5 Types of Stories to Share on Social Media Julia Campbell
In week 1 lesson 1 of Storytelling Summer School, we will cover:
The 5 best types of stories to share on digital channels (website, email, social media) during your next fundraising campaign
Client story
Staff story
Volunteer story
Donor story
Community story
Examples from different nonprofits using these stories in their digital storytelling campaigns
10 Specific Ways to Use Digital Storytelling in Your Next Fundraising CampaignJulia Campbell
In this mini-training, I give you 10 specific ways (with examples) to use digital storytelling in your next fundraising campaign! Sign up for Storytelling Summer School and get all the trainings for free: http://www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
How to Tell Stories that Take People from Passive to PassionateJulia Campbell
What I cover in this presentation, lesson 2 of Storytelling Summer School - sign up at www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
How to drive your donors, supporters, and online fans to take action through compelling storytelling;
Why visuals are so vital to effective storytelling;
The 4 Steps to Successful Storytelling;
Examples from different nonprofits using effective visual storytelling in their online campaigns.
Solutions to 6 Common Nonprofit Digital Storytelling ChallengesJulia Campbell
In this mini-training, I give you my solutions to the 6 biggest digital storytelling challenges faced by nonprofits! Sign up for Storytelling Summer School and get all the trainings for free: http://www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
Coronavirus and Nonprofits: How to Communicate in a Time of CrisisJulia Campbell
Register for this webinar: https://www.charityhowto.com/nonprofit-webinar/coronavirus-and-nonprofits-how-to-communicate-in-a-time-of-crisis?list=Free+Courses
Key Takeaways from this free webinar:
How to communicate with your donors and supporters during this time of crisis;
How to adapt your social media content and your email communications;
How to communicate about cancelled and postponed events; and
Examples of real-world nonprofit social media posts, emails, and web pages adapted for the coronavirus crisis.
Introduction to Social Media for SA Community Grantmakers Leadership ForumCarla Ferreira
This document provides an introduction to using social media for non-profit organizations. It discusses why social media is important, how to fundraise and create social change online, and includes case studies. The document then gives dos, don'ts and best practices for non-profits on social media, covering topics like branding, goals, content, privacy, tone, building relationships, terms and conditions. Resources for further information are also provided.
Using Social Media for Audience Development - For Non-Profit and Performing A...Astek Consulting
A short presentation given for the Illinois Arts and Business Council regarding the creation of an effective and impactful social campaign that drives patrons from awareness through loyalty to donor activation.
5 Types of Stories to Share on Social Media Julia Campbell
In week 1 lesson 1 of Storytelling Summer School, we will cover:
The 5 best types of stories to share on digital channels (website, email, social media) during your next fundraising campaign
Client story
Staff story
Volunteer story
Donor story
Community story
Examples from different nonprofits using these stories in their digital storytelling campaigns
10 Specific Ways to Use Digital Storytelling in Your Next Fundraising CampaignJulia Campbell
In this mini-training, I give you 10 specific ways (with examples) to use digital storytelling in your next fundraising campaign! Sign up for Storytelling Summer School and get all the trainings for free: http://www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
How to Tell Stories that Take People from Passive to PassionateJulia Campbell
What I cover in this presentation, lesson 2 of Storytelling Summer School - sign up at www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
How to drive your donors, supporters, and online fans to take action through compelling storytelling;
Why visuals are so vital to effective storytelling;
The 4 Steps to Successful Storytelling;
Examples from different nonprofits using effective visual storytelling in their online campaigns.
Solutions to 6 Common Nonprofit Digital Storytelling ChallengesJulia Campbell
In this mini-training, I give you my solutions to the 6 biggest digital storytelling challenges faced by nonprofits! Sign up for Storytelling Summer School and get all the trainings for free: http://www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
Coronavirus and Nonprofits: How to Communicate in a Time of CrisisJulia Campbell
Register for this webinar: https://www.charityhowto.com/nonprofit-webinar/coronavirus-and-nonprofits-how-to-communicate-in-a-time-of-crisis?list=Free+Courses
Key Takeaways from this free webinar:
How to communicate with your donors and supporters during this time of crisis;
How to adapt your social media content and your email communications;
How to communicate about cancelled and postponed events; and
Examples of real-world nonprofit social media posts, emails, and web pages adapted for the coronavirus crisis.
Introduction to Social Media for SA Community Grantmakers Leadership ForumCarla Ferreira
This document provides an introduction to using social media for non-profit organizations. It discusses why social media is important, how to fundraise and create social change online, and includes case studies. The document then gives dos, don'ts and best practices for non-profits on social media, covering topics like branding, goals, content, privacy, tone, building relationships, terms and conditions. Resources for further information are also provided.
