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Your Opinion on this Short Conservation Video Means the World to Us

How do we make water conservation interesting? Entertaining? Even sexy?

You can help us learn how. Please take two minutes, watch this video, and give us your thoughts on length, entertainment value, DYI info, silliness, etc.

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Your comments are hugely appreciated. Let your voice be heard below. We’ll even pick out a couple comments at random and send the folks a FREE Water – Use It Wisely shirt for helping out.

Thank you.

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How to Promote Water Conservation thru Online Social Media

Picture 2What’s Happening in Vegas Isn’t Staying in Vegas

If you’re anywhere near Las Vegas Friday morning, and your interested in how to use online social media for water conservation, stop by the Southpoint Hotel and Conference Center for the WaterSmart Innovation Conference. I’m presenting my fishing analogy for deploying social media at 9 am.

The Water – Use It Wisely conservation campaign was one of the first in the water-saving business to have a focused, comprehensive strategy for online social media to share its 100+ ways to save water.

Water - Use It Wisely Posters

Water - Use It Wisely Posters

Here’s how we go fishing using social media:

  1. We consider the Water – Use It Wisely website as our wharf where we process the fish we catch. In this case, the process is to offer a wealth of conservation information to consumers thirsty for content, including 100+ water-saving tips.
  2. To get them to the wharf, we go trolling in the sea of prospects with our blog. We lure in folks with timely information on how they can start saving water and money now.
  3. To reach as many people with our blog as possible, we cast the content through a number of social media fishing lines, including Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. And we make our content easy to share by including links to Digg, StumbleUpon, LinkedIn, MySpace and more.

You can review my entire fishing analogy social media presentation on SlideShare.

I am also looking forward to tailoring this presentation for the Texas Regional Water Conference in Fort Worth on Tuesday, November 11. For those of you attending that workshop, feel free to review my landing page, Sustainable Social Media 101, and send me any questions you have prior to the event. That way I can focus my presentation to your needs.

And whether you’re in Vegas or Fort Worth, be sure to stop by a say hello.

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IBM Shows Why, How to Conserve Water with Compelling New Video.

(The following post is recycled from our Water – Use It Wisely conservation website.)

Making water conservation easy to understand is one of the biggest challenges we face everyday. Here’s a great example of how IBMs’ “A Smarter Planet” series is combining creative and simple ways to show you how important and easy conserving water really is…

Do you know of a great example of water conservation or other sustainable videos? Please share.

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Glad We Weren’t #2. It Pays To Have A Green Niche.

I’m proud to announce that ProfessorToilet.com named the Water – Use It Wisely blog the “Best Water Conservation Blog” in its poll on its vastly popular website.  And with this recent post featuring an off-beat TV spot from Brazil, it’s no wonder WUIW is #1.

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New Website Welcomes Green, Sustainable and Social Cause Videos

Matt Dibble of Detroit shows us the merits of composting in one of his latest videos. I particularly like his shirt. It came from our Water – Use It Wisely conservation campaign. Thanks for the promo, Matt!

Compost Happens from Six Minute Men on Vimeo.

picture-11Matt has started a new venture called Detroit Guerrilla Video where creatives looking for an outlet can use the new blog & network to showcase their stuff.

Also, if you’ll allow me one last shameless plug for water conservation, our water-saving-tip-of-the-day widget is now available. Click on the widget to add it to your site.

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