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My research presentation today was a huge success! My Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) experience at @PennState was truly an experience of a lifetime! A special thank you to the @PSUCollegeComm! #PennState #Research #Scholar #JoLenaAnnBroussard
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Day 2 in #NYC was a success! So glad I decided to take a just because trip to NYC! #CentralPark #SoBeautiful
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I am excited to announce that I will be spending my summer at The Pennsylvania State University as I have been selected to participate in the Summer Research Opportunities Program! #PennState #GodIsGREAT #TrulyBlessed #SeauxExcited
Loving my new logo created by @ohughe1! Thank you so much girl! #PersonalBranding #JoLenaAnnBroussard
The 3 C's of life: Choices, Chances, Changes. You must make a choice to take a chance or your life will never change. #MotivationMonday
My End of the Semester Personal Social Media AssessmentÂ
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I greatly enjoyed the Mass Communication 4002 Strategic Social Media class. Before taking the class, I honestly did not understand the importance of having a strong and effective presence on social media. Hence, I had no idea how to go about establishing one. However, within the first week of being in the class, I immediately realized that social media had the power to benefit and advance me on so many levels. Therefore, I knew it was essential that I set my social media goals, make my plans, get to work, stick to it and achieve my goals.
The class truly challenged me to make a conscious effort to strategically improve my use of social media. And now that the semester is coming to an end, I can honestly say that I have learned so much in this class as I see a significant improvement in my use of social media. The most important thing that I took away from this class is that it is important to know your audience. Once I discovered the type of content that my different audiences liked, I saw a significant increase in the number of likes/favorites, comments/replies and shares/retweets I received. For example, I discovered that my Facebook friends and Instagram followers really enjoy seeing posts about my personal and academic achievements. However, that type of content does not appeal to my followers on Twitter. Due to the fact that I have established a more professional audience on Twitter, my followers enjoy more PR-related and professional development content. Once I made this distinction, I was able to do a much better job of ensuring that I post the ârightâ kind of content on the ârightâ social media platform.
My Twitter handle is @jolenaa_ann, and I have been active on Twitter for approximately one year and three months now. Twitter was one of my personal social media accounts that I wanted to focus on improving and advancing over the course of the semester. At the beginning of the semester, I set a goal to gain approximately 50 more Twitter followers. I also wanted to focus on gaining a more professional audience as well, such as public relations professionals, agencies, corporations, nonprofit organizations, etc. I knew that in order to gain the attention of those companies and individuals, I would have to conduct research on the companies and professionals I especially wanted to connect with and make a conscious effort to post content relevant to them.
I began the semester with 230 tweets, and I followed 43 of my 57 followers. On average, I received approximately one retweet and/or favorite for every five of my tweets. During the semester, I managed to exceed my goal of gaining 50 new followers. I now have 577 tweets, and I am following 81 of my 108 followers. I now receive approximately one retweet and/or favorite for every two of my tweets. I also succeeded in growing my professional audience as well.
I am JoLena Broussard on Facebook, and I have been active on the platform for approximately three years and three months now. I began the semester with 550 friends, and I struggled greatly with maintaining a consistent presence on Facebook. On average, I received approximately three âlikesâ per post. In order to increase my consistency, I set a goal of working to integrate content I post on my Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, and LinkedIn onto my Facebook page. I also set a goal to increase my average number of âlikesâ per post from three to five.
I have made great improvements on my Facebook account throughout the course of the semester. I now have 585 friends, and I have managed to make more than 50 posts. I have managed to exceed my goal of wanting to increase my average number of âlikesâ from three to five as I now receive an average of 18 âlikesâ per post.
My Instagram username is @jolenaa_ann, and my account has been active for approximately one year now. I began the semester with 38 posts and following 209 of my 214 followers. On average, I received approximately 17 âlikesâ per post. I primarily struggled to maintain a consistent presence on Instagram, but by working to integrate content across my various social platforms, I managed to improve my consistency. I now have 56 posts, and I am following 286 of my 275 followers. I also managed to increase my average number of âlikesâ from 17 to 27.
