Reiwa PR Conducts 'Strategic SNS Usage' Training for JA Nagasaki Members: A 'Map and Compass' for PR Reverse-Engineered from Goals
Reiwa PR held an online SNS strategy seminar and workshop for PR representatives of JA Nagasaki and its regional organizations on February 24, 2026. The training aimed to move beyond simple announcements to strategic fan engagement and business problem-solving.
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Reiwa PR Inc. (Representative Director: Mika Ozawa) conducted an online SNS utilization seminar and workshop for PR representatives of Japan Agriculture (JA) and its regional organizations during the 'FY2025 Second Half PR Research Meeting' hosted by the Nagasaki Agricultural Cooperative Central Association (JA Nagasaki Central Association) on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
As interest in 'food' and 'agriculture' among younger generations becomes more diverse, information dissemination via SNS has become indispensable even for JA branches rooted in local communities. In this training, PR representatives from across the prefecture gathered to learn strategic planning for choosing the most appropriate SNS platforms based on their respective organizational goals. They also shared practical know-how through actual account audits.
Background of the Event
Currently, many local governments and organizations operate SNS accounts such as Instagram, but voices from the field often say, 'Posting itself has become the goal,' or 'I don't know which medium suits my company.' Especially for JA PR, which is responsible for building fans among local residents, cooperative members, and the next generation, it is difficult to convey the true charm of the organization or the passion of the staff through simple 'announcements' of events alone.
To address these challenges, Reiwa PR proposed strategic operation reverse-engineered from the purpose and target (WHO), rather than just operating SNS aimlessly. By redefining the characteristics of each medium (Instagram / X / YouTube / Facebook / TikTok / LINE / Podcast, etc.) and visualizing the 'atmosphere' of the organization, they provided a 'Map and Compass' to link PR activities to solving management issues such as sales and recruitment.
Details of the Day
The event was structured to help participants understand the background of fan building through PR and to take home specific PR methods that could be implemented immediately. The goal was to share concrete techniques for success.
Part 1: Lecture
First, the lecture explained the shift in PR from traditional 'self-promotion' to 'value proposition' delivered to society. Participants organized their current situations using the PESO theory and learned the importance of 'Top-of-Mind' awareness. Subsequently, from the perspective of fan building, UGC (User Generated Content), the ULSSAS purchasing cycle model, and the algorithm mechanisms of X and Instagram were introduced. Diverse examples, such as local government fan clubs and trending social media posts from food manufacturers, were also shared.
Regarding the use of SNS platforms, each medium was organized along two axes: 'Spreadability' and 'Fan Building/Trust Building.' Furthermore, three key points for PR activities using SNS were presented: '1. Target Setting (WHO), 2. Consideration of Media Used (WHERE), and 3. Communicating through Narrative (HOW).'
As interest in 'food' and 'agriculture' among younger generations becomes more diverse, information dissemination via SNS has become indispensable even for JA branches rooted in local communities. In this training, PR representatives from across the prefecture gathered to learn strategic planning for choosing the most appropriate SNS platforms based on their respective organizational goals. They also shared practical know-how through actual account audits.
Background of the Event
Currently, many local governments and organizations operate SNS accounts such as Instagram, but voices from the field often say, 'Posting itself has become the goal,' or 'I don't know which medium suits my company.' Especially for JA PR, which is responsible for building fans among local residents, cooperative members, and the next generation, it is difficult to convey the true charm of the organization or the passion of the staff through simple 'announcements' of events alone.
To address these challenges, Reiwa PR proposed strategic operation reverse-engineered from the purpose and target (WHO), rather than just operating SNS aimlessly. By redefining the characteristics of each medium (Instagram / X / YouTube / Facebook / TikTok / LINE / Podcast, etc.) and visualizing the 'atmosphere' of the organization, they provided a 'Map and Compass' to link PR activities to solving management issues such as sales and recruitment.
Details of the Day
The event was structured to help participants understand the background of fan building through PR and to take home specific PR methods that could be implemented immediately. The goal was to share concrete techniques for success.
Part 1: Lecture
First, the lecture explained the shift in PR from traditional 'self-promotion' to 'value proposition' delivered to society. Participants organized their current situations using the PESO theory and learned the importance of 'Top-of-Mind' awareness. Subsequently, from the perspective of fan building, UGC (User Generated Content), the ULSSAS purchasing cycle model, and the algorithm mechanisms of X and Instagram were introduced. Diverse examples, such as local government fan clubs and trending social media posts from food manufacturers, were also shared.
Regarding the use of SNS platforms, each medium was organized along two axes: 'Spreadability' and 'Fan Building/Trust Building.' Furthermore, three key points for PR activities using SNS were presented: '1. Target Setting (WHO), 2. Consideration of Media Used (WHERE), and 3. Communicating through Narrative (HOW).'