Many factors could steer you to one platform over another. When you talk with the social media team, they can explain the different platforms and help point you in the right direction. We normally recommend starting with either Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter.
The largest social network. Great for reaching younger members and international audiences. Ideal for sharing photos from recent member events, along with updates and articles about the civil engineering profession.
ASCE Accounts to follow:
- ASCE Headquarters: ASCE Facebook
- Government Relations: Save America’s Infrastructure
- ASCE Foundation: ASCE Foundation page
- ASCE Younger Members: Younger Member page
A micro-blogging site where people share 280-character tweets and photos. Twitter is ideal for short, frequent updates and real-time conversations around events like the Multi-Region Leadership Conference for the ASCE Convention.
ASCE Accounts to follow:
- ASCE Headquarters: @ASCEtweets
- ASCE Government Relations: @ASCEGovRel
- GeoTechnical Institute: @GeoInstitute
- Structural Engineering Institute: @ASCE_SEI
- Environmental & Water Resources Institute: @ASCE_EWRI
- Transportation & Development Institute: @ASCE_TDI
- Construction Institute: @CI_ASCE
- Utility Engineering & Surveying Institute: @UESI_ASCE
A social network that connects professionals. Ideal for hosting discussions, posting industry-related questions, and sharing articles with your fellow professionals.
ASCE Accounts to follow:
- ASCE Company Page
- ASCE LinkedIn Group
- UESI Showcase Page
- Continuing Education Showcase Page
- ASCE Structural Engineering Group
- ASCE Geotechnical Engineering Group
- ASCE Younger Member Group
A photo and video sharing platform. Great for reaching students and younger members.
ASCE accounts to follow:
- ASCE Headquarters: asce_hq
- ASCE Bridges Contest: asce_bridgepics
- ASCE Younger Members: asce_yms
- ASCE Foundation: ascefoundationphil