Using Social Media for Audience Development - For Non-Profit and Performing A...Astek Consulting
A short presentation given for the Illinois Arts and Business Council regarding the creation of an effective and impactful social campaign that drives patrons from awareness through loyalty to donor activation.
This document discusses strategies for attracting and retaining volunteers for grassroots football organizations. It identifies key groups to target as volunteers, including former players, parents, teachers, and senior citizens. Retaining volunteers requires providing initial and ongoing training, clearly defining roles, and showing flexibility. Recognition through awards and thank you programs helps retain volunteers. Successful programs provide mentoring and support for volunteers as they gain experience. Tracking campaigns allows measuring their impact on volunteer recruitment and retention.
The document provides information about an event at East Stroudsburg University on September 12, 2015. It includes details about various sessions at the event, including topics on podcasting, blogging to make a profit, video skills for professionals, social media storytelling, and more. Speakers are listed along with brief biographies and contact information. The event schedule includes sessions, lunch, and a keynote presentation.
How to Drive Social Media Engagement With Your Nonprofit StoriesJulia Campbell
In this workshop, we will cover:
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.
This document provides guidance on writing effective fundraising appeals. It discusses individual giving in the US and strategies for crafting appeals that incorporate the principles of simplicity, unexpectedness, concreteness, credibility, emotion, stories, and success. These principles include keeping messages short and focused, surprising donors with new information, tying donations to tangible impacts, backing claims with data, eliciting emotion through stories, and highlighting past successes. The document also stresses the importance of thanking donors for their contributions.
How to Launch an Emergency Crowdfunding Campaign for Your NonprofitJulia Campbell
Nonprofit organizations are getting hit hard by the coronavirus crisis. Not only are they experiencing skyrocketing demand from people in need, but social distancing has closed nonprofits and led to layoffs. For charities, the need to support employees and expand services in the face of the COVID-19 crisis is critical.
In this webinar, you will learn a step-by-step framework to planning and launching an emergency crowdfunding campaign.
Learning objectives:
How to identify a goal;
How to figure out what to fund;
How to raise funds for employee relief;
How to choose a platform for your campaign;
How to promote the campaign;
Case studies of successful emergency crowdfunding campaigns running right now.
The document provides tips for making content social and engaging audiences on social media. It recommends starting with clear goals for what you want people to do after reading content, such as taking action or sharing. It also suggests understanding the target audience by finding what issues are most important to them. Additionally, the document offers ideas for social elements to include like headlines, images, factoids, and calls to action that make content more shareable. Metrics and engaging in conversations on social media after publishing are also discussed.
The document provides information about Valley Gives, a fundraising campaign that raises money for nonprofits in the Pioneer Valley region. It discusses the goals of expanding philanthropy and helping organizations raise funds. Since 2012, Valley Gives has raised over $5.8 million from 24,000 donors for 559 nonprofits. The document then gives instructions for nonprofits to register and manage their organizational pages on the Valley Gives website. It provides tips for organizations to engage donors through stories, images, fundraising goals, and matching grants.
Eric Phelps of RAINMAKER Consulting gave a presentation on communicating fundraising messages to donors. He reviewed principles of effective storytelling using the SUCCESs model (Simple, Unexpected, Concrete, Credible, Emotional, Stories). Examples of successful nonprofit videos were shared that incorporated these principles. Attendees then practiced crafting fundraising messages and stories for their own organizations. The presentation emphasized the importance of thanking donors for their support.
John Haydon - Valley Gives: Online fundraising with emailmdechiara
The document discusses strategies for effective online fundraising and donor retention through email. It covers creating a simple fundraising plan focused on people, segmenting donors based on their relationship to the organization, optimizing donation pages for mobile responsiveness and impactful calls to action, writing compelling fundraising emails with urgency and personalization, and implementing a new donor welcome series with timely thank yous and impact reports. The overall focus is on acknowledging individual relationships to engage supporters and retain donors.
May 27, 2020: How Nonprofits Can Adapt Their Storytelling in the Time of Soci...Julia Campbell
Storytelling is the fuel in the communication engine of the modern nonprofit. Great storytelling does more than simply communicate a message or push out an agenda; it gets at the heart of how humans process information. Mission-driven storytelling has the potential to change hearts and minds around complex, difficult issues. All nonprofit professionals and volunteers need to start thinking of themselves as storytellers if they want to convert their stakeholders from passive participants to passionate advocates.