I am JoLena Broussard on LinkedIn, and I began the semester having 85 connections. My LinkedIn goal for the semester was to establish 100 connections, and I especially wanted to focus on making connections with public relations professionals. I actually managed to exceed my goal by connecting with 115 individuals with a majority of the connections being PR professionals.Â
My Tumblr posts can be viewed here! I began the semester with eight posts, and I only had one follower. I struggled greatly with getting into the habit of posting regularly. So, I was absolutely thrilled that blogging was a requirement for the strategic social media class. At the end of the semester, I now have 18 posts and three followers. I definitely plan to continue blogging. However, I still need to work on establishing an audience for my blog. In order to do this, I intend to do a better job of promoting my blog on my other social media platforms.
The only goal I set for the semester that I did not achieve was my goal to post at least five relevant videos on Vine. I created my Vine account at the beginning of the semester, and I currently have zero posts and zero followers. However, I am following one viner. Although, I did not manage to establish a presence on Vine this semester, I do plan to eventually figure out how things work on that social media platform.
I also created a Hootsuite account at the beginning of the semester. After having a class that taught me about the many functions of Hootsuite, I now feel comfortable and familiar with the platform. If I ever take on a position that requires me to manage social media accounts, I will definitely utilize Hootsuite to manage them.
An additional goal I set for myself this semester was to create a personal website to showcase my professional work. I am determined to strengthen my online brand, and I definitely believe the best way to accomplish this is through the creation of my own website. I currently have an about.me page, but I believe my own website, jolenabroussard.com, would certainly set me apart to potential employers. I have not launched my personal website yet, but I have began to work on it. I plan to finalize all aspects of my website during the summer and launch it then.
Overall, the Mass Communication 4002 Strategic Social Media class was very effective. Each day in class I learned something new I could do to improve my effectiveness on social media. By strategically applying all that I learned in class, I have achieved great success on my personal social media platforms! I owe all the credit to my professor Paige Brown for helping me to advance my knowledge in the strategic use of social media!
Competing in the Miss LSU-USA Pageant on Sunday, March 23, 2014 was truly an experience of a lifetime! A special thank you to God for the many blessings He has bestowed upon me and also like to my family and friends for always being there to support me and cheer me on! This was truly a night to remember! đđđŤ

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#MassCommHangout
 My video campaign called all LSU Manship School of Mass Communication students to use the unique hashtag #MassCommHangout to let everyone know when they were hanging out in the Manship School Journalism Building. I deployed my video on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram on Friday, March 14 and monitored social media activity over the next five days by measuring exposure, engagement and influence.
The free social media measurement tool I chose to use to monitor my hashtag #MassCommHangout was TweetReach.com. The TweetReach report showed that the estimated reach was 2,548 accounts, and the exposure was 3,017 impressions. The activity for #MassCommHangout over five days was six tweets (five tweets and one retweet) by three contributors (@jolenaa_ann, @ManshipSchool and @_KristinWhite). The TweetReach report also showed the number of impressions generated by each contributor: @ManshipSchool = 2,458 impressions; @jolenaa_ann = 404 impressions; and @_KristinWhite = 155 impressions).
After monitoring my video campaign over the course of five days, I found that my engagement and influence was fairly low. I think my call to use the unique hashtag #MassCommHangout would have achieved greater success if the timing was better. My video campaign took place on Friday through Tuesday, and there were no exciting guest speakers, student organization meetings or significant events that took place during that time frame. I would definitely like to create a similar video campaign that calls Manship students to action during an exciting time for the Manship School to compare the two campaigns to see just how much of a factor timing is.
A complete breakdown of my #MassCommHangout video campaign on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram:
On Facebook, I made three posts regarding my video campaign. My first post received one like and more than 60 views. My second post received two likes, and my third post received three likes. None of my Manship Facebook friends used the unique hashtag.
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On Twitter, I made four posts. My first post received one retweet from the Manship School of Mass Communication and two favorites. My second and third post did not receive any engagement. My fourth post received one favorite. On Twitter, only one user used the unique hashtag #MassCommHangout.
Let #manship4002 know when you're hanging out in the @ManshipSchool Journalism Building using #MassCommHangout! http://t.co/cOyv0EGWqj
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 14, 2014
Don't forget to use the hashtag #MassCommHangout when you're in the @ManshipSchool Journalism Bldg! http://t.co/c7TAR2gPNU #manship4002
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 17, 2014
Everyone in the @ManshipSchool Journalism Bldg. say, "I!" Use the hashtag #MassCommHangout if you're hanging out! #GeauxManship #manship4002
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 18, 2014
I'm hanging out in the Journalism Bldg waiting to be interviewed for @ManshipSchool Ambassadors! #MassCommHangout #GeauxManship #manship4002
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 18, 2014
Just finished an interview and now I'm waiting for @jolenaa_ann in the @ManshipSchool Journalism Building! #MassCommHangout #GeauxManship
â Kristin White (@_KristinWhite) March 18, 2014
On Instagram, I made two posts. I used Statigram.com to measure my engagement on Instagram. The campaign video received 6 likes, and the screenshot of my third Twitter post received five likes and one comment.Â
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 Measuring Social Media EngagementÂ
Engage! Engage! Engage! Social media is all about engaging with your audience!
