Brian Parker Account Executive 8 Breakthrough Strategies for the Next Decade of Fund Raising: An Executive Briefing
Who is eTapestry? Dedicated to serving nonprofits A fast growing, successful NASDAQ firm A company that thrives on innovation A group that is passionate about service People who love to have fun!
What is our history? Founded by former execs of MSC First “Software as a Service” solution for nonprofits in 1999 6,000 nonprofit clients around the world Became part of Blackbaud-August 2007
Agenda Pure Fund Raising Tools Matching Gifts Recurring Gifts Essentials for the “Ask” For Impact Report Segmentation Relationship Building Tools CRM Email
Agenda (cont.) Relationship Building Tools (cont) Web 2.0 Moves Management eTap Mobile Benchmark Reporting Donor Loyalty  Community Building (Donor Login) Web Site Optimization  Research/Analytics API (Interface to the world outside)
“ Today we have the chance to seize two hours which could have a major impact on monies raised for your mission!” Jay Love   CEO and Co-Founder  of eTapestry Photo credit:  Sorin Brinzei
The Rules Still Apply (It’s all about relationships… not technology)
Know the Difference It is Now a New World
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Matching Gifts Quite Simply a Doubling of Donation Amounts!  Most Often Money that Falls Through the Cracks  Relationships, Relationships, Relationships  Again Leveraging Your Technology Investment
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Matching Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Matching Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Matching Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Matching Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Recurring Gifts The Foundation of many Fundraising Programs  Key in ePhilanthropy Transactions  Constituents become Investors rather than Donors  Technology makes it Easy
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Recurring Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Recurring Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Recurring Gifts
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Essentials of the Ask It Must be Easy or it will not be Used!  “ Home Page”  Investors in Your Mission  Relationship + Knowledge + Proven Plan = SUCCESS
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Essentials of the Ask
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Essentials of the Ask
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Essentials of the Ask
Based Upon Proven Results So Simple Yet So Powerful  The Pareto Principle at it’s Best A Report that Anyone and Everyone can use 1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact  Report
Capacity to Give Score Relationship to Your Organization Score Timing Score Past Giving to Your Organization Score Past Philanthropic Giving Score 1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact  Report
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact  Report
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact  Report
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact  Report
Personalize Everything You Can  Let Technology do the Work for You  Queries can be Intuitive and Easy  Think with Building Blocks and Logic  1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Segmentation
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Segmentation
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Segmentation
1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Segmentation
Strong Relationships are from Knowing Important Details, Hopes and Dreams Easily Supplement your Memory  Only Works if Used Daily (and in one place) by All A Remarkable “Secret Weapon” for Fund Raising  2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
“ If you want milk from a cow, you don’t send it a letter.” Si Seymour 2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
The Foundation of the Communications Revolution  Expected by EVERY Generation Now Use Properly or the Results are Worse than not A Fraction of the Cost of Other Forms of Communication 2. Relationship Building: eMail
2. Relationship Building: eMail
2. Relationship Building: eMail
2. Relationship Building: eMail
2. Relationship Building: eMail
2. Relationship Building: eMail
2. Relationship Building: eMail
Email Key Functions Tracking: bounces, opens, click-throughs Subscription management: automated unsubscribe or opting out link 2. Relationship Building: eMail
Key Functions: Deliverability: Fulltime staff 24/7 monitoring blacklists, spam filtering and ISP standards Horsepower: Up to 300,000 emails per hour via a scheduler Spam analysis tools WYSIWYG editor 2. Relationship Building: eMail
You are NOW the Catalyst not the Originator  Where Thousands of New Relationships can Begin  Traffic you Always Dreamed of for your Web Site  Easier than you Think to Do 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 Web 1.0 refers to first generation Web-based content that was typically one-way static communication. Web 2.0 refers to second generation Web-based services that emphasizes two-way online collaboration and sharing among users. 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 Web 1.0 was about reading, Web 2.0 is about writing  Web 1.0 was about organizations, Web 2.0 is about communities  Web 1.0 was about home pages, Web 2.0 is about blogs  Web 1.0 was about portals, Web 2.0 is about RSS  Web 1.0 was about owning, Web 2.0 is about sharing  Source: Joe Drumgoole, http://joedrumgoole.com/blog/2006/05/29/web-20-vs-web-10/ 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
Source: The Wall St. Journal , 2006 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Online Video Use
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Fun Video
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Social Networking
1,313 Friends 12,309 Friends 18,047 Friends 25,037 Friends 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Social Networking
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 - Widgets
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 - RSS
  2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 - Podcasts
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 –  Message Boards
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 - Wikipedia
Peer Fundraising Online 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Personal Fundraising Pages
2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Personal Event Fundraising
