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- 2. 2
The
Case
for
Social
Media
- 3. Why Social Media?
3
Social media usage by nonprofits: How successful are they?
Reaching
New
Supporters
Enhancing
Rela6on
with
Supporters
90%
90%
80%
80%
70%
70%
60%
60%
50%
50%
40%
40%
30%
30%
20%
20%
10%
10%
0%
0%
Anecdotal
Measured
by
Metrics
Source: 2010 Idealware and NOI Survey of 750 Nonprofits
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- 4. Who Is Using Social Media?
4
Partners and Sponsors on Social Media:
Majority of Partners and Sponsors use Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter
X% of Partners use Facebook
X% of Sponsors use LinkedIn
X% of Partners and Sponsors use Twitter
Sponsors
on:
Partners
on:
• Facebook:
0000
• LinkedIn:
0000
• LinkedIn:
0000
• YouTube:
0000
• YouTube:
0000
• TwiKer:
0000
• TwiKer:
0000
• Facebook:
0000
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- 5. How Are Nonprofits Using Social Media?
5
Communicating with supporters, members and
employees
Responding to disasters
Launching campaigns: branding, advocacy, issue
awareness
Integrating donation drives (appeals and sustainers)
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OrganizaPon
X
and
Social
Media
- 7. Goals
7
Engage key constituents
Increase visibility among key communities to support
initiatives
Business Development, Media, Influencers, Foundations, etc
Support public relations initiatives
Thought Leadership
Distribution Channel for Key Messages
Create One-to-One Dialogue
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- 8. 8
Current Social Media Activities
Establishing
a
ConnecPng
with
Looking
to
the
Presence
Influencers
Future
Facebook
Segment
Website
IntegraPon
LinkedIn
Tools
and
Widgets
Segment
EvaluaPon
Process
TwiKer
Segment
ReporPng
Process
Jumo
YouTube
Segment
Blog
Strategy
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- 9. Support Initiatives and Programs
9
Multimedia acknowledgements and greetings delivered
through social media channels:
Video
Unique landing pages
eNewsletters and eCards
Increased interactions and visibility through:
Daily or weekly posts and content sharing
Reposting and retweeting content
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- 10. Sample Tweets/FB Updates
10
Organization X
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Partners, Sponsors, Affiliates
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
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- 11. Social Media Integration
11
Social media functionalities on website. For example:
Content sharing
Find and invite friends
Automatics posts
Embeddable widgets
Single sign on
Audit and update profiles on external sites such as:
Industry directories
Wikipedia
Community listings
Business listings (Fortune, BusinessWeek, Wall Street Journal, etc)
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- 12. Strategies to Grow Connections
12
Banner ads
Integrated communications (eNewsletter, eMail
Campaigns, Landing Pages, Direct-Mail Call Outs, QR
Codes)
Direct asks
Customized messages and offers for segments
Interactions in the blogosphere
Blog 1
Blog 2
Blog 3
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- 13. Blog
13
Three Phases:
1
2
3
Research
Plan
Execute
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- 14. Blog: Research
14
Pla[orm
OpPons
PotenPal
Guest
Scalability
and
• Built‐in
Blog
Bloggers
Resources
• Stand
Alone
Blog
• Blogger
list
based
on
• Content
Development
(Blogger,
WordPress,
industry,
topic,
acPvity
Process
Typepad,
etc)
• Scheduling
and
• Hybrid
Blog
Frequency
• Maintenance
and
Feedback
Process
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- 15. Blog: Plan
15
Editorial
Calendar
IntegraPon
Partnerships
• Content
Ideas
• Website
• Guest
Bloggers
• Bloggers
• Pla[orm
X
• External
Links
to
Posts
• Submission
and
PosPng
• Pla[orm
X
• Blogroll
LisPngs
Dates
• Pla[orm
X
• Link
Exchanges
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- 16. Blog: Execute
16
Announce
Launch
Scout
Content
Maintain
&
• Media
• Content
Source
1
Report
• Partners
• Content
Source
2
• Analyze
Traffic
• Chapters
• Content
Source
3
• Review
Comments
• Nonprofit
• Content
Source
4
• Provide
Quarterly
OrganizaPons
Reports
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Measuring
Performance
- 18. Benchmark for Success: Metrics
18
At least 0000 fans by
On average, a Facebook page has 4,596 fans
Four percent have more than 10,000 fans
At least 0000 followers by
At least 000 subscribers by
At least 000 followers by
Facebook is the only platform with organizational statistics. Other platforms provide individual
statistics. Goals are based on the rate in which these numbers grew since benchmark date.
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- 19. Benchmark for Success: Awareness
19
Receive
Editorial
Distribute
Messages
Follow/Connect
with
Key
Media
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- 21. Discussion
21
Internal employee engagement
Content (posts, comments, tweets, etc) parameters
Flow chart/decision tree
Resources for success
Design capabilities
Staff participation and engagement
Digital campaign budget
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- 22. What’s Next?
22
Strategy
feedback
and
approval
Staff
informaPon
session/training
by
business
line
Plan
parPcipaPon
acPviPes
Tweet Thursdays
Activities Alerts
Travel Journal
Blog
readiness
and
implementaPon
ConPnue
to
evaluate
new
tools
and
sites
Content sharing (Digg, StumbleUpon, Del.icio.us, Reddit)
Location-based social networking sites
Tracking and monitoring tools (SocialOomph, TweetDeck, Hootsuite, Radian6)
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