This presentation was made by Rui Peres Jorge, Portuguese Securities Market Commission, Portugal, at the 11th Meeting of OECD PBO & IFIs held in Lisbon, Portugal, on 4-5 February 2019
2. #european overview
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Use of social media by some regulators in the EU
Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook
YouTube
all subjects
subjects regarding events, reports, public consultations
subjects related to consumer/investor protection and fraud prevention
library for videos shared on other social networks
AMF FCA FRC AFM ANACOM ASF
1.211
1.167
657
639
FIN-FSA
8.144
528
44.900
388
5.142
1.463
19.500
97
64.900
1
2.785
72
118.504 6.832 17.954 2.255 239 4.032
165 69 1112761635
27.961
3.499
3.350
Rules & guidelines: FCA | SEC | AMF (Canadá) | ASIC (Austrália)
3. #networks we use
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• Official institucional account
• More active presence since September 2018
• Constant follower growth (+52% to 9.480)
#posts highlights
• Contents mainly in portuguese
• Specific contents from website
Most
impressions
(7348)
and likes
(111)
Most
shared
4. #networks we use
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• Official institucional account
• Since september 2018
• Slow followers growth (140 | 5 months)
• Contents mainly in portuguese
• All contents published in the website
• Mentioned 261 times
#posts highlights
Most
impressions
(4050)
Most
engaged
(21x)
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• Created for a specific event
• 149 followers in a month and a half
• Since September 2018 (stopped mid October)
#posts highlights
Most
reach
(1670)
Most
clicks
(431)
• Contents in portuguese
• Contents related to the subjet
of the event
6. #why and for whom
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Goals and audience
• enhance the reach of our messages and informations
• signpost them to a broader audience
• have a better understanding of the impact of what we communicate
• target contents to specific segments of people
Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook
Industry, opinion makers, journalists, population in general
Industry, professionals from related sectors, journalists, business oriented
Population in general
#target audience
#what we share
Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook
all communications (press releases, events, consultations, statistics…)
events, consultations, legislation, reports, periodic publications…)
financial literacy and consumer/investor education
7. #challenges, risks and rewards
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Summing up the first five months
Increase followers
Best time to publish
Type of content, post
Following, retweet
#
Exposure
interaction
Reputation
reaction needed?
Lack of control
Twitter LinkedIn Facebook
#challenges
#risks
#rewards
Best time to publish
Comment/respond
Like posts from third
parties
#
Exposure
Reputation
No response
Lack of control
Reach wider audience
Best time to publish
informal language
Engagement
#
Exposure
Reputation
No response
Lack of control
critical mass | exposure | wider audience |gather insights | monitoring |
awareness
8. #how do we interact
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What we observe
• Frequent mentions, mainly onTwitter and on third party publications
about football
• There are also mentions on publications from individuals, entities which
whose professional activities are directly related to what we do
• Shares are more frequente on LinkedIn and ofter include comments and
hashtags by the one sharing
What we do
• We don’t answer, but we considering threads on specific topics if
necessary
• We don’t follow or retweet, but we are considering it
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Generic ‘hot topics’: football | politics | law
Comments and mentions
Our topics: measures | decisions | news
#how our audience interacts with us
10. #what we’ve learned
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• Social media handbook (Guidelines and rules)
• Community management & engagement
• Tailored made contents for each network
• Keep building our social media presence
Looking ahead
11. #from individual profile to an institutional
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As a journalist
• Establishing a public persona
• Building an audience
• Monitoring content from followers & experts
• Getting a sense of the world around
• Interaction: debate and direct answers
As an institution
• Establishing a public voice
• Building an audience
• Monitoring content from followers & experts
• Getting a sense of the world around
• Interaction: more tricky, but still necessary