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    66% of internet users have read blogs

    Basically easy – you can get one up and running in minutes – for free

    It’s free and easy – you don’t need your web guy to edit it

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    1. CharityComms seminar
      23rd July 2009
      Using blogging to build supporter engagement
      Jonathan Waddingham
      jonathan@justgiving.com
      twitter.com/jon_bedford
    2. 66%
      UK Internet users
      Blogs
      17.8 million
      In UK
      How many read them?
      http://icanhaz.com/universal
    3. Blogs – how to get started
      http://icanhaz.com/blogplatform
    4. Blogs - strategy
      Plan the topics you will cover – your categories
      You need commitment – once you start, you can’t stop!
      Set yourself an ambitious target for frequency of posting & get into a routine
      Write about things you’re passionate about
      Don’t forget to read other people’s blogs too
    5. Examples - anetwork of blogs
      http://blogs.oxfam.org
    6. Examples - anetwork of blogs
      www.msf.org.uk/blogs.aspx
    7. You don’t have to be big
      http://www.youthnet.org/blog
    8. It’s about telling a story
      http://blog.childsifoundation.org
    9. Comments allow people to get involved
    10. Comments also allow people to have their say
    11. Dealing with comments
      What is your comment policy? What will you allow?
      Arguing with commenters can make things worse
      Try and find ‘evangelists’ to support you
      Try and email everyone who comments
      Get people to focus on reading, approving & replying to comments
    12. Comment
      PR - ask to be on someone else’s blog
      Search on Google blog search or Technoratifor a relevant topic
      http://blogsearch.google.com
      http://technorati.com
      Read
    13. Bloggers/online PR– how *not* to pitch them
      Don't have your office intern haphazardly send out a canned pitches, get to know the bloggers first
      Don't have your first point of interaction be a request to blog about your program
      Don't overwhelm the blogger with requests and information
      Do mention a post the blogger has previously written
      Do comment on posts before making the ask – plan ahead
      Email the right person, spell their name correctly
      http://icanhaz.com/bethk
    14. When online PR goes bad
      “Unfortunately we are unable to respond to your inquiry because Target does not participate with non-traditional media outlets,” a public relations person wrote to ShapingYouth.
      http://icanhaz.com/targetPR
    15. Learn from others’ success - PR WIN Blog
      http://prwin.tumblr.com/
    16. One last (great) example
      http://blogs.amnesty.org.uk
    17. The ultimate engagement
    18. Contact me
      Jonathan Waddingham
      jonathan@justgiving.com
      twitter.com/jon_bedford
      charities.justgiving.com
      http://icanhaz.com/PFJW

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