Do you have a plan for your social media? Most people post as exciting things come up or there is an event happening. While those are wonderful times to post there are many times you are stuck and don’t know what to say. This session will teach you the steps you can take to set up a social media strategy that will increase your success!
Brandon Crist, CEO & Founder, Crist Media Group
Twitter Handle: @CristMedia
Social media presents new and exciting opportunities for NGOs to advance their missions, raise much-needed funds, and mobilize huge bases of support, but how exactly can NGO leaders harness its potential? Join us for an interactive look at some of the most powerful and effective tactics and tools for making the move online.
This document outlines a social media strategy in 6 steps: 1) Determine goals and objectives, 2) Listen and research audiences on social media, 3) Identify target audiences, 4) Create a content plan, 5) Engage with audiences on social media, and 6) Measure results. It recommends using free and paid social media listening tools to research audiences and monitor conversations. It also emphasizes creating content to solve audience problems, scheduling posts, engaging with audiences, and measuring metrics like traffic, awareness, sentiment, and ROI.
Ask, measure, learn, presented by Lutz FingerSocialMedia.org
In his Brands-Only Summit Pre-Conference presentation, LinkedIn's Lutz Finger shows how to extract significant business value from social media data with the Ask-Measure-Learn system.
He guides you through the steps of asking the right questions, measuring the right data, and learning from the results.
Rallying Support for a Common Cause: Drive Action and Inspire Change. A look at how strategic donor communications and nonprofit marketing can inspire audiences to take meaningful action and generate ROI.
Identifying, empowering, and asking for more from your influencers, presented...SocialMedia.org
In his Brands-Only Summit Pre-Conference presentation, SocialSphere and Harvard’s Institute of Politics' John Della Volpe explains how best to identify, empower, and ask for more from your most important social media influencers.
He shares a case study from his work with the Los Angeles Kings hockey team about empowering fans through Twitter engagement.
How to run a social media listening program, presented by Kathleen FettersSocialMedia.org
In her Brands-Only Summit presentation, First Republic Bank's Kathleen Fetters teaches a class on how to successfully run a social media listening program.
She goes into detail about listening, monitoring, and tracking social media conversations and applying those insights to your social media strategy.
Big data—that ever-expanding universe of digital influencers and exploding number of social media conversations—can be a big brand-building opportunity for PR professionals, but only if you have the know-how and technology to use it to your advantage.
Join Cision’s Heidi Sullivan and Dave Lundstrom for a complimentary webinar that explores the basics of big data and how to leverage it to positively impact your brand.
Do you have a plan for your social media? Most people post as exciting things come up or there is an event happening. While those are wonderful times to post there are many times you are stuck and don’t know what to say. This session will teach you the steps you can take to set up a social media strategy that will increase your success!
Brandon Crist, CEO & Founder, Crist Media Group
Twitter Handle: @CristMedia
Social media presents new and exciting opportunities for NGOs to advance their missions, raise much-needed funds, and mobilize huge bases of support, but how exactly can NGO leaders harness its potential? Join us for an interactive look at some of the most powerful and effective tactics and tools for making the move online.
This document outlines a social media strategy in 6 steps: 1) Determine goals and objectives, 2) Listen and research audiences on social media, 3) Identify target audiences, 4) Create a content plan, 5) Engage with audiences on social media, and 6) Measure results. It recommends using free and paid social media listening tools to research audiences and monitor conversations. It also emphasizes creating content to solve audience problems, scheduling posts, engaging with audiences, and measuring metrics like traffic, awareness, sentiment, and ROI.
Ask, measure, learn, presented by Lutz FingerSocialMedia.org
In his Brands-Only Summit Pre-Conference presentation, LinkedIn's Lutz Finger shows how to extract significant business value from social media data with the Ask-Measure-Learn system.
He guides you through the steps of asking the right questions, measuring the right data, and learning from the results.
Rallying Support for a Common Cause: Drive Action and Inspire Change. A look at how strategic donor communications and nonprofit marketing can inspire audiences to take meaningful action and generate ROI.