In this free online training designed for nonprofits, you will learn:
How to make the case for storytelling at your nonprofit
Real-world examples of compelling stories resonating right now
The benefits of sharing your stories (for your audience!)
Qualities of a stellar nonprofit storyteller
I'll also be taking questions and giving you more details about my brand new online program Storytelling that Sticks: The Essential 5-Step Formula to Collect, Craft, and Share the Most Effective and Engaging Stories About Your Impact!
Boost Fundraiser Turnout & Profits! Choose the right fundraiser for your group, market strategically, use social media to get more participants involved and raise more money for your good work!
This webinar presentation is chock full of great ideas, tips & resources. THANKS to our sponsors MixedBag Designs & Square 1 Art!
How to Drive Social Media Engagement With Your Nonprofit StoriesJulia Campbell
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.
How to Get More People to Sign-Up for Your EventJulia Campbell
If you have a campaign on GoFundMe Charity or are considering launching one, our Registration and Ticketing functionality is a great feature that can help you reach your campaign’s goals.
Important: You cannot add registration if a donation has already been made to your campaign. To avoid this, please refrain from publishing your campaign before you finish configuring its settings.
Registration or ticketing is great for your campaign if you need to:
Combine registration and fundraising into one smooth process
Collect a participation fee
Ask your supporters additional custom questions
Organize supporters to participate in a live event
Sell tickets, spots, or merchandise
In this webinar, you will learn:
How to set up the Registration and Ticketing functionality;
How to optimize your registration and ticketing campaign by strategically pricing your tickets and getting creative with ticket types;
How to take advantage of GoFundMe’s donation and sharing tools;
How to leverage these tools to reach more of our network and drive more registrations.
John Haydon- Valley GivesTelling better stories with facebook and instagrammdechiara
I) The document discusses strategies for using Instagram and Facebook to engage different audiences for nonprofits. The community are those directly connected, the network can be reached through the community, and the crowd is everyone interested that lives outside the network and community. Reach the crowd through ads and seek to understand the community and give them reasons to share.
II) The document advises that bragging about your nonprofit does not work and instead focuses on making supporters feel fulfilled, inspired, and valued through the nonprofit's messaging.
III) It recommends stopping posting content and starting to tell stories by including relatable problems and payoffs that invite participation and include calls to action. Stories should be told deliberately over time across all
Social Media Fundraising (Presented at #CincyNonProfit / Nonprofit Summit)HelpAttack!
This document discusses social media fundraising strategies for small nonprofits. It begins by stating that social media fundraising is possible without a large following. It then covers the similarities and differences between social media and email fundraising, noting that social media allows for sharing, instant engagement, and dialogue. It provides examples of best practices for social media campaigns, including setting goals, growing presence, rewarding participation, and leveraging events or partners. It emphasizes thanking and recognizing donors. Finally, it discusses tools for listening, measuring, and managing social media presence that are free or low cost.
This document provides an overview of public relations and social media strategies for sports nonprofit organizations. It discusses the importance of establishing clear goals and messaging for PR and social media. Key topics covered include creating media lists, crafting effective pitches, measuring results, and best practices for content creation and distribution across various social media platforms. The document aims to help nonprofits better understand how to utilize PR and social media to promote their missions.
This document summarizes a presentation on using social media for small businesses. It discusses 7 elements of successful social media posts, including grabbing readers with titles, using images, and asking questions. It also covers topics like using interns for guest blogging, consistency in posting, and incorporating goals and keywords. Additionally, it provides tips on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and location-based services. Overall, the presentation aims to educate small businesses on fundamental strategies for social media and how to develop successful social media campaigns.
The document summarizes Mattel's 2014 social media campaign to reunite Barbie and Ken following their 2004 breakup. The campaign relied heavily on social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to engage fans and have Barbie decide if she should reunite with Ken. On Valentine's Day, Barbie and Ken were reunited through the collaborative social media campaign between Mattel, Ketchum PR, and other partners, resulting in significant increases to Facebook fans and social media engagement.
This document outlines strategies for nonprofit organizations to better segment their donor data to improve engagement. It discusses:
1. Segmenting donors based on giving history, including total lifetime giving, number of gifts, and whether they gave during a past campaign.
2. Actions organizations can take now to segment data for personalized outreach, such as sorting by total giving, number of gifts, and demographic information.
3. Longer-term strategies for improved data segmentation, like ensuring all relevant constituent groups are included in the database, cleaning the data, tracking important metrics, establishing standards, and training staff.
