Winning Strategies Webinar: How Real Estate Agents Can Build, Engage, and Sel...Paradym
In this webinar, hosted by Paradym's Marketing Director Josh Cantrell, you will learn 15 strategies real estate agents can use to build an audience, engage them, and make sales with social media.
The document discusses how tourism organizations can reach niche audiences beyond just travel bloggers by connecting with bloggers in other genres like food, parenting, and crafts. It provides tips for finding these types of bloggers both offline at conferences and online via hashtags and social media. Specific blogger conferences and influencers are mentioned for each niche genre. The goal is to connect with influential bloggers whose audiences align with the tourism organization's target markets.
7 Steps to a Simple, Successful Fundraising PlanBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Sandy Rees, CFRE will show you seven simple steps to creating a written plan so you can raise all the money you need to fully fund your budget in the coming year.
https://getfullyfunded.com/plan/
Personal Branding & Lead Gen: Women's Council of RealtorsJayme Soulati
Jayme Soulati, a message mapping master, provides a short personal branding and lead generation presentation to the Women's Council of Realtors. Quick notes about blogging, websites, message mapping, and email marketing.
This document discusses best practices for using local social media for businesses. It recommends focusing social media presence and advertising locally by targeting local content, local advertising, and local interests. Specifically, it suggests local or seasonal campaigns, using photos of staff and locations, and reporting on local metrics. The document provides contact information for two representatives to discuss local social media strategies further.
The document summarizes a presentation on missionizing special events for nonprofits. The presentation discusses four types of events: [1] the classic Point of Entry event and derivative events, [2] a Free One-Hour Ask Event, [3] a Free Feel-Good Cultivation Event, and [4] a Point of Entry Conversion Event. It provides details on the purpose, format, frequency and scripts for each type of event to effectively engage attendees and solicit donations while upholding the nonprofit's mission.
Giving Tuesday was created by 92nd Street Y in New York City and marks the 5th anniversary this year. It has grown significantly each year in funds raised, from $12 million in 2012 to $117 million in 2015. Nonprofits are encouraged to strategically plan their Giving Tuesday campaigns using digital tools like social media, email, and websites as well as printed materials and peer-to-peer outreach to engage donors and raise funds on this day, which kicks off the charitable giving season. Key tactics include identifying target audiences, creating custom graphics, and supplementing digital efforts with grassroots engagement.
Winning Strategies Webinar: How Real Estate Agents Can Build, Engage, and Sel...Paradym
In this webinar, hosted by Paradym's Marketing Director Josh Cantrell, you will learn 15 strategies real estate agents can use to build an audience, engage them, and make sales with social media.
The document discusses how tourism organizations can reach niche audiences beyond just travel bloggers by connecting with bloggers in other genres like food, parenting, and crafts. It provides tips for finding these types of bloggers both offline at conferences and online via hashtags and social media. Specific blogger conferences and influencers are mentioned for each niche genre. The goal is to connect with influential bloggers whose audiences align with the tourism organization's target markets.
7 Steps to a Simple, Successful Fundraising PlanBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Sandy Rees, CFRE will show you seven simple steps to creating a written plan so you can raise all the money you need to fully fund your budget in the coming year.
https://getfullyfunded.com/plan/
Personal Branding & Lead Gen: Women's Council of RealtorsJayme Soulati
Jayme Soulati, a message mapping master, provides a short personal branding and lead generation presentation to the Women's Council of Realtors. Quick notes about blogging, websites, message mapping, and email marketing.
This document discusses best practices for using local social media for businesses. It recommends focusing social media presence and advertising locally by targeting local content, local advertising, and local interests. Specifically, it suggests local or seasonal campaigns, using photos of staff and locations, and reporting on local metrics. The document provides contact information for two representatives to discuss local social media strategies further.
The document summarizes a presentation on missionizing special events for nonprofits. The presentation discusses four types of events: [1] the classic Point of Entry event and derivative events, [2] a Free One-Hour Ask Event, [3] a Free Feel-Good Cultivation Event, and [4] a Point of Entry Conversion Event. It provides details on the purpose, format, frequency and scripts for each type of event to effectively engage attendees and solicit donations while upholding the nonprofit's mission.
