Social media is just that, social. In order to build the most effective strategy for your nonprofit, you'll need to start talking with the people who care about what you do. There is a smattering of ways to do this - in this webinar, we'll suggest a few principles and tools you can use to build effective conversations.
Social Media for Nonprofits, PodCamp Boston 5Marc A. Pitman
Here are the slides that were the background of my presentation on using social media for nonprofit marketing and fundraising. The real session was an hour long conversation with the audience, podcamp-style.
This three hour social media seminar was given to the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce. It covers the basics of where social media came from, how your website and email list fits, and how to use social media for your small business or nonprofit.
Ask Without Fear! to recruit volunteers, board members and fully fund your no...Marc A. Pitman
This version of Ask Without Fear! presented at the Tennessee Valley Institute for Nonprofit Excellence focuses on using the "Get REAL" method to not only fundraise for your charity but also recruit volunteers and board members.
Social Media for Nonprofits, PodCamp Boston 5Marc A. Pitman
Here are the slides that were the background of my presentation on using social media for nonprofit marketing and fundraising. The real session was an hour long conversation with the audience, podcamp-style.
This three hour social media seminar was given to the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce. It covers the basics of where social media came from, how your website and email list fits, and how to use social media for your small business or nonprofit.
Ask Without Fear! to recruit volunteers, board members and fully fund your no...Marc A. Pitman
This version of Ask Without Fear! presented at the Tennessee Valley Institute for Nonprofit Excellence focuses on using the "Get REAL" method to not only fundraise for your charity but also recruit volunteers and board members.
AT&T's Chris Hoyt (aka: RecruiterGuy) talks about social media and branding at the New Media Training Institute - part of the Day Long Institutes sessions at the 22nd National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change.
High level slides led to deep-dive conversations in this "un-conference" format that focused on applications and metrics that teams can easily put into place; getting leadership buy-in; listening when it matters.
Examples and discussions included celebrities, personal experiences and various companies to include AT&T.
Slide deck I used at www.Going-Solo.net conference in Lausanne for my talk "You Only Get What You Give" on effectively marketing yourself as a freelancer.
Wright Transformational Leadership Symposium Social Network Push Class 1Social Jack
Transformational Leadership Symposium
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http://www.transformleadership.org/
Our world is rapidly changing—and, as leaders, we have choices to make. We can choose to stay ahead of the curve and foster transformation, or we can resist the change, fall behind, and risk being overrun.
Join other dynamic, innovative, and forward-thinking leaders to learn new ways to bring about transformation at all levels of your organization. During this participatory symposium, you will discover both academic research and practical expertise to guide you in navigating the changes ahead at every level.
This class is an overview for the Wright Leadership Institute to enable their leaders to gain the skills to attract new business using Facebook, twitter and LinkedIN.
This class was presented by Dean DeLisle at Forward Progress
Social Media can be a powerful tool for reporters. In Social Media 101, Robin J Phillips explains how doing nothing is not an option.
She offers tips to reporters on ways to set up their Twitter and Facebook accounts and how to start using them.
'I love you - Be my Fan!' and other MORE successful self promotion tips on the web. Learn how to take advantage of social networking sites to promote your music business.
AT&T's Chris Hoyt (aka: RecruiterGuy) talks about social media and branding at the New Media Training Institute - part of the Day Long Institutes sessions at the 22nd National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change.
High level slides led to deep-dive conversations in this "un-conference" format that focused on applications and metrics that teams can easily put into place; getting leadership buy-in; listening when it matters.
Examples and discussions included celebrities, personal experiences and various companies to include AT&T.
Slide deck I used at www.Going-Solo.net conference in Lausanne for my talk "You Only Get What You Give" on effectively marketing yourself as a freelancer.
Wright Transformational Leadership Symposium Social Network Push Class 1Social Jack
Transformational Leadership Symposium
MORE INFO:
http://www.transformleadership.org/
Our world is rapidly changing—and, as leaders, we have choices to make. We can choose to stay ahead of the curve and foster transformation, or we can resist the change, fall behind, and risk being overrun.
Join other dynamic, innovative, and forward-thinking leaders to learn new ways to bring about transformation at all levels of your organization. During this participatory symposium, you will discover both academic research and practical expertise to guide you in navigating the changes ahead at every level.
This class is an overview for the Wright Leadership Institute to enable their leaders to gain the skills to attract new business using Facebook, twitter and LinkedIN.
This class was presented by Dean DeLisle at Forward Progress
Social Media can be a powerful tool for reporters. In Social Media 101, Robin J Phillips explains how doing nothing is not an option.
She offers tips to reporters on ways to set up their Twitter and Facebook accounts and how to start using them.
'I love you - Be my Fan!' and other MORE successful self promotion tips on the web. Learn how to take advantage of social networking sites to promote your music business.
'I love you - Be my Fan!' and other MORE successful self promotion tips on the web. Learn how to take advantage of social networking sites to promote your music business.
Content Jam: Fortune and Glory, How to Make Friends, Rank High and Get Famous...Orbit Media Studios
Presentation given by Andy Crestodina at Content Jam on November 5th, 2015. Topics include specific tactics for online networking, specifically for search engine optimization benefits.
This handout was utilized on December 14, 2011 at the Rural Housing: Reframing the Way Forward event at the Maroney Commons in Howard, SD. Materials were developed by systems mapper David Peter Stroh.
Community Service Project from Plain Green Conference 2010 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
We built a tool lending library at SF Seminary's Summit House to serve the Pettigrew Heights neighborhood. All volunteer strawbale construction. The project is a demonstration for enabling city building code to allow for safe and effective strawbale construction.
Visit http://plaingreen.org.