The goal is to leverage segmentation to better understand donors and strengthen relationships.
5 Real World Non-Profit Challenges Solved through Social MediaFlorida Blue
Social media can solve non-profits' five most common challenges, including:
Ensuring your mission and brand is accurately depicted.
Creating advocates.
Fundraising.
Keeping volunteers engaged.
Doing more with less money and less time.
This presentation was shared during the Florida Blue Foundation's 2014 Sapphire Awards and Symposium at the World Golf Village Renaissance Resort by Annie Erstling and Kate Warnock.
In this presentation, Orange County Library System staff will learn about our current social media accounts, strategic plan, as well as how they can help be ambassadors for the library in the current social media landscape.
This document discusses strategies for attracting and retaining volunteers for grassroots football organizations. It identifies key groups to target as volunteers, including former players, parents, teachers, and senior citizens. Retaining volunteers requires providing initial and ongoing training, clearly defining roles, and showing flexibility. Recognition through awards and thank you programs helps retain volunteers. Successful programs provide mentoring and support for volunteers as they gain experience. Tracking campaigns allows measuring their impact on volunteer recruitment and retention.
The document provides information about an event at East Stroudsburg University on September 12, 2015. It includes details about various sessions at the event, including topics on podcasting, blogging to make a profit, video skills for professionals, social media storytelling, and more. Speakers are listed along with brief biographies and contact information. The event schedule includes sessions, lunch, and a keynote presentation.
How to Drive Social Media Engagement With Your Nonprofit StoriesJulia Campbell
In this workshop, we will cover:
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.
This document provides guidance on writing effective fundraising appeals. It discusses individual giving in the US and strategies for crafting appeals that incorporate the principles of simplicity, unexpectedness, concreteness, credibility, emotion, stories, and success. These principles include keeping messages short and focused, surprising donors with new information, tying donations to tangible impacts, backing claims with data, eliciting emotion through stories, and highlighting past successes. The document also stresses the importance of thanking donors for their contributions.
How to Launch an Emergency Crowdfunding Campaign for Your NonprofitJulia Campbell
Nonprofit organizations are getting hit hard by the coronavirus crisis. Not only are they experiencing skyrocketing demand from people in need, but social distancing has closed nonprofits and led to layoffs. For charities, the need to support employees and expand services in the face of the COVID-19 crisis is critical.
In this webinar, you will learn a step-by-step framework to planning and launching an emergency crowdfunding campaign.
Learning objectives:
How to identify a goal;
How to figure out what to fund;
How to raise funds for employee relief;
How to choose a platform for your campaign;
How to promote the campaign;
Case studies of successful emergency crowdfunding campaigns running right now.
The document provides tips for making content social and engaging audiences on social media. It recommends starting with clear goals for what you want people to do after reading content, such as taking action or sharing. It also suggests understanding the target audience by finding what issues are most important to them. Additionally, the document offers ideas for social elements to include like headlines, images, factoids, and calls to action that make content more shareable. Metrics and engaging in conversations on social media after publishing are also discussed.
The document provides information about Valley Gives, a fundraising campaign that raises money for nonprofits in the Pioneer Valley region. It discusses the goals of expanding philanthropy and helping organizations raise funds. Since 2012, Valley Gives has raised over $5.8 million from 24,000 donors for 559 nonprofits. The document then gives instructions for nonprofits to register and manage their organizational pages on the Valley Gives website. It provides tips for organizations to engage donors through stories, images, fundraising goals, and matching grants.
Eric Phelps of RAINMAKER Consulting gave a presentation on communicating fundraising messages to donors. He reviewed principles of effective storytelling using the SUCCESs model (Simple, Unexpected, Concrete, Credible, Emotional, Stories). Examples of successful nonprofit videos were shared that incorporated these principles. Attendees then practiced crafting fundraising messages and stories for their own organizations. The presentation emphasized the importance of thanking donors for their support.
John Haydon - Valley Gives: Online fundraising with emailmdechiara
The document discusses strategies for effective online fundraising and donor retention through email. It covers creating a simple fundraising plan focused on people, segmenting donors based on their relationship to the organization, optimizing donation pages for mobile responsiveness and impactful calls to action, writing compelling fundraising emails with urgency and personalization, and implementing a new donor welcome series with timely thank yous and impact reports. The overall focus is on acknowledging individual relationships to engage supporters and retain donors.
