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Social4good Final
- 1. Chelsea Aures KristinMommers Ashly Oehrl SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVISM #social4good
- 2. What is socialgood? “ A good or service that benefits the largest number of people in the largest possible way.” corporations focus more on social responsibility business models expand include more social goods in their day-to-day strategy INTRODUCTION #social4good
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- 5. Change in public awareness Information circulates freely and quickly Obtaining information from people in our network More persuasive Word of mouth validation Immediate impact and urgency Make it personal Allow for immediate action New technologies change the impact of our communication Ability to act gives us feeling of involvement SOCIAL MEDIA REDEFINES ACTIVISM #social4good
- 6. Passionate people Appropriateplatforms Active accounts Know “ Social good ” culture Maintain brand message Be transparent, energetic, and authentic! PROPER STRATEGY #social4good
- 7. Stephanie Dickard atWide Angle Youth Media The MAGIC Foundation and Road Recovery promote our programming and events engage with our community ” relationships help build awareness be genuine Great guide: www.nonprofitmarketingguide.com PROPER STRATEGY #social4good @stephbaltimore
- 8. Peter Jackson GiveCorpscreate a platform that makes it fun, easy and rewarding makes giving mainstream achieve the same collective Network for Good infographic PROPER STRATEGY #social4good @Peter_M_Jackson
- 9. Tristan Pollock SocialEarthgather instantly two-way conversation don't reinvent the wheel be creative monitor your success Check out Good.is PROPER STRATEGY #social4good @writerpollock
- 10. Crowdsourcing Empower thecommunity Humane Society’s 2007 campaign to protest Wendy’s “frosty treatment of animals” CURRENT TRENDS #social4good
- 11. Location, Mobile Appsand Other Experiments Big Love Little Hearts on Foursquare (Mobile App) @BigLoveLtlHrts at #100x100 Mobile Rice CURRENT TRENDS #social4good
- 12. Mobilizing Actions Micro-volunteersand instant projects Sparked @Sparked by The Extraordinaries Natural disasters Red Cross – text message donations @RedCross Crisis Commons - digital map to organize relief groups after earthquake @CrisisCommonsUK CURRENT TRENDS #social4good
- 13. Benefiting from CauseMarketing Contests to reward social good organizations based on votes from social networks Raise funds and gain brand awareness CURRENT TRENDS #social4good
- 14. Pepsi Refresh http://youtu.be/82mOYDHQLIU CURRENT TRENDS #social4good
- 15. Cooperation Between Non-profitsand Individuals Individuals mobilizing their own social networks “ Free agents” as influencers Shawn Ahmed (@uncultured) The uncultured project: http://www.youtube.com/UP CURRENT TRENDS #social4good
- 16. CrowdVoice (crowdvoice.org) @CrowdVoiceTOOLS IN USE #social4good
- 17. Kickstarter (kickstarter.com) @kickstarterTOOLS IN USE #social4good
- 18. Crabgrass (http://crabgrass.riseuplabs.org/) TOOLSIN USE #social4good
- 19. Slacktivism –passive charitable efforts Rather than write a check or volunteer dedicating a Twitter post or FB status for a day Solution: Sophia Bush - Little Voices Greenwashing when a company promotes social and charitable campaigns to help its brand image or sell products Solution: HP WHAT NOT TO DO #social4good
- 20. Poor Accountability Solution:Charity: water @charitywater WHAT NOT TO DO #social4good
- 21. Dullness Repetition DensityHard to find information Solution to Both: change.org WHAT NOT TO DO #social4good
- 22. Charity Fatigue aversionto seeing bad news Solution: Malaria No More (@malarianomore) WHAT NOT TO DO
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- 24. The Uniform ProjectBEST PRACTICES #social4good
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- 26. Coming up inthe holiday season 60% of non-profits see a boost in donations between November and December Offer donations on someone else’s behalf as a gift WHAT ’S NEXT #social4good
- 27. Predictions for theFuture Some causes will immediately look to the Internet for exposure and begin there rather than "on the streets" Local causes becoming national concerns Online replaces direct mail for donations E-events WHAT ’S NEXT #social4good
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Editor's Notes
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- #4 ASHLY Lotus Marketplace – April 1990 New product that contained names, addresses, and purchasing behavior of 120 million Americans Consumers used message boards and email to contact Lotus and learn how to opt out of list 30,000 people were able to opt out Considered the first online protest Lotus decided not to release its database
- #5 ASHLY Moveon.org - 1998 Simple online petition Designed to send the message “Censure President Clinton and Move on to Pressing Issues Facing the Nation” to Congress Originally sent out to 100 family members and friends Had 100,000 signatures within one week
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- #7 ASHLY Create a team of passionate people Choose platforms based on desired reach, audience, and interaction Keep accounts active Encourage people to stay involved and persuade them to take action Target audience should feel “heard and important” Stay on top of the “social good” culture Maintain your brand message Be “transparent, energetic, and authentic”
