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This document provides best practices and strategies for nonprofits to build online community through social media. It recommends creating a social media committee to develop a plan that identifies super users, encourages engagement through questions, polls and guest posts, and evaluates progress over time. Regular posting and interaction helps cultivate supporters and donors while the team approach makes messaging more viral and sustainable.
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The document provides guidance on using social media strategically within an organization. It recommends appointing an enthusiastic staff champion to lead social media efforts, providing them with necessary resources and equipment. It also stresses the importance of consistency, two-way communication, integrating social media with other marketing and fundraising efforts, and cross-promoting across different platforms.
What social media is all about
This document provides an overview of popular social media tools, their advantages and disadvantages. It describes blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and applications like Causes. Blogs are good for community building but require significant resources. Facebook allows easy connections but limits interaction. Twitter enables instant communication but may not be right for all organizations. Social media can help with fundraising, storytelling and viral marketing when used strategically.
Building strategically
The document discusses strategies for building an effective viral marketing campaign, including choosing champions, developing a strategy, cross-promotion across blogs and social media, and making social media a priority for the organization. It provides tips on blog formatting, using tools like Twitter and Facebook to spread content, engaging communities on sites like Reddit and Digg, and testing new approaches while learning along the way. The overarching goal is to integrate viral marketing into an organization's existing marketing and fundraising efforts through consistency, two-way communication, and reusing content across different platforms.
Practical applications
This document discusses various practical applications of social media for nonprofit organizations, including fundraising, volunteer recruitment, event promotion, and operational needs. It provides tips for fundraising on social media such as setting attainable goals, using reminders and updates, and asking friends and their friends for support. Examples of social media platforms and organizations to follow for fundraising ideas are also mentioned. Event promotion techniques like finding new people to invite on Facebook and asking people to retweet on Twitter are outlined.
Elements of success
The document provides tips for using various social media platforms successfully. It recommends for Twitter, maintaining multiple accounts with a combination of strategies like following everyone, using only RSS, and following interests. For blogging, it suggests using subscription boxes, reciprocal linking, blogrolls, commenting, and blog aggregates. And for Facebook, it advises focusing on the number of fans, using events, photos, and causes applications to send updates to fans.
What why and pro-con
The document discusses different social media tools and their advantages for organizations. A blog is an online storytelling and promotion tool that can build community and support. It requires significant labor but allows strategic conversations. Facebook pages connect people across boundaries and tap donor networks but offer less customization. Twitter allows instant mass communication through microblogging but may not be right for every organization and requires staff management.
NDOA 101 Data To Relationship
The document discusses new models of engagement for fundraising using social media and the internet. It emphasizes developing relationships through two-way communication and conversations. Maintaining permission from donors requires keeping engagement, addressing issues like geography, activities, invitations, and relationships over time. Data collection should track these relationship aspects to support annual development plans.
The Collins Group Brown Bag
The document provides an overview of Jason Dick's story and experience with fundraising online. It discusses best practices for online fundraising including setting attainable goals, asking friends to promote the fundraiser, and setting a time limit. Examples of industry leaders in online fundraising are also mentioned, such as Charity Water and Social Actions. The document concludes with hopes for the future, such as providing online training and promoting a community of nonprofit professionals.
Advanced Self Promotion 301
This document provides an overview of advanced social media promotion techniques across multiple platforms including blogging, Twitter, Facebook, and other websites. It discusses strategies such as reciprocal linking, blogrolls, hashtag searches, follow Friday on Twitter, pages and apps on Facebook, integrating RSS feeds and tweets, reposting content to sites like Digg and Reddit, and running blog-centric promotion campaigns by building relationships with popular blogs in your niche. The goal is to maximize cross-promotion opportunities and engage in consistent community collaboration across social networks.
Practical Applications 301
The document provides an overview of practical applications of social media for self promotion, including fundraising, event promotion, volunteering, operational needs, and media engagement. Fundraising tips include setting attainable goals and asking friends and followers to help spread the word. Event promotion on Facebook and Twitter involves finding new people to invite and asking current followers to invite their own networks.
Elements Of Success 201
The document provides tips for using different social media applications successfully. It recommends using multiple Twitter accounts with a combination of strategies like following everyone and following interests. It also suggests self-hosting blogs and including subscription boxes and widgets to engage readers. For Facebook, it advises creating pages and groups, using apps like Causes, and posting status updates and photos to gain more fans.
How To 101
This document provides guidance for nonprofits setting up social media profiles on blogging platforms, Facebook, and Twitter. It recommends creating a blog, Facebook page, or Twitter account for an organization rather than a personal profile. It outlines the basic components and setup steps for each platform, including creating posts, status updates, and tweets to engage followers.
Fundraising with Social Media
The document provides tips for fundraising using social media, including doing everything in groups, training readers to become donors and community members through regular reminders and updates, promoting campaigns across multiple platforms, and setting simple and attainable fundraising goals with a clear time limit.
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