Giving Tuesday was created by 92nd Street Y in New York City and marks the 5th anniversary this year. It has grown significantly each year in funds raised, from $12 million in 2012 to $117 million in 2015. Nonprofits are encouraged to strategically plan their Giving Tuesday campaigns using digital tools like social media, email, and websites as well as printed materials and peer-to-peer outreach to engage donors and raise funds on this day, which kicks off the charitable giving season. Key tactics include identifying target audiences, creating custom graphics, and supplementing digital efforts with grassroots engagement.
Jenn Lim, CEO of TownePlace Suites Marriott, discusses how pursuing happiness can be a successful business model. She shares lessons learned from her experience at Zappos, where focusing on culture and customer service led to strong growth and employee engagement. Research shows happier companies outperform peers in areas like sales, productivity and retention. The science of happiness indicates that cultivating positive emotions, relationships and meaning contribute most to well-being. Lim advocates aligning business goals with these principles to create lasting individual and organizational happiness.
Employee engagement from internal events, presented by Joe SchaefferSocialMedia.org
In his Brands-Only Summit presentation, Paychex’s Joe Schaeffer shares how they're using external (and internal) corporate events to increase employee advocacy and engagement.
He outlines their entire plan for the conference from pre-event planning, to coverage during the event, and finally follow-up and metrics.
Culture First 2019: Day 2, #nofilter Diversity & Inclusion: How to see throug...Culture Amp
This document summarizes a presentation about building authentic diversity and inclusion programs. It discusses the pressure companies feel to implement performative DEI initiatives for appearance sake alone. This can create anxiety, frustration, and a lack of real change. The presentation outlines two key solutions - first, centering the needs of marginalized groups and minimizing potential harms. Second, embracing authenticity by not faking progress and openly sharing mistakes. The overall message is to move beyond performative actions and say no to DEI initiatives that do not benefit employees in practice.
Jenn Lim discusses how to build a culture of happiness in the workplace. She shares lessons learned from creating a happy culture at Zappos, where customer service and culture were top priorities. Research shows that happy workplaces outperform the S&P 500 and can increase sales, productivity, creativity, and reduce turnover. The science of happiness teaches there are three main levers to increase happiness: positive experiences, social connections, and purpose and meaning. Ultimately, alignment and commitment to values, passions and purpose are needed to create lasting happiness for individuals and companies.
The Future of Fundraisers and the Strategies to Never Ignore with Tara de Nic...Eventbrite
Change can be a very scary word, yet trying new things, experimenting with different platforms, and adopting new technologies are factors that can make the difference between coming close to fundraising targets and completely crushing your goals. In this workshop, Tara de Nicolas, who has launched numerous fundraising endeavors including Fashion for Paws (which delivered more than $3M in revenue to the Washington Humane Society), will discuss tried and true fundraising strategies as well as new technologies that are transforming the industry. From digital seating charts and auction apps to crowdfunding platforms, discover tools that will enhance the attendee experience, improve your fundraiser, and save you time.
This presentation is from Affiliate Summit West 2015 (January 18-20, 2015 in Las Vegas, NV). Session description: Learn to integrate Pinterest into your marketing strategy. Users are female, educated and affluent! Pinterest now drives 10% of retail site visits. Construct the perfect pin and be re-pinnable.
Social Media Strategies for Special Event SuccessJosh Hirsch
Want to leverage the full potential of social media to build on the success of your special events? Learn key strategies to integrate, before during, and after events to maximize communication potential and build buzz. #sm4events
This document provides an overview of practical steps for launching a fundraising program, including assessing readiness, setting goals and objectives, developing a tactical system, utilizing different donor segments, and leveraging new technologies like video and mobile. Key recommendations are to tell compelling stories, focus on user experience, and keep messaging short and simple given limited attention spans. Resources and contacts are provided for additional fundraising coaching and tools.
OMG, look! An emerging social media platform! Hurry, let's jump on it! -- pre...SocialMedia.org
Brad Walters from Lowe's Home Improvement discusses the importance of doing research before jumping on emerging social media platforms, such as understanding if your company is wanted there, who your potential audience would be, if you have the resources to contribute valuable content, and learning more about the platform by checking events from the organization.
North Carolina Parks And Recreation Association Presentation on Social Media Cara McLeod
#Hashtags to Handbills: Engaging your community through digital media (social media) Presented by Matt Carusona, NCRPA, Cara McLeod, Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources, Kendrick Mayes, Garner Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources.