Over the weekend, my strategic social media professor instructed the class to monitor and measure our social media engagement on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for all tweets, pictures and/or statuses we posted. We measured our engagement by calculating a score based on the number of likes/favorites, comments/replies and shares/regrams/retweets our content received. Likes/favorites were worth 1 point; comments/replies were worth 3 points; and shares/regrams/retweets were worth 5 points.
I predicted that I would receive the most engagement with my audience on Facebook then Instagram then Twitter. I have learned that my audience responds well to content relating to my family and significant personal achievements. Therefore, on Saturday, I chose to post a picture of my family and me tailgating at LSU, and a picture of me to announce my participation in the 2014 Miss LSU-USA Pageant. On Sunday, I chose to experiment with something new, and I posted a quote from the Serenity Prayer.
My family picture received 24 likes and four comments on Facebook; 33 likes on Instagram; and two replies, three favorites and one retweet on Twitter. My pageant headshot received 52 likes and six comments on Facebook; 42 likes on Instagram; and no engagement on Twitter. My Serenity Prayer quote received 15 likes on Facebook and one like and one retweet on Twitter. The final scores for my measuring social media engagement weekend assignment were 121 points for Facebook, 75 points for Instagram and 20 points for Twitter.
Based on the final scores, I found that my predictions were correct as I did receive the most engagement on Facebook then Instagram then Twitter. This assignment helped me to realize that while content relating to my family and personal achievements appeals to my audience on Facebook and Instagram, it is not as appealing to my audience on Twitter. I now know that I need to monitor my audience on Twitter more closely to determine exactly what kind of content my followers are most interested in.Â
The measuring social media engagement weekend assignment was definitely very beneficial! I also had a lot of fun monitoring the number of likes I received, and engaging with those who commented on my posts!
Measuring Social Media Engagement Weekend Assignment Posts:
Facebook Score = 121 points
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Instagram Score = 75 points
 Twitter Score = 20 points
Spending time with the family at the @LSUFamily crawfish boil tailgate! #LSUSpringEvent #GeauxTigers #LSUBaseball pic.twitter.com/Jc99k7SzZZ
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 8, 2014
Honored to compete in the @MissLSUUSA Pageant on Sunday, March 23 at 6pm. Thanks for the headshot @kaelar_williams! pic.twitter.com/gN9YZX1OXW
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 9, 2014
.@ErinMKenna @LSUFamily Yes ma'am! I was there! My family & I enjoyed it! You were hard at work so we just didn't get the chance to say hey!
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 9, 2014
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference.
â JoLena Ann Broussard (@jolenaa_ann) March 9, 2014
It comes as a great honor to be competing in the 2014 Miss LSU-USA Pageant on Sunday, March 23 at 6 p.m. in the LSU Student Union Theater! A special thank you to @kaelar for the beautiful headshot! @misslsuusa #MissLSUUSA
Loving my new scenic career portraits! #GeauxImPRint #GeauxPRSSA
The Art of StorytellingÂ
As I take the time to look beyond just the typical bedroom that is present, I am more and more able to realize that every aspect of the room is indeed essential to uncovering and understanding the spontaneous yet reserved and intellectual dweller named JoLena Ann Broussard. The first words that immediately come to my mind are from the poem titled Butterfly Wishes by an unknown author. âI'd love to fly with you / And sail around the way you do. / It looks like it would be such fun / To fly as freely as you have done.â
If every object present in JoLenaâs bedroom could talk, each and every item would gladly enjoy telling one about the spontaneous yet reserved and intellectual young lady that resides there. From the pattern of her bedspread to the entrance into her room, everything has a meaning and a purpose. The room truly does reveal everything about JoLena. Discovering that I too serve as a symbolic representation of the ownerâs life, I have chosen to make her home my new home. As long as she continues to embrace her free individuality, I will continue to appear flying freely at the top of the room.
