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    1. Beth Kanter, Beth’s Blog Moderator & Session Designer ROI Nonprofit Poetry Slam Social Media
    2. Brave Four Panelists Cram Will Danielle Brigida David J. Neff Wendy Harman Carie Lewis
    3. Flickr photo by Bearpark Their ROI stories into five minutes time
    4. slides Powerpoint their present And in rhyme
    5. Expert judges will listen and let it rip Photo by Shel Israel KD Paine Geoff Livingston Holly Ross Photo by Brian Solis
    6. And share many a metrics and measurement tip Photo by smitty
    7. Photo by Shel Israel Geoff Livingston KD Paine Holly Ross Our expert judges will impress
    8. Flickr photo by Bearpark They will share wisdom in five minutes or less
    9. Dear audience you will also have a turn Photo by peterjlambert
    10. Don’t just sit back and passively learn Photo by sveeta
    11. #roi
    12. Social MEDIA ROI Poetry in Q/A and recite Should you want to stand up Photo by Ableman
    13. a Social Media Nonprofit ROI we'll hand you the mic poem Photo by dirindi
    14. Listen my geeks and you shall hear
    15. How these four nonprofits persevere
    16. listen, learn, and adapt to apply David Armano's KD Paine's calculate and map measure
    17. to their twitter, blog, or facebook app
    18. Best of all, their directors don't think social media's crap Photo by edyson
    19. They helped their directors understand How social media improves their brand
    20. extends their programs and services too
    21. They will share this in poetic form like haiku or limericks, rap or spoken word Photo by katiecowden
    22. giving you insights you never heard Wow! Photo by jesper
    23. So now you know the format of the panel Photo by clankennedy
    24. And how to participate in the backchannel
    25. For the next hour, they’ll be our mentors Let introduce our judges, moderators, and presenters
    26.  
    27. they'll toss urls into the twitter stream so extra meaning the audience can glean Photo by peterjlambert
    28.  
    29. Our judges are experts in what they do I’m going to introduce them to you Photo by pbo31
    30. First we have the queen of measurement KD Paine Who knows more than anyone can claim about the topic Buy her book
    31. All hail to the measurement queen Photo by wolfhound
    32. Put her URL into the Twitter stream! www.themeasurementstandard.com
    33. Our next judge is Holly Ross www.nten.org She’s the nonprofit technology boss Our next judge is Holly Ross She’s the nonprofit technology boss
    34. Oh my god, take a look She’s just published a new book! There’s a chapter on ROI!
    35. Geoff Livingston is judge number three http://www.livingstonbuzz.com/ He’s an expert on social media strategy Photo by Brian Solis
    36.  
    37. First up is Danielle Brigida, NWF’s Social Media Maven She will tell her story spoofing Poe’s, The Raven
    38. Her poem is about a photo contest featuring cute pups Carie Lewis from the Humane Society is next up
    39. Inspired by Dr. Seuss she gets her points across Our third presenter is Wendy Harman, from the American Red Cross
    40. shares how social media leads to some income David J. Neff will speak to the beat of a drum
    41. And, now it's time to start the fun Let's hear from poet number one
    42. 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]
    43. 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
    44. I used Twitter to engage… … and learned what people liked. WILDLIFE
    45. Web Traffic From Twitter Page views nevermore?
    46. NWF’s Goals Are To Increase: $$ REVENUE $$ Engagement Reach
    47. I Continued Tracking…
      • Friends thru Social Media
      • People taking action
      • People blogging about us
      • People linking to us
      • People participating in programs
    48. Used “Listening” Tools
    49. Replies and Feedback
    50. A chance for program assistance?
    51. People share their wildlife sightings
    52. http://search.twitter.com
    53. NWF: Wildlife Watch on Robin in Park, Maryland #NWF
    54. Understanding Social Media
    55. Set Tangible Goals
      • 50 unique Twitter Users
      • 200 Wildlife sightings in first month
      • At least 5 tweets a day
    56. Combine Old and New Techniques NWF Press Release Blog
    57. Working Together Made It Possible to Integrate Twitter Twitter Feed On Our Website!
    58. Learn and Apply Originally uploaded to Flickr by Steven S. Study…then Test!
    59. Always Consider the Immeasurable Benefits...
    60. This I hope and so much more
    61. Oh, Judges were you impressed? Photo by Shel Israel KD Paine Geoff Livingston Holly Ross
    62. Flickr photo by Bearpark Let us know why in five minutes or less …
    63.  
    64. Her poem is about a photo contest featuring cute pups Carie Lewis from the Humane Society is next up
    65. Place holder
    66. Oh, Judges were you impressed? Photo by Shel Israel KD Paine Geoff Livingston Holly Ross
    67. Flickr photo by Bearpark Let us know why in five minutes or less …
    68.  
    69. Inspired by Dr. Seuss she gets her points across Our third presenter is Wendy Harman, from the American Red
    70. American Red Cross
      • A Seussian Case Study
      • Disaster Online Newsroom
      • http://newsroom.redcross.org
    71. ROI ROI
    72. My, There are Many Kinds of ROI old ROI new ROI
    73. toll soul
    74.  
    75. listening talking embracing supporting energizing What Result Did We Expect?
    76. Weekly View Numbers for Ike Online Newsroom and Gustav Online Newsroom Comment on the Hurricane Ike Newsroom: “ This site was wonderful! It is a great resource for anyone in need or wanting information about current American Red Cross relief acts. Great site. Easy to navigate. Well organized. Great job! I loved the pictures! They really help you to feel like you know what is going on.”
    77. What are the Goals? Disclose Disaster Response Process smelly underbelly understand planned
    78. What are the Goals? less calls   show our vols juggling disaster balls 
    79. What are the Goals? be quicker be slicker
    80. Why use Social Media for Disaster Response? distribute info when the wind gets breezy
    81. Who is the Audience? Media People affected and their families Supporters
    82. Who is the Audience? ..and what is their motivation? influence sustenance assurance curious
    83. Define the Metrics What did we want to become? Trusted Fast Top of Mind Helpful
    84. What are the benchmarks? views & hits try, try, try links subjects
    85. What are the benchmarks? add? take away? increasing clout?
    86. Pick the tools main fuel show glory for the ears volunteers
    87. What is our Progress? tell me, tell me, what is new?
    88. Analyze Results, Glean Insight, and Take Action room to grow try out to all out
    89. accident? accomplishment?
    90. http://newsroom.redcross.org
    91. Oh, Judges were you impressed? Photo by Shel Israel KD Paine Geoff Livingston Holly Ross
    92. Flickr photo by Bearpark Let us know why in five minutes or less …
    93.  
    94. Shares how social media leads to some income David Neff will speak to the beat of a drum
    95. Oh, Judges were your impressed? Photo by Shel Israel KD Paine Geoff Livingston Holly Ross
    96. Flickr photo by Bearpark Let us know why in five minutes or less …
    97. Social MEDIA ROI Poetry in Q/A and recite Should you want to stand up Photo by Ableman
    98. a Social Media Nonprofit ROI we'll hand you the mic poem
    99. Thank you everyone! Did you enjoy? Photo by ppdigital you learned about ROI! Type into Twitter one thing
    100. Throw your tape measure schwag in the air If you did, here’s a dare Photo by cgc
    101. Now it time to enjoy the parties Thanks poets, judges, and audience – you’re all smarties Photo by laughingsquid

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