The document introduces Pindify as a platform for content creators to pursue their purpose, share their stories, and get paid. It explains that Pindify allows creators to publish different types of content, manage ownership and revenue sharing of content with other collaborators, invite fans to subscribe, and earn income from subscriptions and brand sponsorships. The document provides examples of how annual revenue could be calculated for individual creators and collaborative projects on Pindify based on factors like number of subscribers and followers, content consumption, and branding deals.
How to Raise More Money on Georgia Gives Day 2014 (Handout for presentation)Susan Burnash
This is the accompanying handout for the presentation on How to Raise More Money on GA Gives Day 2014 provided by AMA Atlanta on 9/25/14 for Georgia nonprofits.
Need funds for your church, youth group, or mission trip?
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How to Raise More Money on Georgia Gives Day 2014 Susan Burnash
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With the past decade of decentralization in the music industry, there are plenty of opportunities for musicians to find and connect with fans on their own, provide products at varying price points to these fans, and pull off creative marketing campaigns to help existing fans tell your story to their friends.
In many cases, established artists have had years of label support to help create a dedicated fanbase, which these artists can then continue to tap into directly, even if they are no longer affiliated with the label. For developing, unsigned artists, there can certainly be a bit of a "Catch 22" when it comes to funding the activities they need to engage in to find their core fanbase, engage with this fanbase, and ultimately monetize this fanbase. How does a developing artist fund the marketing initiatives necessary to generate a core fanbase, without having a fanbase to tap into?
In this presentation, we'll discuss the various methods that musicians and music business entrepreneurs can use to fund their activities, from traditional opportunities to more cutting-edge options for generating funding.
How to Raise More Money on Georgia Gives Day 2014 (Handout for presentation)Susan Burnash
This is the accompanying handout for the presentation on How to Raise More Money on GA Gives Day 2014 provided by AMA Atlanta on 9/25/14 for Georgia nonprofits.
Need funds for your church, youth group, or mission trip?
Check out our 20 amazing (and profitable) fundraising ideas for churches and religious organizations!
How to Raise More Money on Georgia Gives Day 2014 Susan Burnash
To raise more money on Georgia Gives Day it will take an integrated marketing and fundraising campaign. This presentation was given as part of AMA Atlanta's Nonprofit SIG on 9/25/2014 to Georgia nonprofits.
With the past decade of decentralization in the music industry, there are plenty of opportunities for musicians to find and connect with fans on their own, provide products at varying price points to these fans, and pull off creative marketing campaigns to help existing fans tell your story to their friends.
In many cases, established artists have had years of label support to help create a dedicated fanbase, which these artists can then continue to tap into directly, even if they are no longer affiliated with the label. For developing, unsigned artists, there can certainly be a bit of a "Catch 22" when it comes to funding the activities they need to engage in to find their core fanbase, engage with this fanbase, and ultimately monetize this fanbase. How does a developing artist fund the marketing initiatives necessary to generate a core fanbase, without having a fanbase to tap into?
In this presentation, we'll discuss the various methods that musicians and music business entrepreneurs can use to fund their activities, from traditional opportunities to more cutting-edge options for generating funding.
How To Get Corporate Sponsorship For AnythingChinedum Azuh
Getting Corporate Sponsors for Your Idea, Book, Business or Event!
Have You Thought About Sponsorship For Your Business, Event, Book, Show, Speaking or Charity?
The bank declined your loan application. Mom, Dad, and friends don't have money to spare. So how can you fund your business's growth, book publication, idea, or live event? The answer is ‘corporate sponsorship’.
Corporate sponsorship can provide a vital source of funding. To secure sponsorship you need to understand what sponsors are looking for and offer benefits and value that meet their needs.
This presentation is an answer to your prayer.
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What Corporate Sponsors Really Want From Your NonprofitBloomerang
Are you worried about your next big event?
Have you ever been at your wits end for finding sponsors?
Are you afraid of what sponsors are thinking?
Do you have a hard time justifying why they should sponsor you, other than “We’re a good cause”?
Big events make the majority of their money with sponsorship.