Identifying, empowering, and asking for more from your influencers, presented...SocialMedia.org
In his Brands-Only Summit Pre-Conference presentation, SocialSphere and Harvard’s Institute of Politics' John Della Volpe explains how best to identify, empower, and ask for more from your most important social media influencers.
He shares a case study from his work with the Los Angeles Kings hockey team about empowering fans through Twitter engagement.
How to run a social media listening program, presented by Kathleen FettersSocialMedia.org
In her Brands-Only Summit presentation, First Republic Bank's Kathleen Fetters teaches a class on how to successfully run a social media listening program.
She goes into detail about listening, monitoring, and tracking social media conversations and applying those insights to your social media strategy.
Big data—that ever-expanding universe of digital influencers and exploding number of social media conversations—can be a big brand-building opportunity for PR professionals, but only if you have the know-how and technology to use it to your advantage.
Join Cision’s Heidi Sullivan and Dave Lundstrom for a complimentary webinar that explores the basics of big data and how to leverage it to positively impact your brand.
Big Data, Big Opportunity: Making Sense of Big Data for PRCision
Big Data creates big brand-building opportunities. Do you know how to use it effectively? It’s as easy as tapping into social media intelligence and doesn’t require an additional investment in IT resources.
Heidi Sullivan of Cision and Mike Maziarka of Visible Technologies explore the basics of Big Data and how to leverage it to positively impact your brand.
How Nonprofits Can Leverage Social Media to Drive Donations, Awareness, & Eng...tracx
How can nonprofits use social media in a way that makes sense for their audience and brand? Find out in this presentation from our 10/19 Lunch and Learn in NYC, including panelists from the #IceBucketChallenge, #Donate, and #DiabetesDanceDance.
This document provides an overview of developing an effective social media strategy. It discusses key components of a strategy including goals, accountability, metrics and procedures. Goals should define the target audience, messaging, platforms and intended outcomes. Accountability addresses posting cadence, content, voice and community engagement. Metrics determine what success looks like and the timeframe to measure. Procedures cover moderating participation, responding to comments, and adjusting if goals are not met. The strategy framework helps organizations be intentional, efficient and effective in their social media efforts.
In the past brands turned to celebrities to endorse their products hoping their target audience’s aspirations are built and met by these popular actors, sports persons or industry experts.
Though celebrities still have the desire quotient they lack relevance to products that they endorse. Brands are now turning to “Social Influencers” to better connect with its consumers.
How To Create A #SocialMedia Plan From ScratchHeba AlSamt
If you enter into social media without a plan, you will fail. Period.
You wouldn’t jump into a raging river without knowing how to swim, don’t create a Twitter account without knowing how to use it.
Building A Social Media Strategy - With Paul ColliganPaul Colligan
Presented at the Oman American Business Center in April 2016. Paul Colligan examines the elements of a solid social media strategy - regardless or platform or experience.
Social media networking allstate insuranceChris Hamby
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies. It discusses defining goals and objectives for a social media strategy, understanding the target audience, and determining metrics for success. Key aspects of a social media marketing strategy include monitoring social conversations, crafting engaging content, building advocacy through online and offline networking, and measuring performance through key performance indicators. The overall message is that an integrated social media strategy focuses on actively engaging in conversations with the audience.
This document provides an overview of social media best practices for non-profits. It discusses the 5 stages of social media adoption, why organizations should use social media, defining goals, key metrics to measure, choosing appropriate platforms, content strategies, and resources for additional information. The key takeaways are that social media can help raise awareness, build relationships, and drive action if used strategically by setting goals, measuring performance, listening to audiences, and regularly reviewing results.
This document discusses trends in digital advertising, public relations, and social media. It notes that authenticity, transparency, conversation, thought leadership, and sharing are important across these fields. Companies must engage in social media conversations to extend the power of word-of-mouth. Goals for social media include outreach, engagement, and promotion, and it should fit into a company's overall digital strategy. Metrics like followers, retweets, and mentions can measure social media effectiveness. The document provides best practices and resources for social media strategies.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing strategies for non-profits. It discusses using a website, social media, blogs, and email to market an organization and engage key audiences. It also emphasizes the importance of creating a measurement plan to track engagement and determine what strategies are most effective using tools like Google Analytics. The document advises that small non-profits focus on quality over quantity and leverage volunteers to assist with digital efforts.