May 27, 2020: How Nonprofits Can Adapt Their Storytelling in the Time of Soci...Julia Campbell
Storytelling is the fuel in the communication engine of the modern nonprofit. Great storytelling does more than simply communicate a message or push out an agenda; it gets at the heart of how humans process information. Mission-driven storytelling has the potential to change hearts and minds around complex, difficult issues. All nonprofit professionals and volunteers need to start thinking of themselves as storytellers if they want to convert their stakeholders from passive participants to passionate advocates.
In this free online training designed for nonprofits, you will learn:
How to make the case for storytelling at your nonprofit
Real-world examples of compelling stories resonating right now
The benefits of sharing your stories (for your audience!)
Qualities of a stellar nonprofit storyteller
I'll also be taking questions and giving you more details about my brand new online program Storytelling that Sticks: The Essential 5-Step Formula to Collect, Craft, and Share the Most Effective and Engaging Stories About Your Impact!
Boost Fundraiser Turnout & Profits! Choose the right fundraiser for your group, market strategically, use social media to get more participants involved and raise more money for your good work!
This webinar presentation is chock full of great ideas, tips & resources. THANKS to our sponsors MixedBag Designs & Square 1 Art!
How to Drive Social Media Engagement With Your Nonprofit StoriesJulia Campbell
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.
How to Get More People to Sign-Up for Your EventJulia Campbell
If you have a campaign on GoFundMe Charity or are considering launching one, our Registration and Ticketing functionality is a great feature that can help you reach your campaign’s goals.
Important: You cannot add registration if a donation has already been made to your campaign. To avoid this, please refrain from publishing your campaign before you finish configuring its settings.
Registration or ticketing is great for your campaign if you need to:
Combine registration and fundraising into one smooth process
Collect a participation fee
Ask your supporters additional custom questions
Organize supporters to participate in a live event
Sell tickets, spots, or merchandise
In this webinar, you will learn:
How to set up the Registration and Ticketing functionality;
How to optimize your registration and ticketing campaign by strategically pricing your tickets and getting creative with ticket types;
How to take advantage of GoFundMe’s donation and sharing tools;
How to leverage these tools to reach more of our network and drive more registrations.
John Haydon- Valley GivesTelling better stories with facebook and instagrammdechiara
I) The document discusses strategies for using Instagram and Facebook to engage different audiences for nonprofits. The community are those directly connected, the network can be reached through the community, and the crowd is everyone interested that lives outside the network and community. Reach the crowd through ads and seek to understand the community and give them reasons to share.
II) The document advises that bragging about your nonprofit does not work and instead focuses on making supporters feel fulfilled, inspired, and valued through the nonprofit's messaging.
III) It recommends stopping posting content and starting to tell stories by including relatable problems and payoffs that invite participation and include calls to action. Stories should be told deliberately over time across all
Social Media Fundraising (Presented at #CincyNonProfit / Nonprofit Summit)HelpAttack!
This document discusses social media fundraising strategies for small nonprofits. It begins by stating that social media fundraising is possible without a large following. It then covers the similarities and differences between social media and email fundraising, noting that social media allows for sharing, instant engagement, and dialogue. It provides examples of best practices for social media campaigns, including setting goals, growing presence, rewarding participation, and leveraging events or partners. It emphasizes thanking and recognizing donors. Finally, it discusses tools for listening, measuring, and managing social media presence that are free or low cost.
This document provides an overview of public relations and social media strategies for sports nonprofit organizations. It discusses the importance of establishing clear goals and messaging for PR and social media. Key topics covered include creating media lists, crafting effective pitches, measuring results, and best practices for content creation and distribution across various social media platforms. The document aims to help nonprofits better understand how to utilize PR and social media to promote their missions.
This document summarizes a presentation on using social media for small businesses. It discusses 7 elements of successful social media posts, including grabbing readers with titles, using images, and asking questions. It also covers topics like using interns for guest blogging, consistency in posting, and incorporating goals and keywords. Additionally, it provides tips on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and location-based services. Overall, the presentation aims to educate small businesses on fundamental strategies for social media and how to develop successful social media campaigns.
The document summarizes Mattel's 2014 social media campaign to reunite Barbie and Ken following their 2004 breakup. The campaign relied heavily on social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to engage fans and have Barbie decide if she should reunite with Ken. On Valentine's Day, Barbie and Ken were reunited through the collaborative social media campaign between Mattel, Ketchum PR, and other partners, resulting in significant increases to Facebook fans and social media engagement.
This document outlines strategies for nonprofit organizations to better segment their donor data to improve engagement. It discusses:
1. Segmenting donors based on giving history, including total lifetime giving, number of gifts, and whether they gave during a past campaign.
