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Social Media: 30,000' View for Nonprofits

CEO, Consultant, Trainer, Speaker at Bare Feet Studios LLC
Feb. 17, 2010
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Social Media: 30,000' View for Nonprofits

  1. 1 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Social Media Bootcamp: The 30,000' View for Nonprofits Roxanne Darling www.barefeetstudios.com @roxannedarling
  2. 2 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Your fans hold the keys... nonprofit or profit - the same.
  3. 3 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Marketing & Fundraising The Good News: Your Advantage: Other people can You are no longer spread your message limited by small staffs. for you. You can benefit by creating "assets" that serve others as much as they serve your organization.
  4. 4 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 The Power of Your Network ๏ Stories ๏ Sharing ๏ Support ๏ Community
  5. 5 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Social Networks: You're Invited!
  6. 6 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Your Time and Money The Good News: Your Advantage: The majority of social You can create active media tools and support communities with applications are free. a modest time investment. You can benefit by being among the first to learn how to work smarter on the social web.
  7. 7 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Wallflowers Selectives Butterflies Mavens Top 100 Brands Engagement Study Revenue Growth (%) Net Margin Growth (%) 18 20 10 18% 15 5 10 10% 5% 5 -6% 4 0 -6 -2% 4% -2 -4% -5 -11% -4 -10 -11 -15 Source: Altimeter, July 2009
  8. 8 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Best Practices Ask. Respond. Share. Centralize strategy and Deputize across the organization. Personalize your goals and measure accordingly. Incorporate into normal j-o-b activities. Make it easy for others to talk about you.
  9. 9 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Technology The Good News: Your Advantage: Online technology Your message can be enables extraordinary working while you are reach, 24/7. resting. You benefit by creating operational savings in many areas of your organization. Your mission becomes more engaging and less stressful.
  10. 10 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 RSS: Really Simple Syndication ๏ Be a smarter consumer of information inside your own organization. ๏ Then make sure your stories are easily consumable by others.
  11. 11 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Smart Phone Mobility Efficiency • Etiquette • Literacy
  12. 12 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Your New Media Voice
  13. 13 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Is your website too pretty?
  14. 14 #HCFBLC - 16 February 2010 Roxanne Darling roxanne@barefeetstudios.com @roxannedarling BareFeetStudios.com BeachWalks.tv KnowHowCafe.com

Editor's Notes

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  2. They are making their own media (“social media”) that incorporates the things they love and hate. Seth Godin’s Blog Direct From Consumer. The more transparent & authentic you are, the better.\nThey are telling their friends on “social networks.”\nThe best way to control the brand is to be part of the conversation. \nThe Cluetrain Manifesto from 10 years ago at how the web would change marketing.\n
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  6. Culture matters. Find friends. Eavesdrop. Schedule your time smartly.\nTrack and manage your reputation.\n
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  16. 100% Flash sites are dead. Too hard to update. Not search-friendly. Goes stale very quickly. Does not encourage organic exploration of your content. Does not allow users to share your content with others. Messy & Lively are More Important than pretty. Function is much more important than form. People are in a hurry and want to be in control.\n
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