Whether you’re coordinating a music festival, a nonprofit special event, or even a walk-a-thon, this webinar will help you. How? This webinar will help you start to create the connections for sponsorship. You will learn how to articulate your value to sponsors on paper and in person. You’ll learn how to create your sponsorship proposal, how to nail that sponsorship meeting, and more! You’ll even learn how to create an after-event sponsorship report that shines, AND that helps you get the sponsorship for next year!
We’ll reveal the secrets of what sponsors REALLY want to get out of sponsoring you, based on research from actual sponsors!
You Will Learn:
1. How to Get Your Foot In the Door with Sponsors (How to meet them)
2. How to use your website to make your event attractive to sponsors (with lots of real life examples!)
3. What your sponsors are really hungry for
4. Phrases Your Sponsors LOVE to hear
5. Learn when to pitch sponsors! (When your sponsors make budget decisions)
6. What to Bring To Your Sponsorship Meeting
7. How to find and show your demographics
8. 7 key elements of a good sponsorship proposal
9. How to help sponsors measure the impact of sponsorship
10. Best practices for your sponsorship report (with tons of examples!)
Content Marketing for Arts OrganizationsPaulGravett
Content Marketing is perfect for the performing arts sector. We
are surrounded with great ideas, creative people and, of course,
a lot of content.
Give your audiences valuable and relevant content and you
are well on your way to nurturing relationships. Be consistent,
conversational and friendly and you will have long-lasting
relationships.
Show people you care, and they will care about you.
They will also attend your performances.
Part 2 Leveraging the internet for community fundraising (revised edition)Matt Kepple
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About The Author:
Matt Kepple founded the Commission for Youth Social Enterprise, is an international speaker, a marketing & advertising professional, former UK Government Social Enterprise Ambassador and founder of GRADULICIOUS which brought graduates together in London.
Enjoy this Business Plan Workshop presentation from the 5th Annual TEQ Regional Events Conference held in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Enjoy! Krista Hauritz
"Confession. Business Plans sometimes make me sick. Sick of staying up late to write them...sick of them sitting on a shelf (or worse still being filed into the rubbish bin)...and sick of my board not even remembering we have a Business Plan. Answer. Simplify, have fun and get creative. Make it the size of a business card."
Learn what online fundraising is and how can it help your nonprofit raise more money, how to build an online fundraising strategy that is SMART and how to best use important tools in your fundraising efforts.
Webinar deck for teaching exhibition and trade show organizers how to use content to help foster and grow their virtual communities. This was done for AFIDA, the International Association of Exhibitions in Latin America.
As an early adopter of all things social media Gillian has harnessed the awesome power of social media to fuel the growth of Fandotech’s rebranding efforts with great success. Specifically spearheading their email marketing efforts since 2008, Gillian brings 10 years of Graphic Design and Marketing experience to the organization. Fandotech’s strategy to build both brand and revenue through trust relationships, has been achieved through effective email campaigns that deliver relevant content to their audience. Gillian has attended multiple training seminars on email marketing best practices. Today the company has received numerous accolades and is one of the fastest growing IT Services Company in CT.
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How To Get Corporate Sponsorship For AnythingChinedum Azuh
Getting Corporate Sponsors for Your Idea, Book, Business or Event!
Have You Thought About Sponsorship For Your Business, Event, Book, Show, Speaking or Charity?
The bank declined your loan application. Mom, Dad, and friends don't have money to spare. So how can you fund your business's growth, book publication, idea, or live event? The answer is ‘corporate sponsorship’.
Corporate sponsorship can provide a vital source of funding. To secure sponsorship you need to understand what sponsors are looking for and offer benefits and value that meet their needs.
This presentation is an answer to your prayer.
Learn how to create more resilient brand "fans" with these helpful marketing tips. From direct mail to social media, we will show you how one of the greatest rock bands of all time, the Grateful Dead, changed the way we do marketing today.
Creative economy summit franklin w answersShel Horowitz
Five ways businesses can benefit from partnering with artists. Sections in Times font were supplied by audience when I gave this talk at the Creative Economy Summit in Greenfield, MA, March 24, 2012
What Corporate Sponsors Really Want From Your NonprofitBloomerang
Are you worried about your next big event?
Have you ever been at your wits end for finding sponsors?
Are you afraid of what sponsors are thinking?
Do you have a hard time justifying why they should sponsor you, other than “We’re a good cause”?