Average volunteer sends over 30 emails One in four emails sent by a volunteer results in a donation Average online event gift is $59 which is a 50% increase over the average off-line gift Many volunteers reach their stated FR Goal! 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Personal Event Fundraising Results:
CRM Based Upon a PROVEN Roadmap Status Reports to Die For  The Foundation of Many a Successful Campaign  A Plan which “Stays” even if Staff does not  2. Relationship Building: Moves Management   ©
2. Relationship Building: Moves Management   ©
2. Relationship Building: Moves Management   ©
2. Relationship Building: Moves Management   ©
All Excuses for NOT Using CRM are Gone So Handy  The Ultimate Tool for in the Field  Marries Together Two Indispensible Communication Devices  2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
Included with your eTapestry service Specifically formatted for mobile use Fast Real time information – no syncing or downloading 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
Search for any account in your  database 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
Hotlinks allow you to easily phone, email, or even get a map… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
… giving you instant tools for your mobile travels 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
Store and see pictures, or drill down into a giving summary… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
… detailing a donors financial support 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
Add new contact information from your mobile device and have all the details… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
You can even run queries with eTapestry Mobile… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
Best of all  . . . eTapestry Mobile is  no charge with your eTapestry service! 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
3. Benchmark Reporting How would you go about finding the number of lapsed donors and dollar amounts for them? How do you compare your organization to others? How do we measure success of our organization with similar groups?
3. Benchmark Reporting Direct Comparisons are Powerful Accurate Data from Thousands of Non-Profits  Ability to Isolate Peer Groups Focus Your Team on Areas with the Greatest Impact
3. Benchmark Reporting
3. Benchmark Reporting
3. Benchmark Reporting Giving Dynamics Report
3. Benchmark Reporting Benchmark Status Report
3. Benchmark Reporting Benchmark Comparison Report
4. Donor Loyalty Questions How do  you  know which donors are loyal? Which are accessible? Which feel trapped? Which are at risk?
4. Donor Loyalty  Why Measure? More NP’s Equal More Competition Appropriate Donor Strategy is Easier Donors Expect More Everyone Loves to Provide Their Opinion
4. Donor Loyalty
4. Donor Loyalty
4. Donor Loyalty  A donor’s loyalty level is indicated on the search screen
4. Donor Loyalty  8 donors are at risk Representing $.21 million 27 donors are secure Representing $.86 million 11 donors are trapped Representing $.21 million 16% 16% 0% 67% 57% 2% 17% 23% n = 1 n = 27 n = 11 n = 8 n =55 accounts
4. Donor Loyalty  Retaining Current Donors is Job # 1 Knowing Where to Focus is Essential  Avoidance of Lapsed Donors is Huge “ Keep your Friends Close”
5. Community Building  Donor Login Like it or Not You are Now Open 24/7 Community Involvement Creates Web Site Stickiness!  Your Mission Communication is Enhanced  Constituent Bonding is Stronger
5. Community Building  Donor Login
5. Community Building  Donor Login Keith Davis
5. Community Building  Donor Login
5. Community Building  Donor Login
6. Web Site Optimization If Relationships are Built on Communications . . .  Basic Parameters are Driven by Common Sense  A Few Key Changes can Make a Huge Difference  Leverage Partners who KNOW the Non Profit Sector
Both are Masters of Multi-Channel Marketing! 6. Web Site Optimization Be Like Martha or Oprah
 
 
An Integrated Strategy In Person Meetings Phone Events Blogs Text Messaging Social Networking Sites Your Web Site 6. Web Site Optimization E-Mail Print Other Tools
What are the goals? How will we measure success?  What are the specific tactics? Do we need any new tools or assistance? Who is responsible for what? Is everyone on the same page? 6. Web Site Optimization: Start with a Plan
“ There’s no better, faster, easier and cheaper place to gather folks of like minds than a Web site.” Carrie Johnson, Senior Analyst  Forrester Internet Research 6. Web Site Optimization
6. Web Site Optimization: Before and After
DMA Privacy Policy Generator: Answer 16 Questions and a Privacy Policy will be generated for your website http://www.the-dma.org/privacy/creating.shtml 6. Web Site Optimization: Privacy
6. Web Site Optimization: Needle in a Needle Stack
6. Web Site Optimization: Keeping it Simple Advanced Email Database Ecommerce Website
Does it accept donations by credit card?  94%  Does it have a blog?  53%  If you have a blog, can readers comment on it?  54%  If you have a blog, does it have links to other blogs  52%  Do you post any videos on your website?  75%  Do you have podcasts on your website?  32%  Do you host message boards?  22% Do you provide an RSS feed to your website?  29% Overbrook Foundation Survey of Human Rights NPO’s in 2007 6. Web Site Optimization: Web Site Integration
Mention Benefits & Ease Of Online Contributions 6. Web Site Optimization: Integrate on and off line appeals
Plan Take an Integrated Approach  Timely & Focused - Act Quickly When Needed  Test Something New All The Time “ SHOP” Others Think Targeted One-To-One Marketing People Give to People Have Fun!!!! 6. Web Site Optimization: Keys to Success
"Do one thing every day that scares you." –  Eleanor Roosevelt "We have a strategic plan.  It's called doing things." –  Herb Kelleher   6. Web Site Optimization
6. Web Site Optimization: Oprah & Martha would be proud
6. Web Site Optimization: Oprah & Martha would be proud
7. Research/Analytics Knowledge of your donors is the Key to Success  Data MUST be Accurate to be Useful  Saving Time Allows the Data to be Used (get out and ASK!) Database Integration and Updating Makes the Process much Easier
 
 
 
Subscriber Services
 
 
8. API (Interface to the World) Imagine a Phone without any Outside Connections  Allows Integration to the Fullest  Reduces or Eliminates Errors in Data Handling  Your Technology ROI Increases Dramatically!
