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flickr.com/photos/ daquellamanera Messaging in 2010 New Ways to Talk with Your Donors About Your Good Cause kivilm
<ul><li>Kivi Leroux Miller </li></ul>
Fundraising is really about communicating.
Communicating well with donors has always been challenging. flickr.com/photos/bramus
But the Internet has changed everything . . . and FAST
Everyone Uses the Internet
Older Generations Are Catching Up Fast Americans Online by Age
Flickr: Kris Hoet Social media = Sharing online
 
Online giving is close to the tipping point.
Donors do have some common concerns.
But many donors love online giving.
Is your hair on fire? flickr.com/photos/bramus
Big generational shifts are taking place too. flickr.com/photos/joi
 
Matures are responsible for 28% of giving. Boomers are responsible for 40% of giving. Gen X & Y are responsible for 32% of...
 
 
Direct mail isn’t dead . . . But it’s not enough. flickr.com/photos/ kkoukopoulos
It’s time to break down any walls you’ve built.
Integrated marketing and fundraising works.
Offline marketing drives online search. Flickr: WordRidden
Online doesn’t steal from offline. Flickr: ndrwfgg
Is your head exploding? flickr.com/photos/bramus
People are not one-dimensional. Flickr: Kissimmee – The Heart of Florida
A receipt isn’t enough to sustain the angels inside of us. flickr.com/photos/ mtungate
flickr.com/photos/ bala_ A person’s path to you may cross several times.
flickr.com/photos/ markhillary 1 Be Genuine. 2 Be Generous. 3 Be Grateful.
flickr.com/photos/springfieldhomer 1 Be Genuine.
flickr.com/photos/noelzialee Show us the personal side of your work.
flickr.com/photos/ piccadillywilson Facts are fine, but emotions drive giving.
flickr.com/photos/katemere Take us back stage.
flickr.com/photos/notahipster Great stories about real people are sticky.
DAVE SAYS: If you give, you begin to live. flickr.com/photos/julioenriquez 2 Be Generous.
Listen to what your supporters are saying. Flickr: Brittany G
flickr.com/photos/marcinmoga Think of communicating as gift giving.
Flickr: color line Give supporters incentives to help in multiple ways.
 
flickr.com/photos/dnorman Empower us with how-tos.
flickr.com/photos/kivimiller 3 Be Grateful.
Give thank-yous highest priority. flickr.com/photos/psd
Blow kisses to your supporters. flickr.com/photos/shawnzlea
Share your success with them. flickr.com/photos/dpstyles
You’ll still be overwhelmed . . . but you’ll be much happier. flickr.com/photos/bramus
And your supporters will be thrilled. flickr.com/photos/boynton
<ul><li>“ I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forge...
Let’s keep in touch! Blog: NonprofitMarketingGuide.com/blog E-News: NonprofitMarketingGuide.com Twitter: kivilm Faceboo...
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Messaging in 2010: New Ways to Talk with Donors about Your Good Cause

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A keynote presentation on how nonprofit communications, fundraising, and messaging is changing, given the influence of both the Internet and generational shifts in the U.S. It includes a three-point approach to creating content for integrated campaigns. First presented in this format to AFP's Western Michigan Chapter.

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Messaging in 2010: New Ways to Talk with Donors about Your Good Cause

  1. flickr.com/photos/ daquellamanera Messaging in 2010 New Ways to Talk with Your Donors About Your Good Cause kivilm
  2. <ul><li>Kivi Leroux Miller </li></ul>
  3. Fundraising is really about communicating.
  4. Communicating well with donors has always been challenging. flickr.com/photos/bramus
  5. But the Internet has changed everything . . . and FAST
  6. Everyone Uses the Internet
  7. Older Generations Are Catching Up Fast Americans Online by Age
  8. Flickr: Kris Hoet Social media = Sharing online
  9.  
  10. Online giving is close to the tipping point.
  11. Donors do have some common concerns.
  12. But many donors love online giving.
  13. Is your hair on fire? flickr.com/photos/bramus
  14. Big generational shifts are taking place too. flickr.com/photos/joi
  15.  
  16. Matures are responsible for 28% of giving. Boomers are responsible for 40% of giving. Gen X & Y are responsible for 32% of giving.
  17.  
  18.  
  19. Direct mail isn’t dead . . . But it’s not enough. flickr.com/photos/ kkoukopoulos
  20. It’s time to break down any walls you’ve built.
  21. Integrated marketing and fundraising works.
  22. Offline marketing drives online search. Flickr: WordRidden
  23. Online doesn’t steal from offline. Flickr: ndrwfgg
  24. Is your head exploding? flickr.com/photos/bramus
  25. People are not one-dimensional. Flickr: Kissimmee – The Heart of Florida
  26. A receipt isn’t enough to sustain the angels inside of us. flickr.com/photos/ mtungate
  27. flickr.com/photos/ bala_ A person’s path to you may cross several times.
  28. flickr.com/photos/ markhillary 1 Be Genuine. 2 Be Generous. 3 Be Grateful.
  29. flickr.com/photos/springfieldhomer 1 Be Genuine.
  30. flickr.com/photos/noelzialee Show us the personal side of your work.
  31. flickr.com/photos/ piccadillywilson Facts are fine, but emotions drive giving.
  32. flickr.com/photos/katemere Take us back stage.
  33. flickr.com/photos/notahipster Great stories about real people are sticky.
  34. DAVE SAYS: If you give, you begin to live. flickr.com/photos/julioenriquez 2 Be Generous.
  35. Listen to what your supporters are saying. Flickr: Brittany G
  36. flickr.com/photos/marcinmoga Think of communicating as gift giving.
  37. Flickr: color line Give supporters incentives to help in multiple ways.
  38.  
  39. flickr.com/photos/dnorman Empower us with how-tos.
  40. flickr.com/photos/kivimiller 3 Be Grateful.
  41. Give thank-yous highest priority. flickr.com/photos/psd
  42. Blow kisses to your supporters. flickr.com/photos/shawnzlea
  43. Share your success with them. flickr.com/photos/dpstyles
  44. You’ll still be overwhelmed . . . but you’ll be much happier. flickr.com/photos/bramus
  45. And your supporters will be thrilled. flickr.com/photos/boynton
  46. <ul><li>“ I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel .” ~ Maya Angelou </li></ul>Photo by Dwight Carter
  47. Let’s keep in touch! Blog: NonprofitMarketingGuide.com/blog E-News: NonprofitMarketingGuide.com Twitter: kivilm Facebook.com /nonprofitmarketingguide LinkedIn: Kivi Leroux Miller Slideshare: kivilm Email: [email_address] Office: (336) 499-5816

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