Big events make the majority of their money with sponsorship.
Whether you’re coordinating a music festival, a nonprofit special event, or even a walk-a-thon, this webinar will help you. How? This webinar will help you start to create the connections for sponsorship. You will learn how to articulate your value to sponsors on paper and in person. You’ll learn how to create your sponsorship proposal, how to nail that sponsorship meeting, and more! You’ll even learn how to create an after-event sponsorship report that shines, AND that helps you get the sponsorship for next year!
We’ll reveal the secrets of what sponsors REALLY want to get out of sponsoring you, based on research from actual sponsors!
You Will Learn:
1. How to Get Your Foot In the Door with Sponsors (How to meet them)
2. How to use your website to make your event attractive to sponsors (with lots of real life examples!)
3. What your sponsors are really hungry for
4. Phrases Your Sponsors LOVE to hear
5. Learn when to pitch sponsors! (When your sponsors make budget decisions)
6. What to Bring To Your Sponsorship Meeting
7. How to find and show your demographics
8. 7 key elements of a good sponsorship proposal
9. How to help sponsors measure the impact of sponsorship
10. Best practices for your sponsorship report (with tons of examples!)
Content Marketing for Arts OrganizationsPaulGravett
Content Marketing is perfect for the performing arts sector. We
are surrounded with great ideas, creative people and, of course,
a lot of content.
Give your audiences valuable and relevant content and you
are well on your way to nurturing relationships. Be consistent,
conversational and friendly and you will have long-lasting
relationships.
Show people you care, and they will care about you.
They will also attend your performances.
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Webinar deck for teaching exhibition and trade show organizers how to use content to help foster and grow their virtual communities. This was done for AFIDA, the International Association of Exhibitions in Latin America.
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Instagram has become one of the most popular social media platforms, allowing people to share photos, videos, and stories with their followers. Sometimes, though, you might want to view someone's story without them knowing.
1. Why Pindify
Purpose
Greta Thunberg’s purpose is to radically change human behaviors towards
sustainable living to help our planet survive. Anthony Bourdain’s purpose
was to enlighten the public to the culinary cultures of every corner of the
world. Malala Yousafzai’s purpose is to enforce women’s rights to
education. Banksy’s purpose is a statement towards freedom of speech.
What is your purpose?
Passion
To truly have your purpose heard, you need to document, edit and produce
stories. Make each story timeless and set a strategy on how to grow. It
takes skill, time and collaboration. But being fueled by passion rather than
being weighed down by “work”, will help you stay true to your purpose.
Empower your stories
Stories based on your purpose is what makes you special. Not necessarily
just creating them, but also how you present them and how others value
them. Play your song, show your artwork, write your article, host your
podcast. It’s your story!
Be heard & get Paid
Streaming services today only offers in-house promotion, uneven payment
distribution, and no direct interactivity with fans.
Social media on the other hand, distributes content randomly, making it
hard for fans to organize content, and it offers no clear revenue model.
Pindify is the platform, for us providers arts & media and our supporters.
Our only mission is to help your purpose to be heard & get paid so you can
continue providing your stories.
Provide your stories on Pindify to:
P U R S U E Y O U R P U R P O S E
W I T H PA S S I O N
B E H E A R D & G E T PA I D
2. How to Pindify
4.Publish
Portfolio
Feed
Home
Feed
Library
Feed
Market
Feed
3. Manage your content
Audio
Song, Podcast, Sample, Book
Image
Photo, Design, Art, Gifs
Text
Article, Chapter, Blog, Lyrics
Video
Music, Social, Class, Vlog
Film
Movie, Serie, Documentary, Art
Live
Radio, Tv, Show, Chat
List
Playlist, Gallery, Album, Toplist
Post
Story, Forum, Quote, Message
Event
Show, Meetup, Activity, Session
Commerce
Goods, Tickets, Merch, Deeds
2. Share ownership
Liza Olsen
Guitarist
40%
Leo Grant
Singer
40%
Mia Adams
Manager
20%
$11/month per subscriber
40% Consumption25% Invite
15% Follow20% Cost
Subscription
+
Brand Proposal
✓Acceptance
Sponsorship
6.Earn
$5 </publication x time, clicks or views
5. Invite
Share
Send an invite link to other providers
start collaborating
Share your invite or portfolio link
to fans and have them sign up
Share and promote your content on
social media:
Engage
1. Offer exclusive premium content
2. Join other providers to do a group offer
3. Offer special deals when fans join your club
3 incentives for fans to become subscribers
1. Set up your Portfolios
7. Analize
Set up your portfolios
Everyone gets their own “profile portfolio” where they can link content, but
to “set up shops” and earn revenue you need to upgrade your membership
to a provider. Set up a “page portfolio” to collaborate with your members.