- #8 ASHLY Stephanie Dickard at Wide Angle Youth Media Has worked with The MAGIC Foundation and Road Recovery “ We utilize media to: promote our programming and events, discuss issues that are important to us as an organization, and engage with our community ” “ Locally, I have seen social media change how individuals find events put on by nonprofits, along with how these stories are pitched to the media. Social media is based on relationships, and those relationships help build awareness for non profits.” “ Be genuine , give just as much as you want back, and don ’ t try to reach everyone , find your audience . ” Great guide: www.nonprofitmarketingguide.com
- #9 ASHLY Peter Jackson GiveCorps “ Our goal was and is to create a platform that makes it fun, easy and rewarding to learn more and get involved with these organizations in an effort to help them grow their current base of supporters ” “ Everyday we bring attention to the work organizations are doing in Baltimore through social media and email. Often people don't realize the amazing things that nonprofits are doing in their own backyard. . ” “ Social media makes giving mainstream and allows organizations to achieve the same collective impact but relying on a greater number of people to do it. And ultimately, I think that's more valuable, because even if the dollars raised between 1,000 younger givers and one foundation grant are the same, there's 1,000 people talking about that organization/social campaign.. ” Network for Good infographic
- #10 ASHLY Tristan Pollock SocialEarth “ From Twitter chats to Facebook pages, social media is a widely used platform for activists and ethical business alike. It allows people all over the world to gather instantly while also providing a two-way conversation when problems need to be addressed. ” “ Don't reinvent the wheel , at first. See what's out there. Find out how successful campaigns were accomplished. Then be creative and monitor your success . If one avenue isn't working, another might. It all depends on who you're trying to reach. ” Check out Good.is
- #11 CHELSEA Crowdsourcing Empower the community to do good work on behalf of the organization Humane Society’s 2007 campaign to protest Wendy’s “frosty treatment of animals” Make and submit your own signs to flickr community http://www.flickr.com/groups/wendysvswendys/pool/
- #12 CHELSEA Foursquare – Big Love Little hearts (works with organizations to ensure children with heart defects get surgery) : designated hashtag to #100x100 to check in, donor contributed 1 dollar for their check in Exposure to three networks (foursquare, facebook, twitter) Mobile Rice: vocab questions, when you answer a certain amount right, they donate rice to undernourished countries
- #13 CHELSEA HAVE EVERYONE SIGN UP FOR SPARKED Mobilizing Actions Micro-volunteers and instant projects Social network The Extraordinaries connect volunteers with projects that cab be accomplished in ten minutes. Sparked has a mobile app. Search for The Extraordinarie sin the App store. Natural disasters Red Cross mobilized social network to respond to earthquake in Haiti by sending $10 donation through text message Crisis Commons offered digital map to organize relief groups after earthquake
- #14 CHELSEA Contests to reward social good organizations based on how many votes they can get from social networks Raise funds and gain brand awareness Pepsi Refresh project
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- #16 CHELSEA Cooperation Between Non-profits and Individuals Individuals mobilizing their own social networks “ Free agents” as influencers Shawn Ahmed (@uncultured) wanted to use his network to join forces with the Red Cross, but felt shut out The uncultured project: http://www.youtube.com/UP
- #17 CHELSEA Show main page of website to see “featured voices” Tells you what is happening now with uprisings, human rights protests, etc.
- #18 CHELSEA Go through a case study on kickstarter
- #19 CHELSEA Social networking site only for grass roots organizing Can see when events are Can join any group
- #20 KRISTIN Solution: Sophia Bush reaches a broader spectrum of people “ As we love, talk, share, grow, and educate one another, you take your new ideas and opinions and share them with the world. And our voice gets louder. Our Power grows. And from it come our new positivity” – Little Voice @SophiaBush create ‘ an army of do-gooders ’ … ‘ She has inspired me to be more involved. I know what’s going on in my country, I’m more interested in the environment and I recycle… This is because of Sophia and her tweets” Little Voice @cathrine89. Sophia rallies every day on Twitter for various topics close to her heart, posting articles, retweeting information, and is notably passionate about Environmental Issues and Human/Animal Rights. Solution: HP developed counterfeit technology to help catch knock-offs of its products, and the company repurposed that same technology to help doctors and pharmacies in the developing world detect counterfeit drugs.
- #21 KRISTIN Accountability: Charity water matched the donations it received and made everything public about how much was raised. GO to http://www.waterforward.org/ and see the book being made by charity water. Takes your profile picture when you donate money through facebook. Can donate for a friend.
- #22 KRISTIN Go through one case study write a petition, mobilize support with social media, real media, celebs, website, etc. and then if/when your petition is approved they publicize your success. avoid dullness by having heated topics, or issues that people are really passionate about. process is pretty involved for an individual to start something. Meaning only the really dedicated people/petitions make it through
- #23 KRISTIN Video shows how to avoid charity fatigue by using humor
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- #26 KRISTIN Logo links to one of the challenges – go through process
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