Non-profit ROI Poetry Slam: The Return

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    1. The Return How the National Wildlife Federation ® captures return on investment through engagement using Twitter. Based on Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven , first published in 1845. As read by… Danielle Brigida Social Media Outreach Coordinator [email_address]
    2. What can we measure? Social interactions and what they stand for…
      • Potential Metrics to Track
      • # of Friends
      • People taking action
      • People blogging about us
      • People linking to us
      • People participating in programs
    3. I used Twitter to engage… … and learned what people liked. WILDLIFE
    4. Web Traffic From Twitter Page views nevermore?
    5. NWF’s Goals Are To Increase: $$ REVENUE $$ Engagement Reach
    6. I Continued Tracking…
      • Friends thru Social Media
      • People taking action
      • People blogging about us
      • People linking to us
      • People participating in programs
    7. Used “Listening” Tools
    8. Replies and Feedback
    9. A chance for program assistance?
    10. People share their wildlife sightings
    11. http://search.twitter.com
    12. NWF: Wildlife Watch on Robin in Park, Maryland #NWF
    13. Understanding Social Media
    14. Set Tangible Goals
      • 50 unique Twitter Users
      • 200 Wildlife sightings in first month
      • At least 5 tweets a day
    15. Combine Old and New Techniques NWF Press Release Blog
    16. Working Together Made It Possible to Integrate Twitter Twitter Feed On Our Website!
    17. Learn and Apply Originally uploaded to Flickr by Steven S. Study…then Test!
    18. Always Consider the Immeasurable Benefits...
    19. This I hope and so much more

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