Delivering the Right Content at the Right TimeSharon Tighe
With 27 million pieces of content being shared every day & businesses this year expected to spend at least 25 – 30% of marketing budgets on content, this presentation takes a look at how marketers can best reach their online audience & the metrics that show you are succeeding.
We will look at the benefits of community building on your:
• content creation
• timing
• distribution channels
Delivered at Swipe Summit, Dublin (February, 2016)
Are Your Grassroots Efforts Generating Enough Buzz?Cision
With so much noise online today, competition for your audience’s attention is fierce. So how can you make your grassroots message heard?
You need to fortify your communication using the right tools and technology.
Join public affairs campaign strategist Mike Panetta of Beekeeper Group and Cision’s Mark Reilly to learn how to cut through the clutter and take advantage of mobile applications, social media and other tools to reach your target audience.
They’ll show you how to:
-Motivate your audience with compelling calls to action
-Recruit and educate activists by engaging them online
-Mobilize your supporters to take action in the real world
The document discusses four key marketing pillars: 1) having a strategy before tactics, 2) educating and informing audiences rather than directly selling, 3) building a referral system, and 4) harnessing the power of the internet, particularly social media. It then provides details on how to implement news releases as part of a social media marketing strategy, including tips on content, style, keywords, boilerplate content, frequency, and resources. The goal is to build inbound links and awareness to increase search engine rankings and press coverage.
The document discusses social media thought leadership and provides steps to establish oneself as a thought leader. It defines thought leaders as trusted experts who share innovative ideas to inspire others. It recommends using social media to amplify one's outreach and influence by sharing valuable insights through engaging conversations. It then outlines six steps to develop an effective social media thought leadership strategy, which includes defining one's personal brand and goals, establishing an online presence, building networks, curating and sharing relevant content, engaging with others, and measuring and refining one's approach.
Making the case for comms in your organisationCharityComms
Julie Kangisser, director, Think Communications
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Janet Fouts, CEO, Tatu Digital Media
Twitter Handle: @JFouts
So often we find ourselves putting out the same messaging across social platforms without thinking enough about the recipient. Janet will show us methods to divine more about our target markets and create thoughtful and meaningful strategies to connect with them effectively.
Sarah Fitzgerald, director, Self Communications
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
This document discusses using social media management tools to measure community engagement and provide analytics. It recommends measuring how people feel about a site, how they find it, what they do on it, and how it compares to competitors. Several specific tools are outlined for monitoring social media conversations, sending messaging, engaging with users, and analyzing metrics. The conclusion emphasizes considering multiple data points from a variety of tools to understand a community fully.
Don't Throw Out Your Rolodex! discusses how social media has changed relationships between organizations and consumers and encourages organizations to leverage social media for networking and sharing information. The document reports on a survey that found over half of council on aging members actively use social media, with LinkedIn and Facebook being most popular. It identifies the top barriers to social media adoption as time and technical support. The presentation provides tips for organizations on developing a social media strategy and content as well as tracking and measuring social media efforts.
Having social media live on the internet is not enough to get your message out there. Chris is going to walk you through ways to optimize your social media so that you are primed for viewing from your customer/followers. This session is intended for those that already have a social media presence.
Having social media live on the internet is not enough to get your message out there. Chris is going to walk you through ways to optimize your social media so that you are primed for viewing from your customer/followers. This session is intended for those that already have a social media presence.
Big Data, Big Opportunity: Making Sense of Big Data for PRCision
Big Data creates big brand-building opportunities. Do you know how to use it effectively? It’s as easy as tapping into social media intelligence and doesn’t require an additional investment in IT resources.
Heidi Sullivan of Cision and Mike Maziarka of Visible Technologies explore the basics of Big Data and how to leverage it to positively impact your brand.
