NFPtweetup 12 survey results
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1) A survey was conducted after the 12th NFPtweetup event held on September 28, 2011. 100% of respondents said they enjoyed the event and found it inspiring and insightful. 2) The majority of respondents felt the event met or exceeded their expectations and provided inspiration and ideas for their work. Most preferred evening events. 3) Common topics respondents were interested in exploring further included email marketing, using social media on a budget, and using social media for campaigns, politics, and market research.
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2) The event exceeded attendees' expectations by providing a relaxed and social learning environment where good questions were asked.
3) Attendees felt inspired and found the breakout sessions to be more informative on how best to engage with social media.
4) The venue and timing were suitable with most preferring evening events, and attendees wanted to explore topics like how smaller charities use social media effectively.
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- 1. Survey results for the 12thevent on 28 September 2011 Sponsored by:
- 3. ‘An inspiring and insightful event as always!’
- 4. ‘My first. It was excellent.’
- 5. ‘It was a blinder. Particularly the excellently presented brilliant Greenpeace campaign.’ 100% - ‘Yes’ ‘Great speakers, fun atmosphere and amazing people to talk to.’
- 7. ‘I didn't really have any expectations, I went there with an open mind.’
- 8. ‘The breakout sessions were really good and hadn't realised they were going to happen.’‘It was even better than I hoped. It reminded me how fantastic it is to work in the charity sector.’
- 9. what do you think the event provided? ‘Inspiration and ideas for my own work.’
- 10. how did you first hear about the event? ‘From Rachel Beer.’
- 11. how useful did you find the information on the NFP website (NFPtweetup.org)? ‘It was great. Right number and length of presentations and break outs.’
- 12. Was the venue suitable? Whattime is suitable? Most of you thought that the venue was suitable. Thanks to Amnesty International! Most of you preferred an evening time slot – no early NFPtweetup’s yet! ‘Great venue! Thanks Amnesty!’
- 13. questions and issues still to be explored? A focus on email marketing If anyone has used BBM in marketing Social media policies Social media monitoring/ analysis Making the most of blogs Campaigns on a shoestring Twitter and politics/ journalism Twitter and market research Other uses of the web
- 14. which topics would you like to be explored? ‘How small charities with small budgets use social media.’
- 15. did you participate at the event or online? ‘Skype interaction was a great idea...perhaps future events could make more use of this’
- 16. which services or tools did you use during the event? Others included: Echofon for iPhone and iPad, Tweetbot, Twitter for Android, Seesmic and Twitbird Pro (app).
- 17. would you like to attend another NFPtweetup? how regularly do you think NFPtweetup should be held? . ‘Whatever works for the organisers. If you do it too often can you maintain the high quality of the events?’
- 18. would you like to attend and help organise regional events? ‘I am still fairly new in my role and don't think I know enough to help yet.’
- 19. Thanks for all of your feedback – it’s really useful to help us shape future events. Hope to see you again next time! Our third birthday event is likely to be 24th November – Bring your party hats! For more information: www.nfptweetup.org @NFPtweetup
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