Internet Reader's Advisory: Outreaching RA. A poster session at the Michigan Library Association Conference in 2010

2. Twitter

3. Myspace

4. Foursquare

5. Slideshare

6. Blog

7. Meebo

8. LinkedIn

9. Ning

10. Flickr

11. YouTube

12. Second Life

14. Where are other organizations in your community?

15. What sites are your patrons using when you walk past their computers?

16. Have you searched for your library lately? In Google? On Twitter?

18. Respond to their posts

19. Search for them on places like twitter, and respond to them

20. Encourage them to share your posts or share your page with their friends

21. Post fun articles or videos related to libraries or books

23. Ex. NYPL’s “Mad Men” booklist

24. Ex. New books & DVD lists

25. Ex. Latest award winners and hot books

26. Find patrons who post about specific books, movies, new technologies, etc… and engage them.

27. Ex. You post about your iPad, we send you the title of a new book about essential iPad apps

28. Ex. You post that you loved The Help and we send you a link to Little Bee by Chris Cleave.

29. Ex. You respond to our new movies post and we send you a message offering to put next week’s new movies on hold.

30. If you still don’t know what they like, ASK THEM! That’s the beauty of social networking!

31. Best Books Friday: Ask people to post their favorite books of the week

32. Halloween Costume Books: Who is your favorite literary character to dress-up as?Step 5: Reach out with other services *World of Warcraft