Social Media Report
Social media is new and exciting – but where do you start?
You might have considered using social media to help your school nutrition program better-manage relationships with both parents and students. We know it’s not always easy to get started, so we created this report.
Inside, you’ll find helpful information about how people are using social media to talk about school and child nutrition.
Download the report today – it’s FREE!
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Here’s a preview of what you’ll find inside the report:
We took a look at three major social media websites, 
including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, to see how people were using them to talk about school and child nutrition. We found that industry professionals, schools, students, teachers, parents, mom bloggers, nutritional experts, interested business organizations, celebrities, and more are using social media to share information about school and child nutrition. Everyone is talking about what they are eating, reading, learning, and writing. They are sharing information, pictures, reports, lunch menus, and links to blogs, articles, tools, and videos. It’s clear that people care about the food they eat, and especially about the food that children eat.
The report can inform your strategy and help you connect with customers
Industry professionals can use this report to discover how their customers are using social media platforms. The data presented tells a vivid story of what is being said and how people speak about the industry. It shares unbiased and unfiltered data, rich with insight. For those interested, it will help inform and educate, pointing the direction to a foundationally strong social media strategy.
The report is FREE to download – you don’t need to provide your email or even sign up for a list. Download it today.
Thanks for a helpful report. I’m impressed with the time you took to gather your statistics and then weed out the irrelevant content.
There’s so much room for good nutritional information in social media, and I was somewhat discouraged to see that the Facebook groups dealing with nutrition are so small.