How Nonprofits Can Leverage Social Media to Drive Donations, Awareness, & Eng...tracx
How can nonprofits use social media in a way that makes sense for their audience and brand? Find out in this presentation from our 10/19 Lunch and Learn in NYC, including panelists from the #IceBucketChallenge, #Donate, and #DiabetesDanceDance.
This document provides an overview of developing an effective social media strategy. It discusses key components of a strategy including goals, accountability, metrics and procedures. Goals should define the target audience, messaging, platforms and intended outcomes. Accountability addresses posting cadence, content, voice and community engagement. Metrics determine what success looks like and the timeframe to measure. Procedures cover moderating participation, responding to comments, and adjusting if goals are not met. The strategy framework helps organizations be intentional, efficient and effective in their social media efforts.
In the past brands turned to celebrities to endorse their products hoping their target audience’s aspirations are built and met by these popular actors, sports persons or industry experts.
Though celebrities still have the desire quotient they lack relevance to products that they endorse. Brands are now turning to “Social Influencers” to better connect with its consumers.
How To Create A #SocialMedia Plan From ScratchHeba AlSamt
If you enter into social media without a plan, you will fail. Period.
You wouldn’t jump into a raging river without knowing how to swim, don’t create a Twitter account without knowing how to use it.
Building A Social Media Strategy - With Paul ColliganPaul Colligan
Presented at the Oman American Business Center in April 2016. Paul Colligan examines the elements of a solid social media strategy - regardless or platform or experience.
Social media networking allstate insuranceChris Hamby
This document provides an overview of social media marketing strategies. It discusses defining goals and objectives for a social media strategy, understanding the target audience, and determining metrics for success. Key aspects of a social media marketing strategy include monitoring social conversations, crafting engaging content, building advocacy through online and offline networking, and measuring performance through key performance indicators. The overall message is that an integrated social media strategy focuses on actively engaging in conversations with the audience.
This document provides an overview of social media best practices for non-profits. It discusses the 5 stages of social media adoption, why organizations should use social media, defining goals, key metrics to measure, choosing appropriate platforms, content strategies, and resources for additional information. The key takeaways are that social media can help raise awareness, build relationships, and drive action if used strategically by setting goals, measuring performance, listening to audiences, and regularly reviewing results.
This document discusses trends in digital advertising, public relations, and social media. It notes that authenticity, transparency, conversation, thought leadership, and sharing are important across these fields. Companies must engage in social media conversations to extend the power of word-of-mouth. Goals for social media include outreach, engagement, and promotion, and it should fit into a company's overall digital strategy. Metrics like followers, retweets, and mentions can measure social media effectiveness. The document provides best practices and resources for social media strategies.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing strategies for non-profits. It discusses using a website, social media, blogs, and email to market an organization and engage key audiences. It also emphasizes the importance of creating a measurement plan to track engagement and determine what strategies are most effective using tools like Google Analytics. The document advises that small non-profits focus on quality over quantity and leverage volunteers to assist with digital efforts.
Delivering the Right Content at the Right TimeSharon Tighe
With 27 million pieces of content being shared every day & businesses this year expected to spend at least 25 – 30% of marketing budgets on content, this presentation takes a look at how marketers can best reach their online audience & the metrics that show you are succeeding.
We will look at the benefits of community building on your:
• content creation
• timing
• distribution channels
Delivered at Swipe Summit, Dublin (February, 2016)
Are Your Grassroots Efforts Generating Enough Buzz?Cision
With so much noise online today, competition for your audience’s attention is fierce. So how can you make your grassroots message heard?
You need to fortify your communication using the right tools and technology.
Join public affairs campaign strategist Mike Panetta of Beekeeper Group and Cision’s Mark Reilly to learn how to cut through the clutter and take advantage of mobile applications, social media and other tools to reach your target audience.
They’ll show you how to:
-Motivate your audience with compelling calls to action
-Recruit and educate activists by engaging them online
-Mobilize your supporters to take action in the real world
The document discusses four key marketing pillars: 1) having a strategy before tactics, 2) educating and informing audiences rather than directly selling, 3) building a referral system, and 4) harnessing the power of the internet, particularly social media. It then provides details on how to implement news releases as part of a social media marketing strategy, including tips on content, style, keywords, boilerplate content, frequency, and resources. The goal is to build inbound links and awareness to increase search engine rankings and press coverage.
