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    1. Your organization sucks online … Let’s fix that … Justin Hart Atrium Strategies
    2. Anatomy of an online campaign
      • Challenge: build momentum for a candidate in an underdog race.
      • Solution : Take advantage of the newfound interest around social networking in politics and get earned media for innovative use of technology.
      November 2008 Jan 2009 February 2009 December 2008 > Conservatives form online activist groups like #TCOT in wake of November elections > Ride the wave of Twitter enthusiasm with an online donation engine > Develop TweetforChuck.com Launch with specific goals and targets > Compliment buzz to highlight full new media capabilities > Candidate featured on front page of the WSJ with photo > Won award for use of Twitter in politics
    3. THE RESULT!
    4. Backgrounder
      • Internet Strategist for Fortune 500 companies
      • Currently, Director, New Media Chuck DeVore for Senate
      • Founder MyManMitt.com
      • CEO of Atrium Strategies
      • iPhone applications
    5. Invocation – Starting Principles
      • Focus - Fox and the Hedgehog
        • Jim Collins – Good to Great
      • Innovation – Courage to see the future
        • Clayton Christensen – The Innovator’s Dilemma
      • Persistence – The Flywheel
        • Jim Collins – Built to Last
      • Opportunity and Change
        • Chris Anderson – The Long Tail
    6. A Methodology
      • Establish and Refine Vision
      • Build a Strategy
      • Identify Tactics
      • Roadmap Projects
      • Identify Campaigns
    7. Vision
      • Why does our organization exist?
      • What was the impetus behind the launch of your organization?
      • What does the world look like 10 years down the road?
      • What is it that you can do that NO ONE ELSE will?
      • Do you have a mission and vision statement?
    8. Vision: Lighted Candle Society
      • The Lighted Candle Society is the nationwide community of concerned citizens dedicated to the eradication of pornography.
      • We envision a society where pornography is widely shunned, spurned and recognized as a threat to society. We foresee a future where serious consequences await those that produce and distribute sexually explicit material.
      • In pursuit of this vision, the Lighted Candle Society 1) supports civil litigation against those that profit from pornography, 2) finances scientific research to study the effects of pornography and 3) publishes information to help families combat the scourge of pornography.
    9. Your Primal Brand
      • "the creation story”
      • "the creed”
      • "the icons”
      • "the rituals”
      • "the pagans”
      • "the sacred words”
      • "the leader"
    10. Know your audience
      • Contributors: “The Core” – This group demands the most attention and respect.
      • Advocates: “Ground Troops” – the people we call on to sacrifice and take action.
      • Subscribers: “The Field” – focus here on conversion to higher levels.
      • Visitors: “Virtual Targets” – Website visitors.
      • Potential Targets: “The rest” – Who would potentially support your org?.
    11. Online Strategy
      • What assets do you have in place already?
      • What assets will you need to make it online?
      • Define your audiences? Who are they?
      • What are your online goals?
      • Plus and Delta
      • 4 Strategic Pillars
        • Diagnose the Pain: Reflect the deepest pain of your audiences
        • Differentiate our Claims: Ability to distinguish our message.
        • Demonstrate the Gain: Tangible and compelling results to our audience.
        • Deliver: In the end, you must deliver what we promise
    12. Next Steps
    13. Example: Hannah Montana vs. GTA4
    14. Results
    15. Methodology
      • Based on the Proxicom Process
    16. Methodology defined
      • Plan – Identify project goals and objectives and create roadmap for meeting them
      • Define – Clearly understand business and technical requirements
      • Design – Invent a solution of components to deliver those requirements
      • Develop – Build and test solution components
      • Deploy – Install application components and implement processes
      • Conclude – Hand over project to client team for ongoing support, close project, and celebrate success
    17. Analysis: ATR.org
      • DELTA
      • DELTA
      • Aged website circa 2000
      • Too many navigation items
      • Not enough engaging elements to keep people around
      • No way to gather info up front
      • No SocNet reachout
      • No highlighting of “the leader”
    18. Extras – Recent Thinking From “Made to Stick”

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