Visibility and communication are two requirements for all EU-funded projects and the EU is becoming more and more strict in making sure projects abide by its rules.
Press Release
In your Press Release always include a direct link to the project’s website www.nameoftheproject.eu and reference to Erasmus Plus programme. Please remind also to put the Erasmus+ logo and the disclaimer. The flag and the disclaimer in all EU languages are available in the European Commission official website: https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/about-eacea/visual-identity-and-logos-eacea/erasmus-visual-identity-and-logos_en
Basic rule is that the Erasmus+ logo should be in a prominent position and visible. People should be able to see it easily.
How Often And When Should I Post?
- Two publications a week is the recommended number to keep alive the social page.
- Follow the 7:1 rule for posting. On an average of 7 posts indirectly linked to the project area in which you are involved you should dedicate 1 post to celebrate your project’s milestone.
When Posting A Content, Please Use:
- Clear and short message
- Include the name of the project in your title or at the beginning of any publication
- Catchy content
- Pictures to drive attention (Instagram is only for picture with a brief message). Careful with royalties and property rights, make sure that anything you publish is Creative Commons or don’t forget to quote the source
- Build a community in your social networks creating a network of contacts sharing common interests related to project’s area and topic
- Make your posts relevant and of interest for your community to directly drive your target’s attention
