#OnEBoardChat November Roundup: Climate Change Communication, Photos Storage & Sharing, Google Maps Tips, Google Ads Benefits
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December Topics
- December 4 OnEBoard Commitment 2023 (join OnEBoard for the live chat on YouTube!)
- December 11 Jam session (host: @ninatrakova)
- December 18 Google Drive on the Go (host: @ninatrankova)
- December 25 Christmas Holiday (no chat)
November 6 Google Partner Benefits
Host: Molly Youngblood (@mygeigermeister)Q1 (link): What are the Google Partners program education and insight benefits?
Q2 (link): What are the Google Partners program access and support benefits?
Q3 (link): What are the Google Partners recognition and rewards benefits?
Highlights:
A1: The program is designed for agencies and third party advertisers who manage Google Ads for clients. There are three requirements; Optimization score of 70% or better; 90 day ad spend of $10,000 or more and annual certification with 80% or better pass rate for each type of ad
— Molly Youngblood (@mygeigermeister) November 6, 2022
Once you have met the partner requirements you can display your badge on a website, email and social media
— Molly Youngblood (@mygeigermeister) November 6, 2022
Also you get listed in the directory and if you complete quarterly goals you get access to the Google Partners store where you can redeem your points for Google Swag
A1-2 There's also the Google Parner Advantage Program for Small and Medium
— Nina Trankova - 🇧🇬4🇺🇦OnEBoardChat (@NinaTrankova) November 6, 2022
Business (SMB), Corporate, and Enterprise. It's focused on innovation with Google Cloud. https://t.co/Zavy9T8HQA #GooglePartners #OnEBoardChat
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November 13 Google Maps Besties
Host: Nina Trankova (@ninatrankova)Q1 (link): Tell us your fun Google Maps story
Q2 (link): Have you tried eco-friendly routing?
Q3 (link): Are you a contributor to Google Maps?
Highlights
A3: a fun personal story with Maps > I got my credit card back from the police in Bruneck, South Tyrol, thanks to my public Google Maps profile. A digital savvy policeman Googled and located me. #GoogleMapsBesties #OnEBoardChat
— Nina Trankova - 🇧🇬4🇺🇦OnEBoardChat (@NinaTrankova) November 13, 2022
Google Map, nous a bien servi pour la recherche de location pour la Sardaigne ,Italie, et c est appréciable, de savoir et connaître des nouveaux lieux de vacances. 😀
— Uras Brigitte (@BrigitteUras) November 13, 2022
Once put in the pub name we were to visit and pressed Navigate. Only 80 miles away from the correct pub , lesson learned.
— David Farrell (@Masonicmoron) November 13, 2022
A1 One of the newer Google Maps features that I like is setting up a notification for when someone arrives at a particular place (with their permission). Very useful when I was picking someone up at the airport, and I could see they arrived in the terminal. #OnEBoardChat
— Peggy K (@PeggyKTC) November 13, 2022
I didn't realize I had the fuel efficient routes setting turned on! pic.twitter.com/oJMq6lSvTB
— Peggy K (@PeggyKTC) November 13, 2022
Yes! I've been contributing to @Googlemaps for years as a Google Local Guide! Sheesh I think I have contributed since 2014, currently I'm a level 8 local guide but in working to be a level 9 #OnEBoardChat
— Molly Youngblood (@mygeigermeister) November 13, 2022
A3. The best part about being a Google Maps contributor is connecting and following other local guides. I'm up to a level 8 myself, as well. https://t.co/jYzfiCblPY
— Mark Barrus 🌎 Digital Marketing (@MarkBarrusHypno) November 14, 2022
I give Karen V. Chin the credit for getting me started. #OnEBoardChat #localguides #GoogleMaps
A3: yes, I'm a Google Local Guide in L8 currently.
— Monika Schmidt🇺🇦😷2screws💙💛 (@moniscope) November 13, 2022
There's a community for q&a where to receive latest insights and discuss issues ideas innovations. #LoveLocal💙#OnEBoaedChat💚💙
November 20 Storing and Sharing Photos Online
Host: Peggy K (@peggyktc)Q1 (link): Do you back up your photos in the cloud?
Q2 (link): Do you publicly share your photos online?
Q3 (link): How do you enjoy the digital photos you have taken?
Highlights
I use mostly iCloud and OneDrive as backup. Google Drive for daily use.
— Ros Boundy (@rosboundy) November 21, 2022
Very nice sharing momentum, spreading good vibes 🫶🍀🎶 @moniscope #OnEBoardChat
— Nina Trankova - 🇧🇬4🇺🇦OnEBoardChat (@NinaTrankova) November 20, 2022
A1. I use cloud services: Google Photos, plus an Auto update to a Dropbox folder called "Camera Uploads". I also use IFTTT to Auto upload to a Google Drive folder to access them in Windows File Explore.#OnEBoardChat
— Mark Barrus 🌎 Digital Marketing (@MarkBarrusHypno) November 20, 2022
A3: I enjoy the photos I take in a variety of ways, a recommended collage of photos of my daughter I bought as a print and framed, I also use my photos as screen saver on my phone (my daughter at the park) and share them via text with my family and friends #OnEBoardChat
— Molly Youngblood (@mygeigermeister) November 20, 2022
A2 for example here’s an album of our trip to the UK and the Blue Ridge Parkway. I sent the link to friends on the first day and they would be notified with each new photo. Kind of like my own private Facebook. https://t.co/P5oY8FDet3 #onEboardChat
— chrisguld (@chrisguld) November 20, 2022
November 27 Communicating Climate Change
Host: Svetlana Stavreva (@stavreva)Q1 (link): Do you believe people are “climate change”-literate?
Q2 (link): Do you believe companies and organizations are “climate change”-literate?
Q3 (link): Where does “climate change”-literacy begin?
Highlights
#OnEBoardChat Let’s maybe start by calling it a climate crisis - words matter. Even the most optimistic studies point to a crisis, not just a “dramatic change”. From a comms point of view this is not risk comms but emergency risk comms.
— Philippe Borremans (@HoratioNelson) November 27, 2022
#OnEBoardChat - true, but how many parents know how to bring difficult conversations to the table with their children? Also, risk perceptions about climate crisis are very diverse depending on your beliefs, experiences, knowledge etc…
— Philippe Borremans (@HoratioNelson) November 27, 2022
A3: literacy starts with sustainable local policies such as bicycle lanes and culture in the family. Communicate what you experience 🦸♀️ #CimateChangeComms #OnEBoardChat pic.twitter.com/HmxQMsEIvF
— Nina Trankova - 🇧🇬4🇺🇦OnEBoardChat (@NinaTrankova) November 27, 2022
true, however, as they say, the best way to fix our future is to engage actively and be part of the solution instead of being part of the problem. #ClimateChangeEducation can help I believe https://t.co/WtbI9q0kfD
— Svetlana (@Stavreva) November 27, 2022
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