2. Actions organizations can take now to segment data for personalized outreach, such as sorting by total giving, number of gifts, and demographic information.
3. Longer-term strategies for improved data segmentation, like ensuring all relevant constituent groups are included in the database, cleaning the data, tracking important metrics, establishing standards, and training staff.
The goal is to leverage segmentation to better understand donors and strengthen relationships.
5 Real World Non-Profit Challenges Solved through Social MediaFlorida Blue
Social media can solve non-profits' five most common challenges, including:
Ensuring your mission and brand is accurately depicted.
Creating advocates.
Fundraising.
Keeping volunteers engaged.
Doing more with less money and less time.
This presentation was shared during the Florida Blue Foundation's 2014 Sapphire Awards and Symposium at the World Golf Village Renaissance Resort by Annie Erstling and Kate Warnock.
In this presentation, Orange County Library System staff will learn about our current social media accounts, strategic plan, as well as how they can help be ambassadors for the library in the current social media landscape.
Battle-Tested Tools to Rock Your Digital StorytellingJulia Campbell
Join me for a live training going through a variety of low-cost and free visual storytelling tools, all of which you can access from your desktop or mobile phone!
Crowdfunding: Using Stories and Strategies to Raise Funds from the CrowdBrady Josephson
Crowdfunding uses stories and strategies to raise funds from many individuals online. It has two main forms - project-based fundraising that focuses on specific initiatives, and person-based fundraising centered around a person or group. Crowdfunding is growing rapidly due to social causes. To successfully crowdfund a project, one should clearly define the funding need, use compelling stories to inspire donations, choose the right online platform, create an engaging project page with videos and images, communicate with current supporters, connect with new audiences on social media, and thank all donors when finished.
This document outlines a workshop on telling impact stories. The workshop covers why stories are important for nonprofits, key elements of effective storytelling, and provides guidance on writing impactful stories in 3 sentences or less that highlight a hero, obstacle, solution, and outcome. Attendees practice writing stories about clients their organizations have helped and discuss how to share these stories through various channels to engage audiences and convey their impact.
How to Start a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign for Your Nonprofit Brady Josephson
This document provides guidance on crowdfunding best practices. It discusses two types of crowdfunding models - project based and person based. It then offers tips for running a successful crowdfunding campaign, including carving out a specific funding opportunity, using compelling stories, choosing the right platform, engaging supporters, finishing strong, and following up on results. The document emphasizes keeping campaigns simple, using videos and images, and thanking donors to inspire giving.
How Social Media Can Support Your Volunteer EffortsWahine Media
The document provides guidance on using social media to support volunteer efforts. It recommends being strategic by setting specific goals, defining your message, understanding your capacity and best platforms, and identifying your audience and where they are located. It also stresses the importance of building community through outreach, engagement, sharing stories and content, using hashtags and events, and following up after events. While tools can help, the key is building trust and genuine interest in others. The document provides examples of nonprofits successfully using social media and resources for additional information.
Saving More Lives: Social Media Breakthrough StrategiesBarkWorld Expo
Speakers: Kymberlie Adams & Alex Horowitz
This session is designed to help organizations and bloggers take their social media strategy, tactics, and implementation to the next level. Led by ASPCA’s social media experts, this workshop features insightful campaign strategies, engagement tactics on a limited budget, best practice guidelines and breakout group discussions. Attendees should have a basic understanding of social media channels.
Social Media & Creating Impactful Recruitment MessagesVolunteerMatch
Social media is a great way to recruit volunteers, but you want to make sure you're creating great opportunities, and telling the whole story of volunteer engagement in your organization.
From your website to social media, email to mobile messages, online to offline, multichannel strategies require coordination and creative thinking across teams and departments, and a focus on the core of your work beyond any one specific call to action. In this session, we will show you how to craft an online multichannel campaign plan to meet your mission and campaign goals, and how other organizations are successfully integrating multichannel efforts into their work. For example, what happens when you tie your Facebook posts to your online fundraising appeals? What about sending text messages connected to your email actions the next day? Multichannel strategies bring your staff together and connect your community across platforms for more targeted actions. This session provides highlights from the new book Social Change Anytime Everywhere: How to Implement Online Multichannel Strategies to Spark Advocacy, Raise Money, and Engage your Community by Allyson Kapin and Amy Sample Ward and gives you the next steps you need to start working to create real social change online and on the ground.