Both traditional and digital media are vital to any agency's communication plan. As digital media continues to grow it has been embraced and utilized by agencies. This session will focus on social media best practices, implementation and ways to incorporate traditional media.
The document discusses next practices for innovative donor relations and a strategic future. It covers moving from reactive to proactive approaches, focusing on donor behavior over donation amounts, emphasizing philanthropy over generosity, conducting comprehensive donor surveys, considering donors at all levels of engagement, providing customized experiences for major donors, setting retention goals, allowing for unrestricted reporting, and incorporating more video content. It also advertises an upcoming webinar on career development in nonprofit fundraising and building a strong development staff.
Social Media is the FUEL you use to push out your events to reach an inbound market while getting events to go viral. Facebook has set the 'norm' up to now....
View Full Events Topic on www.PlugInstitute.com
More about Plug in Muse, Melien Lavoie on www.PluginMuse.com
Companies invest a lot of money in social selling. However, they are struggling to get #results. No #training or the wrong training is the root of all evil
This document provides tips and strategies for intelligently navigating networking events. It recommends determining the return on investment and targeting the best events. Prior to events, it suggests researching who will attend to strategically plan connections. At events, it advises focusing on meeting targeted individuals, initiating conversations, and working the room. It also offers suggestions for comfortable approaches, icebreaker questions, and smoothly exiting conversations. Following up after events by connecting on LinkedIn and scheduling meetings is also recommended. The overall goal is to make quality connections and build long-term relationships.
Want to increase your restaurant's sales and grow customer loyalty this summer? Our 30 minute webinar discusses some tips and tricks that will boost your ROI and guest loyalty.
What marketing superpowers you will gain from the webinar:
- 5 tricks to get guests through the door and increase sales
- Popular menu and drink items to serve for the 2015 summer season
- Budgeting tips for the busiest time of year
- Stress-free employee management skills
- How to create alliances within the neighborhood
NUS-ISS Learning Day 2019-Design for health part 2 :idea generation for healt...NUS-ISS
Presented by Ms Tamsin Greulich-Smith, Chief, Smart Health Leadership, Mr Brian Ng, Associate Lecturer & Consultant, Smart Health Leadership Centre and Mr Lee Lin Hui, Associate Lecturer & Consultant, Smart Health Leadership Centre ,NUS-ISS, at NUS-ISS Learning Day 2019
The document summarizes a panel discussion on the best piece of advice ever received. It introduces the panelists - Nick Blunden, Georgia Barretta-Whiteley, and Laura Jordan-Bambach. Each panelist then shares a piece of advice they found meaningful: Nick cites advice about musicians, artists, writers and film producers working together; Georgia discusses advice about the importance of people; and Laura focuses on advice to choose interesting work over boring work.
Triangle Startup Weekend - Health Sunday Facilitator's DeckShashi Jain
This is Sunday's Facilitator's slideset for Triangle Health Startup Weekend. Included in this version are the speaker's name, presentation order and rules, judging criteria, information about the local organizations and future startup weekends, plus connections to the local alumni network. Some ideas for Sunday checkins are included in the Appendix.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Social Fundraising Network for Good
Learn the basics of social fundraising, why it works, and what kind of tool can help your fundraisers raise more money. Want to see the webinar that this deck is from? Visit n4g.me/socialfundraisingbasics
SHPE #NILA2015 - Social Media & Digital Organizing for Nonprofits Juan Sebastian Vasquez
This workshop was prepared for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) as part of their National Institute for Leadership Advancement (NILA 2015).
I presented this to a room of roughly 35 elected leaders for SHPE's various local professional chapters. In it I used origami to empower individuals to craft a path for their own social media efforts to help them achieve organizational goals.
The goal of this workshop was for the group to feel more comfortable using social media to accomplish organizational goals. To do this we covered three main concepts:
1. Create purpose in your social media content
2. Tell stories
3. Organize your community
To illustrate each of the three main concepts, I shared different stories that highlighted pro tips in leveraging social media.
NAGW Webinar: Social Media - The Good, the Bad, and the WOW!emfluence
Social Media best practices, presented by Jessica Best on the August 2014 NAGW webinar. In 2014, social media is no longer optional. At the very least, business leaders have to understand its impact and how it works. At its best, it's an impactful part of an integrated marketing strategy. This session is perfect for marketers who are already trying a social media channel or two or who are just dipping their toes into the social media water.
