Leveraging the Web for More Effective Engagement: Alliance for Nonprofit Management 2009 Conference Presentation

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    Leveraging the Web for More Effective Engagement: Alliance for Nonprofit Management 2009 Conference Presentation - Presentation Transcript

    1. Leveraging Web Technology for Effective Engagement Christopher Johnson cjj@ifpeople.net 678 608 3408 www.ifpeople.net 
    2. Contents I. About ifPeople II. Defining Effective Engagement  III. The Ladder of Engagement IV. Tools & Processes for Effective Engagement V. Moving Up the Ladder: Plone & Salesforce VI. Demos VII. Getting Plone & Salesforce  
    3.  Social Enterprise    Partnership­Based    Strategy­Centered
    4. Our Clients: Nonprofits  |  Green Businesses  | Education Social Enterprises | Small Businesses  Our Services: Strategic Consulting  |  Online Marketing Development: CMS (Plone)  |  CRM (SFDC)  Training  |  Support
    5. We help our clients use tech to nurture effective, long­term  relationships with stakeholders.
    6. Because relationships are  at the heart of nonprofits. External Internal  Relationships Relationships  Donors  Employees  Advocates  Volunteers  Subscribers  Board  Replicators external relationships  Clients
    7. As your network grows... …relationships become more  and more complex
    8. For your relationships to mature,  you must effectively engage  your constituents. 
    9. How do we define “effective engagement”?
    10. It’s communication that moves  people to increased commitment and involvement.
    11. The Ladder of Engagement
    12. Ranks levels of  start  something constituent action give time High rungs: involved forms take part of activism  provide  info give money Low rungs: easy ways  to engage subscribe  to content view
    13. start  Effective engagement something moves people up ladder give time take part provide  info give money subscribe  to content view
    14. comment on blog take part subscribe to newsletter subscribe to content
    15. replicate start something donate give money
    16. A web visitor isn’t always a major donor  For effective engagement,  you must communicate with each  group appropriately.
    17. What tools & processes  do I need for more  successful engagement?
    18. 1. Targeted Messaging 2. Two Way Info Flow 3. Staff Sharing Info 4. Automated Processes  
    19. 1. Targeted, direct communication  with constituents…  edit content  newsletter on website targeted emails
    20. Obama Campaign Requests to hold support  parties, participate in  Grass Roots start  rallies, drive others to  Organizers  something polls, etc. experience General messaging  Undecided about policies, hope for  Voters content change, etc.
    21. Ask to contact  politicians, write letters  Petition take part to editor, forward info to  Signer networks   Info about  membership/ services,  Alert subscribe  to content invitations to attend  Subscriber events/ rallies
    22. 2. Information must flow  two ways… content you produce  content you produce email  comments stats comments web analytics 
    23. Social Media comment blog entry
    24. Analytics…. Database Dashboard  Web Analytics
    25. 3. Staff shares information  with other staff members… potential donors events & meetings  project client interactions  progress
    26. RSVP Follow Up & Tracking… Membership staff contact info from event  Development staff attendees Programming staff
    27. 4. Automates processes…  templated responses   subscriptions form submissions
    28. 1. Targeted Messaging 2. Two Way Info Flow 3. Staff Sharing Info 4. Automated Processes   Click to edit Master subtitle style
    29. What tools can I use to  manage our communications more effectively?
    30. Finding the right tool Increasing org complexity, size bulletin CRM/CMS? board? spreadsheet?
    31. A specific tool set for complex needs.
    32.  Open Source CMS  User­Friendly  International Community  Extensive functionality   Customizable 
    33. Plone is User­Friendly ●Create, manage, edit, and publish web  content with ease.  – No html knowledge needed – Extensive free help: and    documentation:   
    34. Collaborative Community    
    35. mifos.org PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Grameen Foundation   Directory and map of  community Open source software for      Interface supports community microfinance
    36. lta.org PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Land Trust Alliance  Taking branding strategy to web Site lowered support costs Network and strengthen      land trusts in the US Wireframes + IA + 
    37. dotrust.org PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Int'l development NGO  International network of site  users Train entrepreneurs in    Carefully structured site security   technology and projects
    38. communitychange.org KEY PRODUCT Center for Community  Plone CMS Change DIA for Advocacy     Grassroots organizing Salesforce.com for 
    39. Plone Works for Nonprofits Easy to Use! Flexible and  scalable Large (nonprofit)  community  backing Integrates well with  other systems
    40.  Relationship Management   1.5 Million Users  Internet­Based  Tracks Data & Metrics  Free to Nonprofits
    41. How they come together… info collection event RSVP info goes e­commerce newsletter signup directly to
    42. How will these tools  improve my relationships?
    43. Demo #1… Inquiries Become  Assets
    44. Van Jones Click to edit Master subtitle style
    45. All requests come  in through a form Built in Plone Easy to edit Dumps directly to  Salesforce
    46. Request dashboard in Salesforce
    47. Demo #2… Keeping Donors In the Loop
    48. Click to edit Master subtitle style
    49. Automate Online Giving  Make the giving process easier  Make tracking and reporting on  giving easier  Reduce technical staff costs of  data management   Enable better followup with  donors
    50.     Click to edit Master subtitle style
    51. Shopping cart and additional donations
    52. Checkout = Valuable Information
    53. user data 04/23/09
    54. user data 04/23/09
    55. user data order payment 04/23/09
    56. user data order payment contact opportunity donation details 04/23/09
    57. Contact record with donation
    58. Donation details include products
    59. All web donations roll up to campaign report
    60. user data newsletter email 04/23/09
    61. Demo #4… Tracking Ladder of Engagement
    62. Assign “leadership levels” to campaigns
    63. Track activities of contacts
    64. Calculate leadership level for contacts 
    65. Click to edit Master subtitle style Real­time dashboards on engagement 6/14/09 Dashboards on 
    66. How do I get these tools?
    67. A holistic approach can be painful. 
    68. Making engagement platform projects successful…  Stakeholders  Define requirements  Chunking/phasing  
    69. Roles and skills you need… Roles  Skills Executive team for  Project management support & vision Ability to investigate &  Program staff (users) articulate requirements Communications Collaboration & negotiation Organizers  Operations & technical  Fundraising implementation IT  Ongoing training/ support  
    70. What You Do…  Product Owner   Project Manager  System Administrator
    71. What You Can Outsource…  Strategy, Planning, RFP  Implementation  Support and Maintenance
    72. Find  consultants who can  balance and  juggle. Click to edit Master subtitle style
    73. Learn More ifPeople Resources: ifpeople.net Plone Resources plone.org – downloads, documentation plone.net – case studies, consultants Salesforce Donations salesforcefoundation.org

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