8. Application Program Interface (API): Connect to the World
Epilogue 10 Technology Resolutions for 2008 Sarah Robbins  Director of Emerging Technologies Mediasauce
1. Set up a Gmail Account
2. Post Pics to Flickr
3. Try a Microblog
4. Create a Google Alert
5. Set Up an RSS
6. Share a YouTube Video
7. Really Use Your Cell Phone (Send a text or a video)
8.  Join a Social Network
9. Share PowerPoint Slides (Save a tree or two!)
10. Play a Video Game
Thank you! Brian Parker Account Executive [email_address] Special Thanks to Larry Hembree and the Nickelodeon Theatre for offering to host us.

8 Breakthrough Strategies SC Webinar

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    Brian Parker AccountExecutive 8 Breakthrough Strategies for the Next Decade of Fund Raising: An Executive Briefing
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    Who is eTapestry?Dedicated to serving nonprofits A fast growing, successful NASDAQ firm A company that thrives on innovation A group that is passionate about service People who love to have fun!
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    What is ourhistory? Founded by former execs of MSC First “Software as a Service” solution for nonprofits in 1999 6,000 nonprofit clients around the world Became part of Blackbaud-August 2007
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    Agenda Pure FundRaising Tools Matching Gifts Recurring Gifts Essentials for the “Ask” For Impact Report Segmentation Relationship Building Tools CRM Email
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    Agenda (cont.) RelationshipBuilding Tools (cont) Web 2.0 Moves Management eTap Mobile Benchmark Reporting Donor Loyalty Community Building (Donor Login) Web Site Optimization Research/Analytics API (Interface to the world outside)
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    “ Today wehave the chance to seize two hours which could have a major impact on monies raised for your mission!” Jay Love CEO and Co-Founder of eTapestry Photo credit: Sorin Brinzei
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    The Rules StillApply (It’s all about relationships… not technology)
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    Know the DifferenceIt is Now a New World
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Matching Gifts Quite Simply a Doubling of Donation Amounts! Most Often Money that Falls Through the Cracks Relationships, Relationships, Relationships Again Leveraging Your Technology Investment
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Matching Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Matching Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Matching Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Matching Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Recurring Gifts The Foundation of many Fundraising Programs Key in ePhilanthropy Transactions Constituents become Investors rather than Donors Technology makes it Easy
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Recurring Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Recurring Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Recurring Gifts
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Essentials of the Ask It Must be Easy or it will not be Used! “ Home Page” Investors in Your Mission Relationship + Knowledge + Proven Plan = SUCCESS
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Essentials of the Ask
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Essentials of the Ask
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Essentials of the Ask
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    Based Upon ProvenResults So Simple Yet So Powerful The Pareto Principle at it’s Best A Report that Anyone and Everyone can use 1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact Report
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    Capacity to GiveScore Relationship to Your Organization Score Timing Score Past Giving to Your Organization Score Past Philanthropic Giving Score 1. Pure Fundraising Tools: For Impact Report
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: For Impact Report
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: For Impact Report
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: For Impact Report
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    Personalize Everything YouCan Let Technology do the Work for You Queries can be Intuitive and Easy Think with Building Blocks and Logic 1. Pure Fundraising Tools: Segmentation
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Segmentation
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Segmentation
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    1. Pure FundraisingTools: Segmentation
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    Strong Relationships arefrom Knowing Important Details, Hopes and Dreams Easily Supplement your Memory Only Works if Used Daily (and in one place) by All A Remarkable “Secret Weapon” for Fund Raising 2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
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    “ If youwant milk from a cow, you don’t send it a letter.” Si Seymour 2. Relationship Building: Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
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    2. Relationship Building:Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
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    2. Relationship Building:Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
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    2. Relationship Building:Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
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    2. Relationship Building:Constituent Relationship Management (CRM)
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    The Foundation ofthe Communications Revolution Expected by EVERY Generation Now Use Properly or the Results are Worse than not A Fraction of the Cost of Other Forms of Communication 2. Relationship Building: eMail