Learn 10 things you should always do in social media and and 10 things you should never do, plus see great ideas from those who are innovative in social media and do it well.
Donor Experience 101 Marketing For NonprofitsBridget Brandt
Donor Experience 101 provides tips for non-profit marketers to improve donor experiences. The document outlines 10 tips for developing an effective marketing plan including using storytelling, email marketing best practices, optimizing websites for donations, hosting impactful fundraising events, and leveraging social media. All aspects of donor touchpoints should work together to clearly communicate an organization's mission and impact.
Jenn Lim, CEO of TownePlace Suites Marriott, discusses how pursuing happiness can be a successful business model. She shares lessons learned from her experience at Zappos, where focusing on culture and customer service led to strong growth and employee engagement. Research shows happier companies outperform peers in areas like sales, productivity and retention. The science of happiness indicates that cultivating positive emotions, relationships and meaning contribute most to well-being. Lim advocates aligning business goals with these principles to create lasting individual and organizational happiness.
Employee engagement from internal events, presented by Joe SchaefferSocialMedia.org
In his Brands-Only Summit presentation, Paychex’s Joe Schaeffer shares how they're using external (and internal) corporate events to increase employee advocacy and engagement.
He outlines their entire plan for the conference from pre-event planning, to coverage during the event, and finally follow-up and metrics.
Culture First 2019: Day 2, #nofilter Diversity & Inclusion: How to see throug...Culture Amp
This document summarizes a presentation about building authentic diversity and inclusion programs. It discusses the pressure companies feel to implement performative DEI initiatives for appearance sake alone. This can create anxiety, frustration, and a lack of real change. The presentation outlines two key solutions - first, centering the needs of marginalized groups and minimizing potential harms. Second, embracing authenticity by not faking progress and openly sharing mistakes. The overall message is to move beyond performative actions and say no to DEI initiatives that do not benefit employees in practice.
Jenn Lim discusses how to build a culture of happiness in the workplace. She shares lessons learned from creating a happy culture at Zappos, where customer service and culture were top priorities. Research shows that happy workplaces outperform the S&P 500 and can increase sales, productivity, creativity, and reduce turnover. The science of happiness teaches there are three main levers to increase happiness: positive experiences, social connections, and purpose and meaning. Ultimately, alignment and commitment to values, passions and purpose are needed to create lasting happiness for individuals and companies.
The Future of Fundraisers and the Strategies to Never Ignore with Tara de Nic...Eventbrite
Change can be a very scary word, yet trying new things, experimenting with different platforms, and adopting new technologies are factors that can make the difference between coming close to fundraising targets and completely crushing your goals. In this workshop, Tara de Nicolas, who has launched numerous fundraising endeavors including Fashion for Paws (which delivered more than $3M in revenue to the Washington Humane Society), will discuss tried and true fundraising strategies as well as new technologies that are transforming the industry. From digital seating charts and auction apps to crowdfunding platforms, discover tools that will enhance the attendee experience, improve your fundraiser, and save you time.
This presentation is from Affiliate Summit West 2015 (January 18-20, 2015 in Las Vegas, NV). Session description: Learn to integrate Pinterest into your marketing strategy. Users are female, educated and affluent! Pinterest now drives 10% of retail site visits. Construct the perfect pin and be re-pinnable.
Social Media Strategies for Special Event SuccessJosh Hirsch
Want to leverage the full potential of social media to build on the success of your special events? Learn key strategies to integrate, before during, and after events to maximize communication potential and build buzz. #sm4events
This document provides an overview of practical steps for launching a fundraising program, including assessing readiness, setting goals and objectives, developing a tactical system, utilizing different donor segments, and leveraging new technologies like video and mobile. Key recommendations are to tell compelling stories, focus on user experience, and keep messaging short and simple given limited attention spans. Resources and contacts are provided for additional fundraising coaching and tools.
OMG, look! An emerging social media platform! Hurry, let's jump on it! -- pre...SocialMedia.org
Brad Walters from Lowe's Home Improvement discusses the importance of doing research before jumping on emerging social media platforms, such as understanding if your company is wanted there, who your potential audience would be, if you have the resources to contribute valuable content, and learning more about the platform by checking events from the organization.