A $6.8 million LEED Platinum conference and training center being built in Howard, South Dakota (pop. 1000).
Maroney Rural Learning Center is a gathering place for small town leaders to reimagine rural together.
Visit http://rurallearningcenter.org or email contact@rurallearningcenter.org.
The final recommendations given by a team of 16 architects, landscape architects, planners and community development specialists to the residents of Huron, SD after a three day design charrette. The charrette focused on the community's downtown region.
If your nonprofit sponsors events in your community, this webinar is for you! Learn how you can use social content to get the most out of your community's events: including generating buzz about the event and how to leverage offline events online
What are the stories, facts, and details of your nonprofit that will build a sense of community and action? We'll answer those questions and share what tools can get you there during this important webinar
People are talking about your brand-are you listening? In this webinar, we’ll cover the principles and tools you need to listen to and learn from your customers online.
In this presentation, Bobbi Gaukel from One8y Creative walks you through five steps of brand development; they include Discovery, Strategy, Articulation, Activation, and Maintenance and describes how they relate to social media.
Branding expert Bobbi Gaukel of One8y Creative will introduce branding as it relates to nonprofit organizations. You’ll learn how to set your brand apart from the crowd, integrate your message and measure success in this webinar.
Lindsey Karlson and Mike Knutson shared their thoughts on how organizations can help rural entrepreneurs develop social media strategies at the 2010 Grassroots and Groundswork Conference
4. What’s New with Engage:SD? >> In-Depth Technical Assistance Applications are due Friday, October 22nd >> Visit our Wiki at www.wikispaces.engagesd.co mfor access to a growing list of resources on social media for nonprofits
6. Part Four: Learning to Listen Online People Don’t Trust Advertisements 76% of people believe that companies lie in advertising statistic from Yankelovich 2009| photo by mediaboytodd, flickr photo by JulianBleecker, flickr
7. Part Four: Learning to Listen Online Social Media is not about Advertising photo by truthout.org, flickr photo by JulianBleecker, flickr
8. Part Four: Learning to Listen Online Social Media is about Relationships photo by Adam Foster | Codefor, flickr photo b JulianBleecker, flickr
9. Part Four: Learning to Listen Online So, Why Should I Listen? >> Get Comfortable >> Monitor your brand >> Find content to share >> Meet the right people >> Listen to Learn >> Build Relationships
11. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Treat Social Media Like a Backyard BBQ photo by JulianBleecker, flickr
12. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Let people know you want to talk Exude positive “online” body language to let people know that you want to talk (and mean it). >> be open ended >> reward good comments Photo by Jason Anfinsen, flickr Resource: ProBlogger, 10 Techniques to Get Comments on Your Blog
13. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Ask Engaging Questions Show people you care about them and what they think by asking engaging questions “Let’s hear your best captions for this photo…” Black Hills Facebook Page
15. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Ask Engaging Questions The Scar Project: Breast Cancer is Not a Pink Ribbon Livestrong Facebook Page
16. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Be a Resource Add value for your audience by being a resource. Example: Home Depot DIY Videos Resource: Home Depot You Tube Channel
17. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Be a Resource Talk about something you’re passionate about (other than yourself, of course). Example: Prime Cuts Restaurant Resource: Prime Cuts Blog
18. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Be a Resource Hebrew University’s “Expert on the Spot” video series provides a great example of being a resource Resource: Expert on the Spot, Hebrew University
19. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Be Interesting, Be Social “Single 50 yr. old Arts Council looking for long-term friendship: likes long walks, exotic places, fine art and good food. Give us a try!” -Madison Area Arts Council Example: Madison Area Arts Council Tweet
20. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Learning to be social There are lots of resources out there than can help teach you how to be social online. Resource: copyblogger
21. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Talk on their turf too! It’s easy to get caught up in managing your own social media accounts, but don’t forget to frequent and participate in other’s efforts as well. Resource: AgChat on Twitter, Tuesdays from 7-9 CT, #agchat
22. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Share the Love Promote other people’s content, it will help you make friends. >> Twitter’s a great tool for this: Chris Brogan says 12 tweets about others to 1 tweet about you Resource: 50 Power Twitter Tips, Chris Brogan
23. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Share the Love Promote other people’s content, it will help you make friends. >> Create a list (on Twitter) that includes those who consistently bring you value Resource: Becky McCray Twitter Lists
24. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Don’t Forget to Listen Listening is always key to good conversation, so remember to listen first and talk second! Review of listening tools: >> Google Alerts >> Twitter >> RSS Feeds >> Social Mention
25. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Responding to Criticism Have a plan in place for how to respond to criticism. The Air Force Web Posting Response Assessment is one tool; common sense is another Air Force Web Posting Response Assessment
26. Part Five: Conversations that Connect Responding to Criticism “Unfortunately, I had to like this page in order to post how terrible your service is….” -Unhappy Truliant Customer “Got a phone call from Truliant this morning. From an Actual Person! Hopefully things will go better now. The phone call was much appreciated.” -Less Unhappy Truliant Customer Truliant Federal Credit Union Facebook Page
27. Part Five: Conversations that Connect An Interview with…… Amy Howard On Hand Development Miller, SD
28. Part One: Meet Social Media Get Connected web: www.engagesd.org rurallearningcenter.org facebook: www.facebook.com/engagesd delicious: http://delicious.com/RuralLearningCenter twitter: @RuralLearning resource guide: http://engagesd.wikispaces.com/
29. Part One: Meet Social Media Thanks for joining us! Contact Lindsey: Lindsey Karlson Lindsey.Karlson@RuralLearningCenter.org 605-772-5153 www.engagesd.org Contact Mike: Mike Knutson Mike.Knutson@RuralLearningCenter.org 605-772-5153 www.engagesd.org