The document provides tips for nonprofits on how to drive social media engagement through digital storytelling. It recommends defining success metrics, knowing your audience, and sharing four types of stories: impact stories, insider stories, donor stories, and community stories. It also suggests using tools like Canva, Animoto and WordSwag to create visual stories and using platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to share them. The goal is to build trust, share informative content, foster local connections and inspire conversation through compelling nonprofit stories.
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How to Drive Social Media Engagement With Your Nonprofit Stories
1. HOW TO DRIVE SOCIAL MEDIA
ENGAGEMENT WITH YOUR
NONPROFIT STORIES
Julia Campbell
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2. ABOUT ME
Mom of 2
Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Senegal
2000-2002)
Former Development and Marketing
Director at small shops
Author, Storytelling in the Digital Age: A
Guide for Nonprofits
Passionate digital storytelling evangelist
Tweet: @JuliaCSocial
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3. WHAT WE
WILL COVER
TODAY
Specific storytelling
strategies that you can
employ to connect with
supporters
Real-world examples
from nonprofits rocking
digital storytelling for
social media engagement
Battle-tested tools to use
to rock your digital
storytelling
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12. NONPROFITS ON
SOCIAL MEDIA
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Nonprofit social media
audiences continued to
grow in 2017.
Especially on
Instagram, where
nonprofits ended 2017
with 44% more
followers than they had
at the beginning of the
year.
Resource:
https://mrbenchmarks.
com/
13. FUNDRAISING
ON FACEBOOK
Facebook now has 1.71 billion
active users every month.
450 million users connected to
nonprofit Pages.
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15. DEFINE
SUCCESS.
What do you hope to
accomplish?
One year from now, how will
you know you have succeeded?
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16. KNOW YOUR
AUDIENCE.
What do your supporters
really value?
What do they want to
know more about as
related to our nonprofit
and our work?
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18. WHEN CREATING SOCIAL MEDIA
CONTENT:
How can you answer the WIIFM question –
What’s In It For Me?
What value do you provide to them?
What kind of education or resources do
they look to you to provide?
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19. KNOWLEDGE GAPS
What does your target
audience already know
about you?
What misconceptions may
they have about the
population you work with
or the work that you do?
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20. FACEBOOK TOLD US WHAT IT
TAKES TO SUCCEED
Trusted
Informative
Local
Inspiring conversation
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29. CONTENT THAT IS
LOCAL
Encourage check-ins and location
tagging on Facebook and Instagram.
Create and promote local Facebook
Events.
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38. IMPACT
STORY
Life changed; trajectory altered.
Not data-driven.
Benefits not features.
Not as much about WHAT they went
through, but how they FELT.
Address knowledge gaps about the
population and the program.
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44. INSIDER
STORY
Who volunteers and works with your
organization?
Why do they do it?
What have they learned?
What has been their best experience?
What has been the hardest?
Behind-the-scenes insight
Humanize the brand
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48. DONOR
STORY
Powerful form of social capital.
Why did they give?
Why do they continue to give?
What does this mean to them?
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52. COMMUNIT
Y STORY
Influential and well-respected community
members.
Community partners.
Legislators, politicians, media personalities.
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55. “SO, TELL US YOUR STORY…”
What is your favorite memory?
How has our organization made you
feel?
How did you feel when you first
discovered us?
What is one reason that you continue to
support us?
What impact have you witnessed in the
community because of our work?
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58. WHEN CHOOSING
DIGITAL
CHANNELS, ASK:
Is your audience there?
Can you add value?
What can you post that will be
interesting and unique?
Can you design and create
content specific to that
channel?
Do you have the capacity to
manage another channel?
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60. USE YOUR
SMARTPHONE
Native videos on social media.
Live streaming videos.
Short, sweet, poignant,
authentic.
Provide in-the-moment
updates.
Thank supporters.
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64. 3 KEYS TO SOCIAL MEDIA SUCCESS
Confidence –in your voice, in taking risks, and in
being yourself
Consistency – showing up regularly and being present
Content – that people like to watch, read, share,
comment on
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Uplifting, heartwarming, “restore your faith in humanity”
People are more likely to share positive videos.
BUT they are also likely to share videos that invokes rage or other strong, negative emotions.
Aim for high or aim for low.
If you end up somewhere in the middle, your videos may not attract as many social shares.
Creating engaging, well-received content is the name of the social media game.
The best way to create your own high-performing social media content strategy is by completing the 3 steps that we will cover today:
Brainstorm Content Categories that are laser-focused on your target audience and to your specific nonprofit;
List out several different Content Types, based on what works on each social media platform, as well as the technical capacity and resources of your org;
Put the Content Categories and the Content Types together into a Content Calendar.