North Carolina Parks And Recreation Association Presentation on Social Media Cara McLeod
#Hashtags to Handbills: Engaging your community through digital media (social media) Presented by Matt Carusona, NCRPA, Cara McLeod, Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources, Kendrick Mayes, Garner Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources.
Both traditional and digital media are vital to any agency's communication plan. As digital media continues to grow it has been embraced and utilized by agencies. This session will focus on social media best practices, implementation and ways to incorporate traditional media.
The document discusses next practices for innovative donor relations and a strategic future. It covers moving from reactive to proactive approaches, focusing on donor behavior over donation amounts, emphasizing philanthropy over generosity, conducting comprehensive donor surveys, considering donors at all levels of engagement, providing customized experiences for major donors, setting retention goals, allowing for unrestricted reporting, and incorporating more video content. It also advertises an upcoming webinar on career development in nonprofit fundraising and building a strong development staff.
Social Media is the FUEL you use to push out your events to reach an inbound market while getting events to go viral. Facebook has set the 'norm' up to now....
View Full Events Topic on www.PlugInstitute.com
More about Plug in Muse, Melien Lavoie on www.PluginMuse.com
Companies invest a lot of money in social selling. However, they are struggling to get #results. No #training or the wrong training is the root of all evil
This document provides tips and strategies for intelligently navigating networking events. It recommends determining the return on investment and targeting the best events. Prior to events, it suggests researching who will attend to strategically plan connections. At events, it advises focusing on meeting targeted individuals, initiating conversations, and working the room. It also offers suggestions for comfortable approaches, icebreaker questions, and smoothly exiting conversations. Following up after events by connecting on LinkedIn and scheduling meetings is also recommended. The overall goal is to make quality connections and build long-term relationships.
Want to increase your restaurant's sales and grow customer loyalty this summer? Our 30 minute webinar discusses some tips and tricks that will boost your ROI and guest loyalty.
What marketing superpowers you will gain from the webinar:
- 5 tricks to get guests through the door and increase sales
- Popular menu and drink items to serve for the 2015 summer season
- Budgeting tips for the busiest time of year
- Stress-free employee management skills
- How to create alliances within the neighborhood
NUS-ISS Learning Day 2019-Design for health part 2 :idea generation for healt...NUS-ISS
Presented by Ms Tamsin Greulich-Smith, Chief, Smart Health Leadership, Mr Brian Ng, Associate Lecturer & Consultant, Smart Health Leadership Centre and Mr Lee Lin Hui, Associate Lecturer & Consultant, Smart Health Leadership Centre ,NUS-ISS, at NUS-ISS Learning Day 2019
The document summarizes a panel discussion on the best piece of advice ever received. It introduces the panelists - Nick Blunden, Georgia Barretta-Whiteley, and Laura Jordan-Bambach. Each panelist then shares a piece of advice they found meaningful: Nick cites advice about musicians, artists, writers and film producers working together; Georgia discusses advice about the importance of people; and Laura focuses on advice to choose interesting work over boring work.
Triangle Startup Weekend - Health Sunday Facilitator's DeckShashi Jain
This is Sunday's Facilitator's slideset for Triangle Health Startup Weekend. Included in this version are the speaker's name, presentation order and rules, judging criteria, information about the local organizations and future startup weekends, plus connections to the local alumni network. Some ideas for Sunday checkins are included in the Appendix.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Social Fundraising Network for Good
Learn the basics of social fundraising, why it works, and what kind of tool can help your fundraisers raise more money. Want to see the webinar that this deck is from? Visit n4g.me/socialfundraisingbasics
SHPE #NILA2015 - Social Media & Digital Organizing for Nonprofits Juan Sebastian Vasquez
This workshop was prepared for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) as part of their National Institute for Leadership Advancement (NILA 2015).
I presented this to a room of roughly 35 elected leaders for SHPE's various local professional chapters. In it I used origami to empower individuals to craft a path for their own social media efforts to help them achieve organizational goals.
The goal of this workshop was for the group to feel more comfortable using social media to accomplish organizational goals. To do this we covered three main concepts:
1. Create purpose in your social media content
2. Tell stories
3. Organize your community
To illustrate each of the three main concepts, I shared different stories that highlighted pro tips in leveraging social media.
