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    1. Tell The Story NOW! Using social media in nonprofits
    2. Tell the Story NOW!
      • Margaret L Palmiter, PhD
        • Palmiter Consulting , LLC
        • Tell the Story Now
        • Photos by Peggy
        • The Women Speak
      • Nancy A Chandler, MSW, ACSW
        • CEO Georgia Center for Child Advocacy
    3. Are you On?
      • The Web?
      • Facebook ?
      • MySpace ?
      • YouTube ?
      • Flickr ?
      • Linked-In ?
      • Change.org ?
    4. Do You?
      • Tweet ?
      • Read ?
      • Subscribe?
      • Bookmark ?
      • Follow?
      • Share?
    5. Have you Ever…
      • Fed your Friends ( friendfeed )?
      • Shared Knowledge ( slideshare )?
      • Chatted?
      • Been Seesmic ?
      • Built a Wiki ?
      • Gone Mobile ?
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    7. What is (are) Social Media? Tell the Story Now , Wikipedia & Collaborative Thinking
    8. Experiencing social media
      • Social Media in Plain English
      • Public Learning
        • We are also learning in public when we engage in in-depth conversation whether it is offline or online, for example in the comments of a blog post or asking questions on Twitter.  Conversation is a “learning in public” tool – maybe one of the best.  Social media is a conversation engine. Beth Kanter
      • Means not an end
        • Social Media today uses an electronic format – but the technology is the means of communication, not the message.
        • However, it seems, the medium has become the message.
    9. What is Social Media?
      • Social media can be said to have three components;
        • Concept (art, information, or meme).
        • Media (physical, electronic, or verbal).
        • Social interface (intimate direct, community engagement, social viral, electronic broadcast or syndication, or other physical media such as print) ( wikipedia )
    10. What is Social Media?
      • It supports the democratization of knowledge and information, transforming people from content consumers into content producers.
      • Businesses also refer to social media as user-generated content (UGC) or consumer-generated media (CGM). (Wikipedia )
    11. What is Social Media?
      • Social media enables public and transparent participation models where people and organizations interact as peers . Collaborative Thinking
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    12. What is Social Media?
      • Social media possesses low-barriers to expression, engagement, and contribution to promote exchanges, relationships, and sense of community among its participants. Collaborative Thinking
    13. What is Social Media?
      • Social media itself is not a single technology or set of technologies as much as it is a design point for the application of social tools or leveraging of social platforms. Collaborative Thinking
    14. What is Social Media?
      • Social media leverages a variety of network and infrastructure services, including end-user devices and form factors, to deliver contextual and situational user experiences that bond people with other participants in a trusted fashion .  Collaborative Thinking
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    16. Why Should You Care? Why did you sign up for this workshop?
    17. How Comfortable are you with Social Media? Not Very Comfortable Very Comfortable
    18. The Revolution Social Media is Not a Fad
    19. Who and Where?
      • Econsultancy : Digital Marketers United.
    20. Who and Where
    21. So What?
      • SNS are the new “Person in Environment”
        • Need to know for client systems
        • Need to understand for organizational systems
      • Knowledge and Community
        • Truly Iterative Process
        • Power of Public Learning
        • The benefit of followers?
      • Faster and faster
        • Now going mobile
    22. Web 2.0 Community
    23. Success Stories
      • Wild Apricot Success Stories
        • “ Each group is using the Internet and Web 2.0 tools in a different way to meet its goals, but some common themes emerge; most notably, perhaps, the power of word-of-mouth marketing to broadcast an appeal.”
      • Three Keys to Success
        • Have a compelling story to tell.
        • Make a specific ask or establish a specific goal to reach. (Learning the Ask)
        • Make it astonishingly easy to give.
    24. Success Stories
      • Mashable Study – the potential
        • What we found was a tremendous opportunity for nonprofits to participate as trusted providers of credible information and ultimately cultivate the next generation of major donors through the social web.
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    31. Where Do You Begin? It’s not “build it and they will come.”
    32. Social Media Team
      • Who should be on the team?
        • Functions
        • Demographics
      • Who controls the team & its work?
      • What power does the team have?
      • Setting Goals is Job 1
    33. Start small and build up
      • Start with your organization’s goals.
      • Talk about how social media can help accomplish those goals.
      • Target your first efforts toward things that matter to your organization.
      • Begin with an event.
      • Carl Haggerty
    34. Start Listening
      • Examine your website
        • Web 1.0 – giving information
        • Web 2.0 establishing a conversation
      • Start with a blog
        • Look at other blogs – examples
        • Many opportunities to post – all sites
      • Then Start Talking
    35. Kanter presentation
    36. Kanter presentation
    37. Change.org
        • Many opportunities to post
          • All social media sites
          • Change.org
        • Build community of supporters
          • Surveys
          • Actions
          • Causes
    38. Integrate!
      • Social Media is viral
        • Everything at once
        • Everywhere at once
        • Everyone at once
        • Everything at once
    39. Living with Chaos
      • Tools can help
        • Mindmapping is a good approach.
          • Freemind
          • Mindmanager
        • Social Media Managers
          • Tweet Deck
          • Hootesuite
          • Google reader/doc/wave
      • It’s alive
        • Listen and then act
        • Change and evolve
    40. Pitfalls
      • Check your information
        • Who is talking ? – checking “about us”
        • When did they say it?
        • In public learning it’s ok to not know.
      • Don’t forget to learn your ROI.
      • Constantly re-evaluate your goals.
      • Don’t let the media become the message.
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    42. ROI
      • Google analytics – Beth’s blog
      • Frogloops ROI Calculator
      • NTEN and Techsoup webinar
    43. Essential Tools and Resources Always check the links.
    44. Tools
      • AVS Video Software
      • Animoto – video production
      • The Flip – video camera - cheap
      • Slideshare presentations ( wildapricot blog)
      • Readers and social network tools
      • Social Media management tools
      • Wildform Flair - ( www.wildform.com )
    45. Where to go for help?
      • Nonprofits and Social Media
        • Tell the Story Now viral nature of knowledge post
        • Frogloop
        • Beth’s Blog
      • Nonprofit Technology Network NTEN
        • We are Media
        • Wild Apricot Blog
        • Change.org
      • Marketers/bloggers
        • Chris Brogan
        • Social Media Today
        • Diosa Communications
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