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    Email Key FunctionsTracking: bounces, opens, click-throughs Subscription management: automated unsubscribe or opting out link 2. Relationship Building: eMail
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    Key Functions: Deliverability:Fulltime staff 24/7 monitoring blacklists, spam filtering and ISP standards Horsepower: Up to 300,000 emails per hour via a scheduler Spam analysis tools WYSIWYG editor 2. Relationship Building: eMail
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    You are NOWthe Catalyst not the Originator Where Thousands of New Relationships can Begin Traffic you Always Dreamed of for your Web Site Easier than you Think to Do 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
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    Web 1.0 vs.Web 2.0 Web 1.0 refers to first generation Web-based content that was typically one-way static communication. Web 2.0 refers to second generation Web-based services that emphasizes two-way online collaboration and sharing among users. 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
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    Web 1.0 vs.Web 2.0 Web 1.0 was about reading, Web 2.0 is about writing Web 1.0 was about organizations, Web 2.0 is about communities Web 1.0 was about home pages, Web 2.0 is about blogs Web 1.0 was about portals, Web 2.0 is about RSS Web 1.0 was about owning, Web 2.0 is about sharing Source: Joe Drumgoole, http://joedrumgoole.com/blog/2006/05/29/web-20-vs-web-10/ 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0
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    Source: The WallSt. Journal , 2006 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Online Video Use
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    2. Relationship Building:Web 2.0 – Fun Video
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    2. Relationship Building:Web 2.0 – Social Networking
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    1,313 Friends 12,309Friends 18,047 Friends 25,037 Friends 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Social Networking
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    2. Relationship Building:Web 2.0 - Widgets
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      2. RelationshipBuilding: Web 2.0 - Podcasts
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    2. Relationship Building:Web 2.0 – Message Boards
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    2. Relationship Building:Web 2.0 - Wikipedia
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    Peer Fundraising Online2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Personal Fundraising Pages
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    2. Relationship Building:Web 2.0 – Personal Event Fundraising
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    Average volunteer sendsover 30 emails One in four emails sent by a volunteer results in a donation Average online event gift is $59 which is a 50% increase over the average off-line gift Many volunteers reach their stated FR Goal! 2. Relationship Building: Web 2.0 – Personal Event Fundraising Results:
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    CRM Based Upona PROVEN Roadmap Status Reports to Die For The Foundation of Many a Successful Campaign A Plan which “Stays” even if Staff does not 2. Relationship Building: Moves Management ©
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    2. Relationship Building:Moves Management ©
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    2. Relationship Building:Moves Management ©
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    2. Relationship Building:Moves Management ©
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    All Excuses forNOT Using CRM are Gone So Handy The Ultimate Tool for in the Field Marries Together Two Indispensible Communication Devices 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    Included with youreTapestry service Specifically formatted for mobile use Fast Real time information – no syncing or downloading 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
  • 68.
    Search for anyaccount in your database 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    Hotlinks allow youto easily phone, email, or even get a map… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    … giving youinstant tools for your mobile travels 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    Store and seepictures, or drill down into a giving summary… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    … detailing adonors financial support 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    Add new contactinformation from your mobile device and have all the details… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    You can evenrun queries with eTapestry Mobile… 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    Best of all . . . eTapestry Mobile is no charge with your eTapestry service! 2. Relationship Building: eTap Mobile
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    3. Benchmark ReportingHow would you go about finding the number of lapsed donors and dollar amounts for them? How do you compare your organization to others? How do we measure success of our organization with similar groups?
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    3. Benchmark ReportingDirect Comparisons are Powerful Accurate Data from Thousands of Non-Profits Ability to Isolate Peer Groups Focus Your Team on Areas with the Greatest Impact
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    3. Benchmark ReportingGiving Dynamics Report
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    3. Benchmark ReportingBenchmark Status Report
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    3. Benchmark ReportingBenchmark Comparison Report
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    4. Donor LoyaltyQuestions How do you know which donors are loyal? Which are accessible? Which feel trapped? Which are at risk?