The document discusses social media thought leadership and provides steps to establish oneself as a thought leader. It defines thought leaders as trusted experts who share innovative ideas to inspire others. It recommends using social media to amplify one's outreach and influence by sharing valuable insights through engaging conversations. It then outlines six steps to develop an effective social media thought leadership strategy, which includes defining one's personal brand and goals, establishing an online presence, building networks, curating and sharing relevant content, engaging with others, and measuring and refining one's approach.
Making the case for comms in your organisationCharityComms
Julie Kangisser, director, Think Communications
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Janet Fouts, CEO, Tatu Digital Media
Twitter Handle: @JFouts
So often we find ourselves putting out the same messaging across social platforms without thinking enough about the recipient. Janet will show us methods to divine more about our target markets and create thoughtful and meaningful strategies to connect with them effectively.
Sarah Fitzgerald, director, Self Communications
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
This document discusses using social media management tools to measure community engagement and provide analytics. It recommends measuring how people feel about a site, how they find it, what they do on it, and how it compares to competitors. Several specific tools are outlined for monitoring social media conversations, sending messaging, engaging with users, and analyzing metrics. The conclusion emphasizes considering multiple data points from a variety of tools to understand a community fully.
Don't Throw Out Your Rolodex! discusses how social media has changed relationships between organizations and consumers and encourages organizations to leverage social media for networking and sharing information. The document reports on a survey that found over half of council on aging members actively use social media, with LinkedIn and Facebook being most popular. It identifies the top barriers to social media adoption as time and technical support. The presentation provides tips for organizations on developing a social media strategy and content as well as tracking and measuring social media efforts.
Having social media live on the internet is not enough to get your message out there. Chris is going to walk you through ways to optimize your social media so that you are primed for viewing from your customer/followers. This session is intended for those that already have a social media presence.
Having social media live on the internet is not enough to get your message out there. Chris is going to walk you through ways to optimize your social media so that you are primed for viewing from your customer/followers. This session is intended for those that already have a social media presence.
This document lists and describes various tools for creating and managing digital content, including tools for image editing (Canva, Picasa, Pixlr), planning and collaboration (Trello, Basecamp), content creation (Post Planner, Feedly, Pagemodo), and social media management (Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Buffer, Hubspot). It also provides sources for stock images and contact information for the author.
Do you want to understand the reason and purpose behind social media? Clear up some of the common misunderstandings about social media. This session is perfect if your new to the social media world and want to polish your groundwork.
Banking & Financial Services Strengthening GRC In The Banking & Financial Ser...Mubeen Yaqoob
The document discusses the importance of effective governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) management for banking and financial services organizations. It notes that these organizations face intensifying regulatory pressures and requirements. It argues that consolidating disparate risk and compliance activities into an enterprise-wide GRC framework can help accelerate processes, reduce costs, and provide competitive advantages. Effective GRC requires integrating traditionally siloed risk management functions to allow for a holistic view of enterprise-wide risks and regulatory compliance. The document promotes 360factors' regulatory risk and compliance management software as a way for organizations to automate financial processes, streamline GRC, address regulatory challenges, and improve operational efficiency and decision-making.
This document contains personal and educational information about an individual. It summarizes that the person is 22 years old and single, was born in Western Odisha, India. He currently lives in Pune, Maharashtra and is pursuing a Post Graduate Program in Management from ICFAI Business School, Pune. He previously graduated from Ravenshaw University, Cuttack with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. His hobbies include traveling and listening to music. Contact information is provided as a phone number, email address, and social media profiles.
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Este documento presenta la tercera definición universal de infarto de miocardio. Define los criterios para diagnosticar un infarto agudo de miocardio, incluyendo la detección de biomarcadores cardiacos elevados y síntomas o cambios en el electrocardiograma. También clasifica los infartos en tipos I y II, dependiendo de si son espontáneos o secundarios a un desequilibrio isquémico, y proporciona detalles sobre infartos previos, relacionados con procedimientos e intervenciones cardiológicas. La
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Ben Teoh, Content and Community Coordinator from not for profit organisation, Connecting Up discusses some of the basic do's and don’ts in social media.
