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The document provides instructions for creating and using a Facebook account. It explains that Facebook was founded in 2004 and now has over 750 million members. It describes the basic functions of a Facebook profile like adding friends, exchanging messages, and updating your profile. It then gives step-by-step instructions for creating an account, finding friends by email, adding profile photos, and joining and interacting with groups.
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This is the LinkedIn curriculum I took the initiative and completely rewrote, which has been rolled out statewide in Utah. You will learn how to navigate LinkedIn, build a strong and persuasive profile, and connect with other members.
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Attend this free webinar to hear Jayne Cravens from Coyote Communications and Erin Barnhart from Effective Altruism discuss tips and strategies for effectively using social media to find, communicate with, and build community among volunteers. This webinar, in recognition of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, is ideal for staff at any nonprofit or library who are interested in exploring how social media and other technologies might be used to strengthen their current volunteer program.
In this webinar you will:
Review best practices for finding and retaining volunteers
Learn how social media can be an effective tool for recruitment and communication
Assess if and how social media might benefit your volunteer program
Discover additional websites and online tools to explore
This training will walk you through all you need to get registered and build your Razoo page for Live PC Give PC 2015, and some extra campaign tips to make this Giving Day successful for your nonprofit.
We live in the 21st century, and volunteerism is shifting and changing to meet the times. More and more volunteers are looking for ways to use technology to support the missions they hold dear.
With the rise of digital volunteers, nonprofits need to have systems and practices that encourage, validate, and support this new trend.
We will review ideas and strategies that other nonprofits have used to capitalize on the digital volunteer. We will have plenty of time for live Q&A, so prepare your largest concerns for discussion.
At the end of this presentation you will have
An idea of what features your volunteer system should have
A good plan for utilizing small aspects of social media for large impact
Ways to engage volunteers with different time requirements.
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-Getting started on Facebook: the basics of optimizing your profile
-Privacy: the basics
-Social listening on Facebook: Graph Search, FB newswire, trending
-Best practices for professional Facebook use
The document summarizes key trends in online fundraising for nonprofits. It discusses how nonprofits can [1] leverage technology strategically by improving their websites and donation pages, [2] embrace social giving through platforms like Crowdrise and Cause, and [3] personalize the donor experience. Resources and tips are provided on growing email lists, using social media, and making the most of mobile opportunities. Questions are also posed to help nonprofits assess how they can better achieve their digital fundraising goals.
This is the LinkedIn curriculum I took the initiative and completely rewrote, which has been rolled out statewide in Utah. You will learn how to navigate LinkedIn, build a strong and persuasive profile, and connect with other members.
This document provides summaries of popular social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, Vine, Snapchat, Flickr, Tumblr, and Goodreads. It describes the basic purpose and functionality of each site, how to create an account, privacy and deletion options. Key points are that Facebook allows profile creation and photo/comment sharing, Twitter focuses on short message posts, and LinkedIn facilitates professional and employment networking. Privacy and deletion processes generally involve account settings pages.
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Attract and Retain Members with a Marketing FunnelLori Smith
The document summarizes a presentation about using marketing funnels to attract and retain nonprofit organization members. The presentation discusses what a member funnel is, how it works through awareness, capture, nurture, convert, and partner stages, and provides examples of how to implement each stage. It also covers measuring funnel health through various metrics and building a member funnel for an organization. The overall presentation provides nonprofit leaders with strategies for growing membership through digital marketing and online engagement.
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Attend this free webinar to hear Jayne Cravens from Coyote Communications and Erin Barnhart from Effective Altruism discuss tips and strategies for effectively using social media to find, communicate with, and build community among volunteers. This webinar, in recognition of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, is ideal for staff at any nonprofit or library who are interested in exploring how social media and other technologies might be used to strengthen their current volunteer program.
In this webinar you will:
Review best practices for finding and retaining volunteers
Learn how social media can be an effective tool for recruitment and communication
Assess if and how social media might benefit your volunteer program
Discover additional websites and online tools to explore
This training will walk you through all you need to get registered and build your Razoo page for Live PC Give PC 2015, and some extra campaign tips to make this Giving Day successful for your nonprofit.
We live in the 21st century, and volunteerism is shifting and changing to meet the times. More and more volunteers are looking for ways to use technology to support the missions they hold dear.
With the rise of digital volunteers, nonprofits need to have systems and practices that encourage, validate, and support this new trend.
We will review ideas and strategies that other nonprofits have used to capitalize on the digital volunteer. We will have plenty of time for live Q&A, so prepare your largest concerns for discussion.
At the end of this presentation you will have
An idea of what features your volunteer system should have
A good plan for utilizing small aspects of social media for large impact
Ways to engage volunteers with different time requirements.
Seven Powerful Ways To Build Your E-mail List With FacebookJohn Haydon
This document provides tips for building an email list using Facebook. It discusses understanding the role of email in communications and identifying audience segments. Seven incentives are described to drive email signups, such as eBooks, sponsor giveaways, advocacy opportunities, and photo contests. Tips are provided for placing an opt-in form on a Facebook page and designing the form. Other tools like ActionSprout and Shortstack are mentioned. Finally, ways to lower unsubscribes through segmenting lists and keeping subscribers engaged are discussed.
