Innovation in Social Media
In the past couple years, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have led the way in social media innovation. But now organizations and social change makers are building upon these platforms and going beyond them to create ground-breaking new tools and strategies that build awareness, reach new supporters, and actually raise money. Come join this discussion on the latest innovations in online and video technology, and be prepared to share your own experiences and insights about online innovation—we promise we won’t put you on the spot, but we do want to hear from you! In the session, we’ll showcase some of our work with personalized fundraising videos and demonstrate our ClipCall Video product, which uses telephone integration to connect your viewer to their local representative or call center directly from the video. http://www.see3.net/event/2010-nonprofit-technology-conference
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Innovation in Social Media
- 1. Presented by Michael Hoffman, CEO, See3 Jonathan Drennan, Charity Dynamics On Twitter? Use hashtag #10ntc.ism In Social Media Innovations
- 3. Mobile is Moving Fast
- 16. Used by Most Successful Fundraisers Source: 2009 Blackbaud/Charity Dynamics Join Research Project
- 21. Since the beginning of 2009…
- 22. Since the beginning of 2009… Over 50 non-profits have raised over $15 million!
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Editor's Notes
- Profile of Donors Giving through Email Email Prospects Immediate family Close friends Co-workers Social Networking Prospects Immediate family Extended family Close friends Friends of friends College and high school classmates Co-workers Past co-workers Business networking contacts
- How many new to file; how many taken second action. Move to percentage growth. Penetration.
- Use the core technology as constant through variety of marketing initiatives; built once, many applications and draws.
- Capacity building among local communities; driving content on site; furthering mission; empowering for constituents.