View webinar: https://blackbaud-au.webex.com/blackbaud-au/lsr.php?AT=pb&SP=EC&rID=73008662&rKey=5723e480f50572fe
Become a social media hero for your not-for-profitBen Teoh
Presented for Blackbaud Pacific, this is a collection of best practices and a basic approach to having a successful social media presence.
You can find the recording of this webinar, including some great questions here: http://ow.ly/hjpXD
This document discusses elements of digital marketing including search marketing, paid search (PPC), SEO, email marketing, mobile marketing, and social media marketing. It describes the evolution from traditional advertising to social media marketing and how social media allows for permission-based, conversational marketing. The document outlines key social media platforms like social networking sites, blogging, microblogging, and YouTube and stresses the importance of listening to understand where your target audience is online before developing a content strategy and schedule for social media.
Social media marketing for non profits final 3 2012LizHorgan33
The document provides tips for nonprofits on using social media effectively. It recommends that nonprofits have support from leadership, integrate social media into their mission, measure results, and share internally. It also suggests setting goals like raising awareness, fundraising, and increasing participation. The document then gives specific tips for using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube to build communities, do research, raise awareness and reputation, promote events, and engage followers. It warns of potential pitfalls like not dedicating enough time, not listening to followers, having no followers, not being found online, and creating boring content.
Social media refers to online tools that allow sharing of ideas, information, and content. There are many types including social networking sites, blogs, microblogs, multimedia sharing, and virtual worlds. Developing an effective social media strategy involves defining the target audience, adopting a point of view, and allocating resources. Key tips include making participation easy, writing shareable content, recognizing followers, and integrating social media with other marketing. Success can be measured by tracking engagement metrics like followers, shares, and comments across different social media platforms. Overall social media usage has experienced significant growth in recent years.
Social Media on a Budget: for Non-Profits and Small Businesses Search Engine Journal
The world of social media is packed with a never-ending list of tools and tips that can easily overwhelm the novice manager. Join SEJ ThinkTank for a webinar designed to help those with limited resources get the most out of social media.
Attendees will learn the basics of social media management and organization, learn how to drive valuable traffic to your site, and acquire the skills you need to engage your audience on a more personal level.
This document provides guidance on finding a job using social media. It notes that 72% of recruiters plan to spend more time recruiting via social media and half expect to spend less time on job boards. The most popular social media sites for recruiters are LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and 66% have successfully hired candidates through social networks. It then discusses personal branding and developing an online presence as the CEO of your own career. It provides tips on using social media like creating valuable content, connecting with others strategically, and engaging through comments and questions. However, it warns that 34% of employers have found unprofessional content that caused them not to hire candidates, such as evidence of drug use or bad-mouthing previous
This document provides guidance on using social media for marketing purposes. It begins by emphasizing the importance of starting with clear marketing objectives and business cases. It then discusses various business uses of social media including awareness, lead generation, customer service, and community building. It provides tips on social media profiles, monitoring, engagement, messaging, and integration with other marketing channels. Key recommendations include starting small, having measurable objectives, listening to customers, developing content calendars, and using tools to manage multiple social profiles. The document stresses that social media should complement an overall online strategy with other channels like websites, email, and search working together.
This document discusses leveraging social media for change. It begins with defining social media and providing examples of popular social media platforms. It then discusses why organizations should use social media, what the limits are, and techniques for effective social media communication. The document also provides tips on strategizing a social media approach, prioritizing social media within outreach efforts, and includes tips, tricks and tools for social media use.
How Startups Can Leverage the Power of Social MediaJennifer Sheahan
This document provides guidance on how startups can leverage social media effectively. It emphasizes the importance of setting measurable goals focused on lead generation and customer acquisition. It recommends determining target audiences, reviewing current marketing efforts, auditing competitors, optimizing social media profiles, creating engaging content, mapping out a clear strategy, and tracking results. Key platforms discussed include Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Snapchat, and Instagram. The document stresses testing approaches, engaging audiences through solving their problems, and sharing relevant content from others.