AmeriCorps VISTA is a program that allows individuals to help eliminate poverty through full-time community service work. As a VISTA member, you will receive training, a living allowance, and an education award or stipend for your service. To apply, you create an online profile and complete an application providing personal and background information. The application process involves searching for projects and receiving approval from an agency.
To become a Milkround Rep, one must apply through the provided link and wait for email confirmation. Once accepted, the Rep will receive a unique link to share in order to gain registrations for students to enter a prize draw. Reps should share their link on social media, with lecturers, clubs and societies. Link shorteners can make long links more shareable on platforms like Twitter. Any questions should be emailed to reps@milkround.com.
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The document discusses strategies for successful online fundraising. It notes that over $20 billion was raised online in 2010, and online giving continues to grow each year. However, most gifts still come through the mail. The document provides tips for non-profits to improve their online fundraising, including fixing donation pages, writing effective copy for emails, growing email lists, sending thank you's, testing strategies, and using social media appropriately. It emphasizes the importance of mastering online fundraising techniques.
The document summarizes key strategies for online fundraising presented by Jocelyn Harmon of Network for Good. It discusses trends in online giving and strategies such as having an optimized donation page on a nonprofit's website, growing an email list, leveraging social media and personalization. Harmon emphasizes the importance of being strategic with technology and focusing on acquiring donors and retaining existing donors through customized engagement online.
Help ONG! is a collaborative platform that allows users to create profiles for NGOs or independent projects in order to promote causes, raise funds, and track donations in a transparent manner. Users can create NGO or project pages, promote causes as a volunteer or professional promoter suggesting a percentage of donations, and donors can contribute through PayPal with the ability to determine how funds are distributed among causes, promoters, and organizations. All activities and donations are publicly tracked with reputation and statistics available for all user profiles.
Facebook allows users to create profiles, share photos and videos, and connect with friends and family. Key features include Marketplace for classified ads, Groups for common interests, Events for planning, and Pages for topics. Users sign up with an email and password, verify their email, and can then add a profile photo and friends. Optional activities include editing privacy settings, posting statuses, chatting, posting photos, and creating events. Instagram is a photo sharing social media site where users can take or upload photos, add captions, and share photos on multiple social media networks. To create an Instagram account, users visit the website, click sign up, enter their profile information, and submit to complete the process.
Why should you be on Facebook? How do you manage your personal and professional identities? This presentation goes over how (and why) to use Facebook for building your professional brand. The deck includes:
-Getting started on Facebook: the basics of optimizing your profile
-Privacy: the basics
-Social listening on Facebook: Graph Search, FB newswire, trending
-Best practices for professional Facebook use
The document summarizes key trends in online fundraising for nonprofits. It discusses how nonprofits can [1] leverage technology strategically by improving their websites and donation pages, [2] embrace social giving through platforms like Crowdrise and Cause, and [3] personalize the donor experience. Resources and tips are provided on growing email lists, using social media, and making the most of mobile opportunities. Questions are also posed to help nonprofits assess how they can better achieve their digital fundraising goals.
2. All Volunteers receive a welcome mail that provides them
with the URL and credentials to login and create a profile
3. • Click the link and you
will land on the
Hi5Club app for
volunteering.
• This link has all the
details and updates
for Hi5Club
Volunteering
• Click first link to
Login
Tip: Save the link for future
references
4. • On clicking Login you
will land on this page
to login to the
application
• Enter the user name
& password provided
on mail to login
Tip: You can change the password
post login.
5. • Post Login the first
thing to do is
complete your
volunteer profile.
• This is required for
NGOs to find you and
ask for right help
basis your
preferences
Tip: Consider this as your social
resume and provide as much details
as possible. Mobile and Email are not
shared without permissions.
6. • Profile consists of 3
sections. Personal
details, Profile/Karma
Details and Optional
fields
• Provide as much
information as
possible to create a
complete volunteer
profile
Tip: Complete profiles attract more
credible NGOs and shows your
seriousness towards volunteering.
7. • In Karma details
provide your City,
preferred time,
causes, skills and
details about yourself.
• Note: For City enter
the first 4 characters
and select your City
from Google
Dropdown
Tip: On modern browsers the
application will ask to share location
via Browser. Say YES if asked for.
8. • In Option details you
can share your
website/LinkedIn
profile, Twitter
handle or Employer
details
Tip: You can even highlight which
NGO you are volunteering on regular
basis for by selecting designation as
Volunteer and Organization as NGO
name.
9. • Once successfully
submitted you can
share your profile
with friends and on
social media. This
helps us reach to
more NGOs and
Volunteers
10. • This is how your
profile looks.
Remember it should
have powered by
Hi5Club
• There is an indicator
that helps you know
whether any fields are
yet to be filled in your
profile
Tip: You can edit profile anytime
later.
11. • Password can be
changed by clicking
on ‘Settings’ link
under ‘Profile’ in the
mail menu.
Tip: Always have a secure and not-
so-obvious password containing
alphabets, numbers and special
characters.