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    4. Donor Loyalty Why Measure? More NP’s Equal More Competition Appropriate Donor Strategy is Easier Donors Expect More Everyone Loves to Provide Their Opinion
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    4. Donor Loyalty A donor’s loyalty level is indicated on the search screen
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    4. Donor Loyalty 8 donors are at risk Representing $.21 million 27 donors are secure Representing $.86 million 11 donors are trapped Representing $.21 million 16% 16% 0% 67% 57% 2% 17% 23% n = 1 n = 27 n = 11 n = 8 n =55 accounts
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    4. Donor Loyalty Retaining Current Donors is Job # 1 Knowing Where to Focus is Essential Avoidance of Lapsed Donors is Huge “ Keep your Friends Close”
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    5. Community Building Donor Login Like it or Not You are Now Open 24/7 Community Involvement Creates Web Site Stickiness! Your Mission Communication is Enhanced Constituent Bonding is Stronger
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    5. Community Building Donor Login Keith Davis
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    6. Web SiteOptimization If Relationships are Built on Communications . . . Basic Parameters are Driven by Common Sense A Few Key Changes can Make a Huge Difference Leverage Partners who KNOW the Non Profit Sector
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    Both are Mastersof Multi-Channel Marketing! 6. Web Site Optimization Be Like Martha or Oprah
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    An Integrated StrategyIn Person Meetings Phone Events Blogs Text Messaging Social Networking Sites Your Web Site 6. Web Site Optimization E-Mail Print Other Tools
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    What are thegoals? How will we measure success? What are the specific tactics? Do we need any new tools or assistance? Who is responsible for what? Is everyone on the same page? 6. Web Site Optimization: Start with a Plan
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    “ There’s nobetter, faster, easier and cheaper place to gather folks of like minds than a Web site.” Carrie Johnson, Senior Analyst Forrester Internet Research 6. Web Site Optimization
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    6. Web SiteOptimization: Before and After
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    DMA Privacy PolicyGenerator: Answer 16 Questions and a Privacy Policy will be generated for your website http://www.the-dma.org/privacy/creating.shtml 6. Web Site Optimization: Privacy
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    6. Web SiteOptimization: Needle in a Needle Stack
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    6. Web SiteOptimization: Keeping it Simple Advanced Email Database Ecommerce Website
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    Does it acceptdonations by credit card? 94% Does it have a blog? 53% If you have a blog, can readers comment on it? 54% If you have a blog, does it have links to other blogs 52% Do you post any videos on your website? 75% Do you have podcasts on your website? 32% Do you host message boards? 22% Do you provide an RSS feed to your website? 29% Overbrook Foundation Survey of Human Rights NPO’s in 2007 6. Web Site Optimization: Web Site Integration
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    Mention Benefits &Ease Of Online Contributions 6. Web Site Optimization: Integrate on and off line appeals
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    Plan Take anIntegrated Approach Timely & Focused - Act Quickly When Needed Test Something New All The Time “ SHOP” Others Think Targeted One-To-One Marketing People Give to People Have Fun!!!! 6. Web Site Optimization: Keys to Success
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    "Do one thingevery day that scares you." – Eleanor Roosevelt "We have a strategic plan. It's called doing things." – Herb Kelleher 6. Web Site Optimization
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    6. Web SiteOptimization: Oprah & Martha would be proud
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    6. Web SiteOptimization: Oprah & Martha would be proud
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    7. Research/Analytics Knowledgeof your donors is the Key to Success Data MUST be Accurate to be Useful Saving Time Allows the Data to be Used (get out and ASK!) Database Integration and Updating Makes the Process much Easier
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    8. API (Interfaceto the World) Imagine a Phone without any Outside Connections Allows Integration to the Fullest Reduces or Eliminates Errors in Data Handling Your Technology ROI Increases Dramatically!
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    8. Application ProgramInterface (API): Connect to the World
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    Epilogue 10 TechnologyResolutions for 2008 Sarah Robbins Director of Emerging Technologies Mediasauce
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    1. Set upa Gmail Account
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    2. Post Picsto Flickr
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    3. Try aMicroblog
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    4. Create aGoogle Alert
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    5. Set Upan RSS
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    6. Share aYouTube Video
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    7. Really UseYour Cell Phone (Send a text or a video)
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    8. Joina Social Network
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    9. Share PowerPointSlides (Save a tree or two!)
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    10. Play aVideo Game
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    Thank you! BrianParker Account Executive [email_address] Special Thanks to Larry Hembree and the Nickelodeon Theatre for offering to host us.