How to find, engage and work with social influencers | Charity digital conference | 21 November 2018

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Kathryn Excell, head of digital and Nikki Peters, campaign manager, MQ: Transforming Mental Health Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk

Government & Nonprofit

Find, engage & work with
Social Media Influencers
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❖Why influencers are important
❖How to find the right people
❖Building relationships
❖Managing risk
❖Measuring success
And then breakout groups to discuss your own challenges!
What we’ll cover:

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Bob, aged 63Ryan, aged 7
What do these two have in common?

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“92% of consumers trust an influencer more
than a traditional celebrity endorsement”
Why are influencers important?
“A McKinsey study found that word-of-mouth
influence doubles the sales of paid
advertising and boosts the customer retention
rate by 37%.”
https://digital-me-up.com

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❖ Content saturation means it’s hard to stand out
❖ Social sharing is down by 50%
❖ Organic social in decline
❖ Focus on monetisation – pushes organisations towards
advertising
Why are influencers important?

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Thank you!
Questions? Grab us during the breakout
session or get in touch:
npeters@mqmentalhealth.org
@nikkipeters
kexcell@mqmentalhealth.org
@KathrynExcell

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21 November 2018
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