepare a report about new social media plan
that your organization need to follow. If the report attracted the board,
you’ll be asked to present the plan and evaluate it.
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Assignment Brief 1. Select the company you’re working for:
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Assessment Criteria Pass Merit Distinction
LO1 Explain the key concepts P1 Explain the key concepts of M1 Evaluate the use of
and features of social media in social media for businesses social media, in the
different creative media relationship between D1 Critically analyse
practices P2 Discuss the influence of business businesses and how
and cultural factors on the consumers social media is used by
development of social media organisations to
develop
LO2 Discuss the uses of social P3 Explore the use of social media M2 Critically evaluate and promote business
media and their impact platforms for different different social media
aims
on market and audience communication objectives platforms to identify their
areas of greatest
P4 Discuss the impact of different influence
forms of social media on brand
awareness and consumer
engagement
LO3 Develop a social media P5 Evaluate market and user M3 Justify the selection D2 Critically evaluate
strategy for a creative research to define aims and of technology platforms own
media organisation, based on objectives for a social media and social media strategy
client need, market and strategy, in response to a given brief tools for use in a social and
user research media strategy plan, highlighting the
P6 Create a social media way
strategy to address client it will support the aims
needs and meet customer and objectives of a
expectations social
LO4 Present a social media P7 Develop a social media M4 Critically analyse a media strategy.
plan for a creative media plan, including content social media strategy and
production organisation creation, scheduling and monitoring define the metrics
required for social media
analytics
P8 Present a social media
plan that communicates
the way in which it meets
customer and client needs
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and Merit criteria), and these define outstanding performance across the unit as a whole
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