If You Oracle Then You Should Twitter Too

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This document provides tips and best practices for using social media, particularly Twitter, as an Oracle professional. It encourages developing an online professional network for career advancement, sharing knowledge and helping others. It offers suggestions for creating an authentic online persona, balancing personal and professional accounts, privacy settings, appropriate content, hashtags, app choices, and engaging with other Oracle communities beyond just Twitter. The document emphasizes quality over quantity of posts and participating in conversations naturally rather than forcing interactions.

ThatJeffSmith and DBAKevlar, (aka Jeff Smith and Kellyn Pot’Vin
Gorman of Oracle)

You Do ‘Oracle Stuff’
 Does Twitter have anything to offer me?
YES!!YES!!

Oracle Professionals are Here
 Developers
 DBAs
 Product Managers
 ACEs
 Students
 n00bs
 Everybody!

Some Oracle Folks…
 (Ask) Tom Kyte
 Bryn Llewellyn
 Kris Rice
 Joel Kallman
 Steven Feuerstein
 Maria Colgan
 Pete Sharman
 Patrick Wheeler
People whoPeople who
can helpcan help
you!you!

Why Social Media is Important
 Develop a Professional Network
 Relationships
 Stay Connected
 Share & Contribute
 Create & Manage Online Persona
 “Your network is your NET WORTH”
- -- smart person 2008?

Success Stories/Examples?
 Jobs & careers took to next level via Twitter
 Solve real problems OR Help real people
 People ‘know’ us before they meet us IRL –
easier to get accepted to speak at
conferences/meetings

Suggested Best Practices
 Decide type of social media presence/online
persona you want to present.
 But be authentic, find your ‘voice’
 Separate personal and professional
 Know what’s appropriate for each network
 Privacy settings for personal as appropriate

Branding is Important
RecognitionRecognition
ValueValue

Bio
 Give people a REASON to follow you
 Include a LINK
1. About.Me
2. LinkedIn
3. Blog/Website

Women and Social Media
 Use privacy settings to protect personal accounts/profiles.
 Mute anyone who provides only negative commentary to
social media feeds.
 Block anyone IMMEDIATELY who makes you
uncomfortable or threatens.
 Report anyone who is abusive, but do NOT reply or
respond to them .
Your social media presence is not online for others to abuse.

How Often Should I Tweet?
 How often do you have something
interesting to say or share?
 It’s Ok to have fun
 Don’t force it
 Probably > 1-2x a day
< 100x a day

Can I Mix Biz & Pleasure?
 All work makes Jeff a dull boy
 Only tweeting ‘work stuff’ might be safer,
but it’s wouldn’t be authentic – for me
 Make it easy for followers to decide if
they like you or not 

What to Tweet?
 Don’t try too hard
 Just jump into a
conversation – it’s how
Twitter works
 Use Hashtags – people
search/filter #Oracle
#SQLDev #OracleHelp

I HAVE TO TWEET FOR WORK
 You probably won’t be very good at it
 Empower your outgoing and SOCIAL
people to represent your organization
 Being on social won’t make you social –
or valuable.

Don’t Worry about Followers
 Especially if you don’t tweet very much!
 Worry more about following people that
make you:
Laugh
Better at your job
Smarter
Happy

Who Do I Follow?
 I made you a list!
 181 folks or so who are active and
associated with Oracle

What Twitter App?
 Twitter.com works just fine for most
 I like YoruFukurou (Macs Only)
Google translates
Fun to say!

Not Just Twitter!
 Stack Exchange
 Quora
 Reddit
 OTN Communities/Forums
 We are out there – listening, helping

We Don’t Speak on Behalf of Oracle
My blogs and on-line content come from
me, and only me. I am not an official
spokesperson for my employer, Oracle
Corp, nor do I speak on behalf of
Oracle.

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If You Oracle Then You Should Twitter Too

1. ThatJeffSmith and DBAKevlar, (aka Jeff Smith and Kellyn Pot’Vin Gorman of Oracle)

2. You Do ‘Oracle Stuff’  Does Twitter have anything to offer me? YES!!YES!!

3. Oracle Professionals are Here  Developers  DBAs  Product Managers  ACEs  Students  n00bs  Everybody!

4. Some Oracle Folks…  (Ask) Tom Kyte  Bryn Llewellyn  Kris Rice  Joel Kallman  Steven Feuerstein  Maria Colgan  Pete Sharman  Patrick Wheeler People whoPeople who can helpcan help you!you!

5. Why Social Media is Important  Develop a Professional Network  Relationships  Stay Connected  Share & Contribute  Create & Manage Online Persona  “Your network is your NET WORTH” - -- smart person 2008?

6. Success Stories/Examples?  Jobs & careers took to next level via Twitter  Solve real problems OR Help real people  People ‘know’ us before they meet us IRL – easier to get accepted to speak at conferences/meetings

7. Suggested Best Practices  Decide type of social media presence/online persona you want to present.  But be authentic, find your ‘voice’  Separate personal and professional  Know what’s appropriate for each network  Privacy settings for personal as appropriate

8. Branding is Important RecognitionRecognition ValueValue

9. So Don’t Be the Egg!  Don’t tie yourself to a brand or tech  Be your OWN brand, e.g. DBAKevlar

10. Bio  Give people a REASON to follow you  Include a LINK 1. About.Me 2. LinkedIn 3. Blog/Website

11. Women and Social Media  Use privacy settings to protect personal accounts/profiles.  Mute anyone who provides only negative commentary to social media feeds.  Block anyone IMMEDIATELY who makes you uncomfortable or threatens.  Report anyone who is abusive, but do NOT reply or respond to them . Your social media presence is not online for others to abuse.

12. Tweeting

13. How Often Should I Tweet?  How often do you have something interesting to say or share?  It’s Ok to have fun  Don’t force it  Probably > 1-2x a day < 100x a day

14. Can I Mix Biz & Pleasure?  All work makes Jeff a dull boy  Only tweeting ‘work stuff’ might be safer, but it’s wouldn’t be authentic – for me  Make it easy for followers to decide if they like you or not 

15. What to Tweet?  Don’t try too hard  Just jump into a conversation – it’s how Twitter works  Use Hashtags – people search/filter #Oracle #SQLDev #OracleHelp

16. I HAVE TO TWEET FOR WORK  You probably won’t be very good at it  Empower your outgoing and SOCIAL people to represent your organization  Being on social won’t make you social – or valuable.

17. Don’t Worry about Followers  Especially if you don’t tweet very much!  Worry more about following people that make you: Laugh Better at your job Smarter Happy

18. Who Do I Follow?  I made you a list!  181 folks or so who are active and associated with Oracle

19. What Twitter App?  Twitter.com works just fine for most  I like YoruFukurou (Macs Only) Google translates Fun to say!

20. Not Just Twitter!  Stack Exchange  Quora  Reddit  OTN Communities/Forums  We are out there – listening, helping

21. Don’t forget your shirt/hat

22. We Don’t Speak on Behalf of Oracle My blogs and on-line content come from me, and only me. I am not an official spokesperson for my employer, Oracle Corp, nor do I speak on behalf of Oracle.

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