Social Media: Getting the Word Out in the New Information Age

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    1. Social Media: Getting the Word Out in the New Information Age Panelists: David Neff, American Cancer Society Heidi Adams, Planetcancer.org Connie Reece, Every Dot Connects Moderator: Tim Wilson, Bulldog Solutions
      • What is social media?
      • Why should I care?
      • How do I get started?
    2. Social (+) Media = <Nothing New> + The Internet (2.0) Image credits: www.flickr.com/photos/briansolis/ and www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/
    3. The Conversation The Art of Listening, Learning, and Sharing
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    5. Web 2.0 on Planet Cancer Heidi Adams Founder / Executive Director
    6. The Who and the Why
      • Audience
        • Young adults in their 20s and 30s who have or have had cancer
      • Goal
        • CONNECTION: Create a community of peer support, a voice, and a distinct group identity for young adults with cancer
    7. How? (And how MUCH?)
      • Option 1
        • Totally custom social networking solution
        • $35,000- $50,000
      • Option 2
        • Beta test custom solution adapted from another market
        • Free--for now.
      • Option 3
        • Ning
        • ≈ $50/month + cost of some basic initial customization
    8. www.ning.com
    9. Why we chose Ning
      • Off-the-shelf, customizable platform with lots of features and ready support
      • Cheap
      • Potential networking among hundreds of thousands of other Ning communities
      • Did we mention cheap?
      • Familiar interface á la MySpace
      • Constantly updating and improving based on user feedback
      • Aaaaaand……cheap. :-)
    10. For the extra $50/month…
      • Remove Ning promotion links
      • Remove ads
      • Use your own domain name without “Ning” (ex: myplanet.planetcancer.org )
      • Buy more storage and bandwidth
      • My Planet -
      • main page
      • Some cool features….
    11. Personal pages
    12. Groups
    13. Forum
    14. Other cool features
      • Real-time activity stream (member/site)
      • Viral widgets / network badge
      • Facebook integration
    15. Upsides
      • Support on demand, 24/7
      • Ability for young adult user to define their own experience through groups and multiple methods of communication
      • Everyone gets to tell their own story in their own way
      • Faster, more effective promotion of PC activities, opportunities
    16. Downsides
      • Registration is with Ning username only
      • Template limitations
      • Ended up with two separate and not-so-equal sites
    17. Challenges of My Planet
      • Staying ahead of the dynamic evolution of boundaries
      • Great communication among members not always a plus for organization
      • Maintaining strong organizational presence
      • Privacy concerns
      • Keeping up with “housekeeping”
    18. My Planet by the numbers
      • 2,111 registered users and growing! (90 last week)
      • Average time on site - 9:12
      • Almost 20,000 visits / month
      • 1,307 forum topics
      • 2,027 blog posts
      • 141 groups
    19. Impact on Planet Cancer community
      • Interaction has exploded
      • Much stronger bonds developed among members
      • Increased participation in face-to-face programs
      • Faster, deeper promotion of PC activities, opportunities, fundraising
    20. At the end of the day…
      • “ After seeing the &quot;$10.00-Donate!&quot; button on this website every time I use it, I decided to donate! After all, I am enjoying this new social network SO much! It is exactly what I wanted when I was first diagnosed three years ago. It didn't exist then, so I had to search for other ways of meeting young adults with cancer.
      • Basically, this website is worth more than a co-pay, more than my deductible, and more than my doctor's fees. Thank you all for being here and finally providing the support I've been needing.”
      • Blog posting prompted 3 more member donations within a day.
    21.  
    22. Social Media for Social Good presented by David J. Neff
      • Social Media needs to be defined as a group think mentality around your message.
      • People are going to talk about your message.
      • Deal with it. Encourage it.
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      • http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =7DdkLMGtQnM
      • By the year 2005, Americans will spend more time on the Internet than watching network television and videocassette rentals will have been replaced by easily available video-on-demand services.” - Nicholas Negroponte (1995, The Future of News )
      • “ Nothing you have ever experienced will prepare you for the unlimited carnage you are about to witness” - Dan Akroyd to Eddie Murphy in “Trading Places”
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    35. SharingHope.TV - Features
      • Upload video, photos, audio and artwork
      • Twice the space of YouTube for your videos
      • Users can leave comments to each other and rate videos
      • Simple Help videos explain how to create and upload video
      • National launch partner with relayforlife.org
      • Ability to post videos on Facebook, MySpace, Typepad, Blogger, The LINK and Societyconnect.org
    36. SharingHope.TV - Benefits
      • Helps our constituents share their story (no bus needed)
      • Helps move the mission by sharing stories from real people
      • Helps showcase our events and how they work
      • Every video has the option to donate (Fundraising)
      • Shows that non-profits can do bleeding edge technical work
      • Showcases the power of Futuring and Innovation grants
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    39. retention Admin/HR revenue / growth Sales/Bus Dev efficiency Operations implementation, security, integration Tech Geeks cost/convo or revenue/convo Finance # of conversations (neg and pos) Communications # of leads generated Marketing Aggregate view Top (CEO) Influential Metrics X Factor
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      • What Can you take home about Cost Effective Social Media?
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      • Google Analytics, Summize.com, Compete.com, Tweetscan.com, Google Blog Alerts Beta, Facebook Searches, Viewzi.com,
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      • Thanks to Flickr users tonton and circleK for the use of their photos under CC license
      • Thanks to Waggener Edstrom for graphic of old media
      • Thanks to Greenlights for having me
    43. delicious.com/crossroadsconf

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