You want to share the impact volunteers have in your organization and in the community, but often the information you track doesn’t help you tell that story. This webinar will help you move past number of volunteers and number of hours and start telling the real story. You'll learn about information gathering and the key components to good storytelling, how to evaluate your current measurements and how to build support for a more thorough measurement and evaluation program, and how to engage other staff – paid and volunteer – in this work. You'll also receive a worksheet to help you begin to tell the story of volunteer impact in your organization. (last slide of the deck)
Building a Social Media Strategy Beyond FacebookChris Snider
Presentation for the Iowa School Public Relations Association Conference - Oct. 12, 2018. Find out more about future presentations on my website: https://chrissniderdesign.com/
With 17 weeks left until Giving Tuesday, the time to start planning your End of Year campaign is now. Our fundraising and user experience experts discuss tips, trends, and strategies to jump-start your End of Year planning.
Digital storytelling can be used by fundraisers to engage donors and raise funds. The document discusses how to plan and implement an effective digital storytelling strategy using various online content formats and channels. It emphasizes identifying target audiences, developing compelling narratives around key messages, and sequencing stories across multiple touchpoints to gradually engage supporters and convert them into donors. Examples are provided of how organizations have successfully used digital storytelling, including video, social media, and email, to raise awareness and funds for their causes.
ASIALYST Community Blog Innovation Training :: Day 3Saylow Alrite
This document summarizes sessions from a 4M Asia Project training on using multimedia storytelling and developing a social media strategy for a community blog. Key points include:
- Session 6 focused on different types of storytelling like profiles, explanations, narratives and using various media like video, photos and illustrations. It also discussed the concept of restorative narratives.
- Session 7 addressed developing a social media strategy by considering goals, time commitment, target audiences, appropriate platforms, and team roles for content delivery. Sample goals included growing audience and engagement.
Multichannel Strategies for Nonprofits: How To Use Online Tools to Raise Mone...Julia Campbell
Social and Web 2.0 technologies have changed not just how we market and promote our programs and services, but also how we manage and lead our organizations, and how we build communities and create movements. Understanding the multichannel landscape is more important than ever before, as the pace of change is growing exponentially. Email communications, social media, and mobile are important, but how will they help your nonprofit and the issues you work on every day? Most importantly, how the heck do you integrate and utilize these tools successfully without losing your mind? This FREE seminar will help you answer these questions, and will guide you through the planning and implementation of online multichannel strategies that will spark advocacy, raise money and promote deeper community engagement in order to achieve social change in real time.
Telling stories to build your community onlineJustGiving
This document provides tips and strategies for using storytelling to build an online community. It discusses why storytelling is effective for social media, different types of stories organizations can share, examples of stories that have worked well, and tools for turning stories into engaging content. Specific guidance is offered on using images, video, and paid promotion to amplify impactful stories. The overall goal is to connect people to causes through compelling personal narratives.
Stephanie Brant runs a small photography business called Take Pics With Steph that specializes in portrait, family, and wedding photography. Her target markets are parents aged 25-50, engaged couples, and she markets primarily through Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. She profiles three key customer types - working moms, single moms, and engaged couples - outlining their demographics, buying habits, psychographics, and preferred content and messaging. Her primary goal is to build social proof and credibility for her photography business. She will track direct messages, shares, and comments as key engagement metrics. The document provides examples of successful social media campaigns run by other brands and competitors to help inform Stephanie's own campaign strategy and
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The managers achieve organizational objectives by getting work from
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Management is an art and science of getting work done through people.
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1.2 MEANING OF MANAGEMENT
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manner for realizing the specific objectives through productive use of material resources.
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Julia Campbell's 5 Types of Stories to Share on Social Media
1. 5 TYPES OF
STORIES TO SHARE
ON SOCIAL MEDIA
STORYTELLING SUMMER SCHOOL
WITH JULIA CAMPBELL
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3. WELCOME STUDENTS!
What is Storytelling Summer School?
• 6 weekly Facebook Live videos with actionable ways to use storytelling to raise
awareness and funds for your nonprofit;
• Freebie downloads, checklists, planners, and more;
• Invitation to the Private Facebook community, where you can exchange ideas with
other nonprofit professionals and ask for my personalized advice.
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
4. LESSON PLANS
• Week 1: 5 types of stories to collect and to share on your digital channels
(website, email, social media) during your next fundraising campaign
• Week 2: How to craft stories that will take your community from passive to PASSIONATE
• Week 3: Solutions to the 6 biggest digital storytelling challenges faced by nonprofits
• Week 4: 10 specific ways to use digital storytelling in your next fundraising campaign
• Week 5: How to fill in a Digital Storytelling Calendar to stay on track and never run out of
ideas
• Week 6: Battle-tested tools to rock your digital storytelling
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
5. STORYTELLING
SUMMER SCHOOL IS
SPONSORED BY
Storytelling in the Digital Age:A
Guide for Nonprofits
Now available on Amazon!