Photo taken by JoLena Broussard
I chose to demonstrate the art of storytelling by beginning my post with a creative piece that not only told a story through words but also through a picture. From the video, Lessons in Brand Storytelling from Winning the Story Wars, I learned that according to Jonah Sachs, CEO of Free Range and author of Winning the Story Wars, communication is now entering "the digitoral era." Sachs explained how communication has evolved and advanced throughout the years moving from "the oral tradition era" to "the broadcast era" to "the digitoral era." Sachs said the digitoral era is taking us back to our oral tradition roots, and as we enter a new digitally empowered oral tradition, the importance of storytelling will once again rise to the forefront in a way that it was never needed quite so deeply in the broadcast era. Therefore, it is essential that brands embrace this concept and once again focus on the art of storytelling.
Sachs began by defining what a story is. He said stories are containers of values, and essentially, a story has three parts: the surface, the moral of the story and the core values. Sachs went on to provide five brand marketing transformation tips on how to give life and character to oneâs âstory:â
You're Not the Hero -Â Brands should characterize the audience as the hero and the brand as the mentor.
Access Your Inner Yoda -Â You are the mentor in the story, and you need to be fully human.
Be a Vehicle for Values -Â Story engagement focuses on high human values such as truth, love for others, hard work, and community.
Share Something that Matters -Â Brands should focus on their core values by teaching a core compelling truth and/or stretching audience understanding of the world.
Be a Freak ⌠or a Cheat - It is essential to develop characters that are unlike anyone has ever seen before to make your story memorable.
Nike Embraces the Art of Storytelling:
An example of a brand that I believe is doing an excellent job of embracing the art of storytelling is Nike. Nike is truly excelling in characterizing itself as the mentor and its audience as the hero. The brand has targeted the human value of hard work for more than 25 years now with its âJust Do Itâ slogan. The slogan is a story in itself as the three words have served as motivation for many.
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Nike always shares something that matters. I believe the encouraging words, âEverything You Need Is Already Inside,â speak for themselves. Nike truly values its audience, and allows its audience to tailor the underlying core values of each "story" to their own personal lives.
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 âMore than ever we are living in a participatory culture where most everyone has the capability to shoot, share and create media.â â Q Media Solutions
The topic of discussion in my Mass Communication 4002 Strategic Social Media Class has been all about Instagram. Our professor Paige Brown provided us with great tips and guidelines on how to be successful âinstagramers.â The major tips for excelling on Instagram were to be true to your brand, share unique experiences, find beauty everywhere, inspire action and know your audience.
Brown provided the class with a few "Getting Started" tips. These included filling out your Instagram profile completely, tagging your pictures with relevant hashtags, tagging other users in relevant posts, engaging with others by liking and commenting on pictures you find interesting, and sharing your Instagram posts on other social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Brown also provided the class with âTaking Good Pictures" tips. She encouraged us to shoot during golden hour (sunrise/sunset hours), get closer and create depth, try unique perspectives (shoot from down low or straight above), and match âfiltersâ to the mood of photos.
After a few days of lecture, our professor provided us with the opportunity to put what we had been learning in the classroom into action. She organized a class Instagram field trip. On Friday, Feb. 14, 2014, Brown instructed the class to break into groups of four or five and venture off onto LSUâs campus to get five photos that embodied the theme of âCommunity, Relationships and LSU Core Values.â Each group was also instructed to create a unique and engaging hashtag centered around the theme. Our professor encouraged us to be as creative and artistic as possible with our images, using photography basics and unique ways to show community and relationships at LSU.
 My groupâs creative photos and unique hashtag are displayed below:
 #OneOfAKindLSU
Photo taken by @the_goldengreek
#OneOfAKindLSU
Photo taken by @b_radwill
Diversity is a gift from life! Here at #LSU, we all live together, yet we all experience life so differently. It's a great opportunity to see life from a new perspective and experience a whole new world that we didn't see before. Appreciate the diversity in your life! #OneOfAKindLSU
Photo taken by @the_goldengreek
#OneOfAKindLSU
Photo taken by @b_radwill
The pillars to success! #LSU succeeds when its students succeed. #OneOfAKindLSU
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Are you feeling the love on campus today? #OneOfAKindLSU
Photo taken by @the_goldengreek
#OneOfAKindLSU
Growth happens the moment you decide to put forth effort.