NAGW Webinar: Social Media - The Good, the Bad, and the WOW!emfluence
Social Media best practices, presented by Jessica Best on the August 2014 NAGW webinar. In 2014, social media is no longer optional. At the very least, business leaders have to understand its impact and how it works. At its best, it's an impactful part of an integrated marketing strategy. This session is perfect for marketers who are already trying a social media channel or two or who are just dipping their toes into the social media water.
Learn 10 things you should always do in social media and and 10 things you should never do, plus see great ideas from those who are innovative in social media and do it well.
Donor Experience 101 Marketing For NonprofitsBridget Brandt
Donor Experience 101 provides tips for non-profit marketers to improve donor experiences. The document outlines 10 tips for developing an effective marketing plan including using storytelling, email marketing best practices, optimizing websites for donations, hosting impactful fundraising events, and leveraging social media. All aspects of donor touchpoints should work together to clearly communicate an organization's mission and impact.
The document provided guidance on creating user profiles through an empathy map, writing a user persona, starting a Day In The Life worksheet to understand a user's daily routine, and describing how personas relate to objectives and marketing channels. Participants were instructed to complete these profiling exercises for their final projects to gain insights into target users. The profiling work would aid in developing effective digital marketing strategies tailored to user needs.
Benchmarking the Modern Meeting PlannerSocial Tables
This document summarizes a webinar about benchmarking the modern meeting planner. It discusses findings from a Georgetown University study about who meeting planners are, how many events they manage per year, what factors are important in selecting venues, how technology is used, and 10 tips for thinking like a modern planner. Key points include that the average planner manages 37 events and 45 site visits per year, location and cost are top factors for selecting venues, and social media and mobile apps are increasingly important technologies for planners.
#BeginAtEnd: Content Planning For Insights - Liveworld #SXSW2014LiveWorld
This workshop teaches how to develop "purposeful engagement" - story-based marketing that mashes up content marketing & data analytics to design social content for the results you have in mind.
State of Digital Q4 2019 Doyle Buehler digital strategy web eventDoyle Buehler
Ready to put your best business forward in 2020?
Digital is big, confusing and chaotic; how do we break it down and make it far easier for business to strategize, navigate and implement?
In this quarterly web event, we'll review:
- Look back at 2019 - highlights and changes we've seen
- Look forward at 2020 trends that will affect you
- Tips & tricks for owning your digital assets in 2020
- What's important to get your digital straightened out
- Shifting the strategic mindset of business
- The art of selling more online
You need to attend this web event if you are wanting to make your digital strategy and digital marketing easier, more efficient, and more effective for your business.
Learn how to detangle, translate, and transform from the chaos of busy-ness in the digital economy.
What are you going to get done?
Social media for retirement homes: Calculating return on investment (ROI) Our Kids Media
Social media can be one of the most challenging platforms for retirement homes to measure return on investment (ROI). But it's an area you can't afford to ignore. Agnes Stawicki of Comfort Life Guide to Retirement Homes (comfortlife.ca) provides practical advice for developing a goal-based approach to measuring your social media marketing return on investment (ROI).
What you'll learn:
- Measurement tools for tracking your social media efforts
- How to set up goals
- How are Canadian retirement communities and senior care providers using social media (case studies)
- A goal-based approach to measuring ROI
Offered by Comfort Life Marketing Academy (ourkidsmedia.com/marketing/retirement-living/), a division of Comfort Life (comfortlife.ca), Canada's #1 guide and online resource to the best retirement homes and senior care options.
2016 cause conference panel engaging media partners for social goodAMASanDiego
This document outlines a panel discussion on engaging media partners for social good. The panel participants represent NBC 7 San Diego, CBS Radio San Diego, Wells Fargo, and Voice of San Diego. Each panelist then shares examples of successful cause marketing campaigns and partnerships with non-profits, highlighting key challenges addressed and results achieved. Practical tips are also provided, such as knowing a media partner's interests, ensuring cause alignment, and maintaining long-term engagement with community organizations.
Beyond the Business Card: Networking in a Digital AgeAliera Peterson
The rules of Professional Networking have changed! Come and spend an insightful & educational evening with your IMPACTjax peers while enjoying a presentation by representatives from Thomas Marketing Consulting and Dalton Agency. Arm yourself with tips, best practices and learn what pitfalls to avoid to take your networking to the next level!