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6. WHAT WE WILL COVERTODAY
• The 5 best types of stories to share on digital channels (website, email, social media)
during your next fundraising campaign
• Client story
• Staff story
• Volunteer story
• Donor story
• Community story
• Examples from different nonprofits using these stories in their digital storytelling
campaigns
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
7. GET THE STORYTELLING COLLECTION
WORKSHEET
• Storytelling Summer School students – keep an eye out in your email as you should have
received it, and it has also been uploaded to the Facebook Group in Files.
• You can also download it by going here: http://jcsocialmarketing.com/storyworksheet/
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
8. WHY 5 TYPES OF STORIES?
• Modern fundraising campaigns have multiple touchpoints, especially in the online space.
• You need to collect multiple stories to share during your next fundraising campaign.
• Telling several different types of stories about your work, staff, volunteers, community,
and beneficiaries will address any knowledge gaps between the organization and the
supporter.
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9. Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
10. LIST OUT THE 5TYPES OF STORIES.
• In my experience, there are 5 very compelling types of stories that all nonprofits have to
share to explain their work and its impact:
1) Client story
2) Staff story
3) Volunteer story
4) Donor story
5) Community story
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11. #1 – CLIENT STORY
• This type of story is not actually about your nonprofit at all!
• They are about lives that have changed and the ways in which the world or community
have been improved.
• Can feature data points (“We served 1500 meals to hungry families this year”) but are
not data-driven.
• Focus should be on the impact of your organization, not on the program or service you
provide. Benefits not features!
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15. #2 – STAFF STORY
• Even if you only have one part-time staff member, they have a fantastic story to share.
• A common riff on the Staff Story is to share the personal journey of the founder or
founders of the nonprofit:What need did they see in the community?What struggles did
they endure?Why did they do it?
• Choose the staff member wisely – they must be enthusiastic and willing to share their
story publicly, with gusto!
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
20. #3 –VOLUNTEER STORY
• If you are like most nonprofits, your volunteers are the heart and soul of your
organization.
• You can pull a greatVolunteer Story from the person who comes and licks envelopes for
your annual appeal, to the president of your Board.
• The key with a greatVolunteer Story is the passion and excitement that the person
brings to their role and to the organization.
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24. #4 – DONOR STORY
• I’m sure your donors want to know that you value them for their contributions.
• They also want to hear from you during other times of the year – not just when you
want money.
• Your donors are low-hanging storytelling fruit.They know you and like you enough to
give you their money!
• Donors, especially directors of large foundations and major gift donors, like to hear from
other people that run in the same circles. Having another donor vouch for you is a very
powerful form of social capital.
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28. #5 – COMMUNITY STORY
• You may not have a well-known celebrity touting your cause, but well-known community
members can work just as well.Think of the major, state senator, chief of police, local
news anchor.
• The key is “social proof” – getting a story from someone that people in your community
know and trust.
• Another good resource for Community Stories are your partners – other organizations
that you work with to provide programs and services.You can’t do it alone, so why not
ask others to vouch for your great work, and you can do that for them in return?
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
32. HOMEWORK
• Commit in the next 48 hours to making a list of 5 stories that you can collect and craft
to share during the storytelling campaign.
• In addition to that list, think of 5 people that you can speak to that may be willing to
share their story. NOTE: All 5 can be from one category, or 2 can be from one category
– do not think that you have to have an even representation from all categories.
• Fill out the Storytelling CollectionWorksheet – get it here:
http://www.jcsocialmarketing.com/storyworksheet
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
33. LESSON PLANS
Week 1: 5 types of stories to collect and to share on your digital channels (website, email,
social media) during your next fundraising campaign
• Week 2: How to craft stories that will take your community from passive to
PASSIONATE
• Week 3: Solutions to the 6 biggest digital storytelling challenges faced by nonprofits
• Week 4: 10 specific ways to use digital storytelling in your next fundraising campaign
• Week 5: How to fill in a Digital Storytelling Calendar to stay on track and never run out of
ideas
• Week 6: Battle-tested tools to rock your digital storytelling
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school
34. STORYTELLING
SUMMER SCHOOL IS
SPONSORED BY
Storytelling in the Digital Age:A
Guide for Nonprofits
Now available on Amazon!
More info: http://amzn.to/2vF5RPF
Sign up for Storytelling Summer School: www.jcsocialmarketing.com/school