How Startups Can Leverage the Power of Social MediaJennifer Sheahan
This document provides guidance on how startups can leverage social media effectively. It discusses setting measurable goals focused on lead generation and customer acquisition. It recommends auditing competitors' social media strategies and overhauling your own presence with consistent branding. The key is creating and amplifying engaging content across multiple platforms while measuring results and adapting the strategy accordingly. Regular posting of different content types and sharing relevant outside content is important for building an engaged community.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing fundamentals for non-profit organizations. It discusses various digital marketing strategies including content strategy, search engine optimization (SEO), blogging, social media, email marketing, and pay-per-click advertising. For each strategy, it provides best practices, examples, and factors to consider for implementation and success. The overall document aims to educate on developing an integrated digital marketing plan to engage donors, volunteers and constituents online.
This document provides guidance on developing a social media strategy for small businesses. It recommends listening first to understand audience needs before launching a campaign. The key elements of a strategy are to identify objectives tied to business goals, understand the target audience and which platforms they use, and create a content plan. Metrics like followers, engagement, and leads should be used to measure success. Regular posting and integrating social platforms are also advised to build community and drive traffic.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Filiberto Gonzalez on social media tips for nonprofits. Some of the key points covered in the presentation include identifying target audiences, developing an online voice and social media strategy, using tools like Facebook, Twitter and Google AdWords for Nonprofits, and emphasizing that every social media post helps nonprofits work towards their goals. The presentation provided statistics on social media usage, examples from other nonprofit pages, and exercises for attendees to think about how to apply the tips for their own organizations.
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.
Social Media Introduction, Holistic DigitalSchematiq
This document discusses social media and the importance of having a strategic plan for social media. It provides an overview of major social media platforms and their users. The key benefits of social media for brands are also outlined. The document emphasizes that to maximize success on social media, companies should hold a planning workshop to analyze competitors, understand their audience, define goals and metrics, consider governance and risk, and develop a content plan and reporting structure. This will help companies focus resources effectively and stay on track with their social media strategy.
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3. Social Media Myths
• Social Media is a waste of time
• Social Media is Inexpensive
• Anyone CAN DO IT!
• Social Media is a Fad
• Social Media is ALL you Need
4. FIVE Part Social Strategy
• Goal(s)/Objectives
• Rationale
• Methods
• Tactical Plan
• Best Practices
6. Rationale
• Who are you going to talk to?
• What do you want to get out of it?
• When are you going to do the work?
• Where are you going to participate?
• Why are you doing what your doing?
7.
8. The TOP 3 Factors for success
on Social Networks
Source: 2012 Common Knowledge “www.nonprofitsocialnetworksurvery.com”
We asked nonprofits with a presence on commercial social
networks about the underlying reasons for their success,
and we received unambiguous, broad agreement on three
factors:
• #1 (41%) DEVELOPED A STRATEGY.
• #2 (37%) PRIORITIZATION BY EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT.
• #3 (28%) DEDICATED SOCIAL MEDIA STAFF.
9.
10. Methods
• Listen
– “Someone somewhere has something to say
about your organization!”
• Valuable Content
• Engagement
11. Methods cont.
• Driving Action – Building Contacts
– Know the purpose of each social media
platforms
– Utilize each platform by driving action, have a
purpose
• Raising Funds - ROI
13. Best Practices
• Post Every Day
– Prepare posts in advance to aide you in the posting process
– Posts that are shared above the one scheduled would only provide
extra growth
• Focus on Engagement
– Respond to posts, questions, myths and other communication in a
timely fashion (keep in mind that social media is in real time)
– Have a constant focus to ensure you are providing relevant content
14. Best Practices cont.
• Have a Call to Action
o Always ask/push for a response in the form of a “like”, “share”,
“comment”, “retweet”, “pin”, or click on a link
• Don’t Over/Undersell
o Balance information with asks. 80% being information driven content –
20% being hard sales or asks
• Make it Fun!!