Beyond the Business Card: Networking in the Digital AgeJessica Thomas
The document outlines a plan for using social media. It discusses the evolution of social media and critical questions to consider, such as what to share, who to share it with, and why others should care. It then provides tips for seeking out audiences, observing conversations, creating and implementing action plans, and analyzing effectiveness. Specific advice is given for using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Foursquare to develop influence and network.
Put Your Creative to Work: Creative Testing for Nonprofits: 2018 Washington N...PMX Agency
Creative is the heart and soul of your nonprofit brand and fundraising initiatives, and can act as the powerful catalyst that evokes an emotion, and influences a donor to give to your cause. But, Creative doesn’t come in a one-size-fits-all approach, nor does it always have a defined formula or set of best practices. From different audience needs, to different team goals, Creative that performs requires a synergy between the art and the science. In this session, we’ll be digging into how to bridge the gap between your Creative aspirational goals, and the data that powers your Creative strategy. We’ll look at smart methods for creative testing, what types of Creative work across different media platforms, and how to form a collaborative working strategy across teams that aligns fundraising, marketing and Creative objectives. We’ll look at case studies from the American Heart Association, as well as a range of other organizations to illustrate how Creative was taken from concept to execution
The first document summarizes tips for concise communication, including telling stories, making every word count, considering your target audience, and keeping things simple. The second discusses measuring social media engagement and ROI by focusing on business objectives and tying social media to other initiatives. The third discusses how to handle detractors who post negative comments and how far to let criticism go before intervening.
19 ways non-profits can use social media to connect with donorsTim Bete
The document provides 19 ways for non-profits to use social media to connect with donors even with limited time and budget. It addresses the four main reasons non-profits do not use social media: not knowing how to use the technology, not knowing what content to create, not having time, and not having money. For each reason, several tips are provided, such as learning from online tutorials, creating short video stories and thank you messages, using tools to automate posting and scheduling, and taking advantage of free or low-cost social media services. The document emphasizes that social media is essential for connecting with donors and that the barriers of knowledge, content creation, time, and cost can all be overcome.
Noisy Little Monkey Social Media Training Bristol June 2017Natasha Baldwin
This document provides an overview of content strategies for social media marketing. It introduces personas for key target audiences including "Gadget Dad" and "Multi-tasking Mum". It emphasizes understanding audience goals and challenges to create relevant content. Various content types are outlined such as how-to guides, lists, opinions, and interviews. Seasonal and evergreen content is also discussed. Images, headlines, and trigger words are highlighted as important elements for engaging audiences. The document stresses measuring goals and testing content to refine strategies. It also provides tips for dealing with negativity and crisis management on social media.
The document discusses leveraging social media for small businesses. It provides an overview of Michael Bowers and the Ohio Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Columbus State. The Ohio SBDC advises small businesses and facilitates loans, job creation, and business growth. The document discusses developing a social media strategy and using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Pinterest to engage customers and reduce marketing costs. It emphasizes creating valuable content, building communities, and focusing on outcomes rather than tools.
The document discusses using personas and buyer's journeys to engage buyers. It recommends identifying key personas like the CHRO, VP of Talent Acquisition, Recruiter, and HRIS Professional. For each persona, marketers should understand their pain points, role in buying, and effective influences. It also recommends mapping the buyer's journey for each persona across phases like inquire, learn, evaluate, justify, and sell. The document provides examples of how to target each persona with the right content like videos, infographics, demos, case studies, and third-party content. It emphasizes the importance of understanding buyers as people rather than just personas.
This presentation by Bridget L. Brandt is designed to teach conference attendees how to tell a great story. Participants in my sessions all leave with a great story to tell.
www.donorexperience101.com
Measure and Market: Basic Nonprofit Action & AnalysisBridget Brandt
This presentation by Bridget L. Brandt is an introduction to nonprofit analysis and is designed to teach nonprofit marketers how to survey, analyze data, and create an action plan. www.donorexperience101.com
This document outlines 10 tactics for building customer loyalty. Tactic #9 is to set your team up for success by providing them with fast facts, contact information, and FAQs. Tactic #8 is to make your website customer friendly by using video, graphics, and interaction to provide information customers want like discounts, purchasing options, reviews and tips. Tactic #7 is to get social and engage customers on platforms like Facebook, use infographics to share content, and monitor social media engagement.
This guide is shared based on research from Rich Dietz and Sage Nonprofit Solutions. It is designed to assist nonprofit organizations in building successful year-end fundraising campaigns.
