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Cprf Teri Daly Presentation - Presentation Transcript
Track 2 A Three-Step Process to Building Communities And Your Coffers
Step 1: Build a community with social networking sites
Social Networking Sites
Facebook.com
Myspace.com
LinkedIn
Twitter
Ning
Social Vibe
Activation Examples:
Create a group
Create events
Create a cause
Syndicate content or fundraising widgets
The multiple applications of Twitter
Step 1: Build a community with social networking sites
Social Bookmarking Sites
digg
del.icio.us
Activation Examples:
Making your content portable and promoting into bookmarking sites
Step 1: Build a community with social networking sites
Video Sharing Sites
YouTube – www.youtube.com
Google Video – http://video.google.com
Viddler – www.viddler.com
Daily Motion – www.dailymotion.com
Ustream – www.ustream.com
Activation Examples:
Creating branded channels
Setting up live streams
Step 2: Tools and techniques for creating a sustainable dialogue with your community
Outreach:
Join their communities, invite them back to yours
Avoid drive-bys and self-serving posts
Syndicate information:
Tell real stories in as many ways as possible including video, photos and quotes from people benefiting from the project/organization in order to create a real connection to what the money is being raised for.
How do you syndicate?
RSS feeds
Newsroom 2.0
Step 2: Tools and techniques for creating a sustainable dialogue with your community How do you syndicate? Tutorial URL: http://rssgov.com/rssworkshop.html
Newsroom 2.0 – Static to Dynamic 4,500 unique visitors per month 1.5 min / visit Search Results = BusinessWire 70,000 unique visitors per month 6 minutes / visit Search = Inbound Traffic
Step 3: How to leverage step 1 and 2 to ensure success for digital and mobile fundraising
Web
Create a fundraising page – Fundable.com
Ask for pledges – Pledgebank.com
Provide a fundraising widget – Chipin.com
Use existing fundraising sites – Change.org (on Facebook)
Launch an online store – CafePress.com
Step 3: How to leverage step 1 and 2 to ensure success for digital and mobile fundraising
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