Share revenues
Thanks to Pindify’s smart contract distribution, all types of providers can
now share ownership, rights and revenue from portfolios and content.
Manage content
Pindify offers every media category for you to tell your story, But also
other categories for e-commerce, events and social posts so you can
manage it all.
Invite
Before you can grow on the market and get new fans, you will initially have
to increase your portfolios’ ranking by inviting and engaging your existing
fans. Also invite other providers to promote and earn together
Publish
Choose between publishing free, premium or branded content. “Free” lets
free users access your content. “Premium” earn revenue when users
spend time consuming the content
Earn
You can now earn on subscription or branding (sponsorship)
The revenue from portfolios and content you own or co-own, will be added
to your profile account daily. Future revenue models are:
Analyze
View portfolios and content insights on your invites, engagements and
revenue results. Analyze and align your promotion strategies.
Financial services
Booking & Employment (Sep-19)
Donation & Crowdfunding (Aug-19)
Licensing & Investments (Nov-19)
E-commerce
Sell exclusively (Nov-19)
Events & Tickets (Dec-19)
Pay n Play (Sep-19)
Branding
Affiliate Sales (Sep-19)
3. What can
Pindify provide
Let us present you with a few revenue examples:
Personal Portfolio
Let’s say you’re a freelancing writer. You signed up on Pindify as a basic
provider paying $5/month. With 7000 followers on twitter you start with
your “personal” profile portfolio and after publishing 10 articles you start
inviting by sharing your articles on twitter. 350 fans (5%) signs up, (1%) of
them becomes subscribers.
Podcast “Pod rising”
You also started a podcast called “Pod rising” together with your friend
Jane, where you discuss mysteries in realtime. Pod rising is shared 50/50
with Jane, and has 43000 monthly listeners on Podcaster, but you’re now
inviting them to become subscribers on Pindify by offering your listeners
the chance to change the outcome by commenting. 4300 (10%)
becomes subscribers.
Magazine “Short Travel”
Lastly you also write for a magazine “Short Travel” that has about
1,000,000 readers where 25,000 are following the magazine. They have
set up their branding service on Pindify and requires you to write 4
articles a month where you get paid 30% from the content revenue
received from branding. The connected brand “Redbull” pays 500 dollars
per post and $2 CPM (cost per mille).
Total annual revenue $71,136 $257,112
$7,200 $36,000
Page portfolio member
(Short Travel) 25 ,000
(Invite + Following)
x 25,000 x 0% cut
$500 + (views x $2 cpm)
x 4 posts x 30% cut
Min. Revenue
Only Invite
Max. Revenue
Invite & 100% following
& consumption
Annual Evaluation # Subscribers Portfolio Calc. Content Calc.
$2,016 $6,972
Profile portfolio owner
(Personal) 70
(Invite + Following)
x 70 x 100% cut
(Consumption)
x 70 x 100% cut
$61,920 $214,140
Page portfolio co-owner
(“Pod Rising”) 4,300
(Invite + Following)
x 4,300 x 50% cut
(Consumption)
x 4,300 x 50% cut
Monthly Invite:
$2.40 per subscriber
Monthly Follower:
$1.60/(# of followed portfolios)
per subscriber
Monthly Consumption:
$4.30 x (% of time view, read,
listen) per subscriber
Subscription
($11/ month)
Proposal
Starts with $5 per publication but its up
to you to set your price and accept the
proposal, manually or automatically.
Variables
Apart from price per publication,
variables such as CPM ($2),
Time ($x/week) or Clicks (x$/click)
Branding
($5 < / publication) x Variable
Example
Pindify’s marketplace is built to amplify your stories, collaborate with
other providers, engage with your fans and earn on subscription or
branding, and soon to come e-commerce and financial services.