Getting Started:Social Media for NonprofitsBridget Brandt
This guide will walk you through how to get started and why to get started with the popular social media networks, including Facebook, Twitter, Pintrest, and monitoring tool, Hootsuite.
Raise funds more successfully than apple sells ipadsBridget Brandt
This presentation is designed to encourage nonprofits to think outside the box. How can you go to market like ipad, be different, be fun, and most importantly be innovative?
The document discusses strategies for engaging donors online. It defines engaged donors as those who take actions like donating, attending events, volunteering, and recruiting others. Engaged donors build relationships and are more cost-effective than acquiring new donors. The document provides tips for engaging donors online such as listening to them on social media, making donations easy, and giving donors what they want like impact stories and details about the organization. Examples of successful nonprofit websites and tools for engagement are also presented.
2011 Webcast For Sage Nonprofit "Enhancing the Donor Experience"Bridget Brandt
This presentation shares tips and techinques designed to increase donor loyalty and engagement. It highlights examples for improvement at various touchpoints including direct mail, email, social media, volunteers, and employees.
The document discusses creating loyalty through customer experience. It recommends identifying your current donor experience, evaluating it, and enhancing it. Some tips for enhancing experience include establishing a clear plan, considering pilots, reviewing and revising strategies as needed. Real-world examples discussed include treating employees, volunteers, mailings, social media, websites, and accountability according to best practices. The overall message is that enhancing the customer experience is important and can be done through thoughtful strategies.
Engaging Donors in an Online Age for the JCC's of North America Professional ...Bridget Brandt
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The Power of Community Newsletters: A Case Study from Wolverton and Greenleys...Scribe
YOU WILL DISCOVER:
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Dive into the success story of Wolverton and Greenleys Town Council's newsletter in this insightful webinar. Hear from Mandy Shipp and Jemma English about the newsletter's journey from its inception to becoming a vital part of their community's communication, including its history, production process, and revenue generation through advertising. Discover the reasons behind outsourcing its design and the benefits this brought. Ideal for anyone involved in community engagement or interested in starting their own newsletter.
2. About Me
Bridget L. Brandt
Donor Experience 101
#bridgetlbrandt
I don’t know everything, but I am usually
right and always funny!!!
3. Agenda
• Top 10 things for you
to consider
• Ideas for your next
event
• Things to avoid
2019
4. #10 Data is your Friend
• Every decision you make can and should be backed by data. That
means you need to identify ways to quantify and learn from your efforts
as a planner.
• Set your budget and stick to it.
5. #9 Creativity
is Key
Put the time and effort into event design because
experience matters. Stay creative by looking for
inspiration outside of the events world. THINK FUN!
6. #8 Social Media
FACEBOOK
If it didn’t happen on
Facebook, did it happen?
1 Instagram
Instagram is used 31% of
American women and
24% of men
2
Importance
84% of people rate social
media campaigns as very
important of important to
their events.
3 Paid Advertising
50% of event planners use
social media ads for their
events
4
M o r e s t a t s o n s o c i a l m e d i a f o r
e v e n t s .
7. G O O G L E D O C S
Changed my life!!!
C H E C K L I S T
https://donorexperience
101.com/2012/02/24/ev
ent-fundraising-best-
practices-checklist/
#7
LIST
8. #6 SOFTWARE
Y E S, Y O U
N E E D I T !
Free or almost free:
CANVA--Design
Buffer-Social Media
Animoto-Videos
Auctria- Auctions $89
https://www.capterra.com/fundraising-software/
9. #5 There is no such
thing as over
communication.
- P L A N I T
- S A Y I T
- S A Y I T A G A I N
- A N D A G A I N . . .
10. • What are people going to
talk about the next day?
• What is your vision for
the event.
• What makes it
memorable?
• What makes it
different?
#4
VISION
12. #2 Debrief, Review, & Improve
• Conduct post event surveys if you plan to make changes
• Share how those changes will be made
• Send a post event report to your sponsors & BOD
• Start planning for the next one
13. #1 Say
Thanks!
• The bigger the event, the bigger the
thank you.
• Always handwritten.
• Always special.
• https://donorexperience101.com/2015/0
2 /02/knock-it-out-of-the-park-thank-
younote/
14. If you want to
go fast go
alone, if you
want to go far,
go together!