Looking for quick, easy, and cost-effective solutions to improve your peer-to-peer fundraising site? CD Labs has some bright ideas to share with you.
Learn how Charity Dynamics can get you up and running with these exciting new features within two weeks time and for less than $10,000 investment:
- Fully responsive Participant Center
- Personal Page photo editor
- One-step search and donate
- Send fundraising messages using mobile device contacts
- And more!
The right mobile engagement is key. A personal mobile phone is a vary valuable asset to any person - a true 1-2-1 user engagement platform.
This presentation highlights the types of engagement linked to mobile phones and how to optimise these possibilities as well as use them to their full potential.
Mobile customer engagement is a rapidly growing trend where consumers and businesses are interacting with companies through mobile web, messaging and apps to learn about products, request service, get support, and make purchases.
As customers shift behavior to using mobile devices to engage brands and businesses, companies need to respond immediately by providing a consistent high quality user experience across web, mobile web, and mobile apps. While having basic mobile customer engagement tools and strategies in place there is a big upside for companies which leverage the latest mobile engagement strategies.
Case Study: "How PepsiCo & Team Built a Multi-Faceted Campaign to Launch 'Kic...iMedia Connection
The document outlines Mountain Dew Kickstart's 2013 mobile product launch campaign. The campaign utilized multiple mobile tactics throughout consumers' morning routines, including day-part targeted video and rich media ads, mobile couponing, and an integration with the mobile game Real Racing 3. The strategies were aimed at Millennials and Hispanics and successfully drove awareness, trial, and engagement with completion and interaction rates exceeding benchmarks. The campaign demonstrated the potential of positioning mobile at the center of a brand's marketing strategy.
PCMA - Get Your Marketing APPeal for a better ROIRachel Stephan
“Build it and they will come” is a thing of the past. It’s not about technology, it’s about what you want to achieve with it. Learn first hand how to integrate your event app in your meeting or organization marketing strategy. Leave this session with practical and easy to implement marketing solutions.
This document discusses digital brand marketing in the age of social media. It outlines key points for establishing a brand online such as building a digital brand story and creating digital relationships. Top marketing priorities for brands include websites, social media, email marketing, content marketing, SEO, and pay-per-click advertising. Popular internet branding channels include new media marketing, cross-media marketing, retail media, affiliate marketing, and display advertising. The trinity of digital brand marketing consists of content, social media, and SEO. Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube provide global reach for brands.
Looking for quick, easy, and cost-effective solutions to improve your peer-to-peer fundraising site? CD Labs has some bright ideas to share with you.
Learn how Charity Dynamics can get you up and running with these exciting new features within two weeks time and for less than $10,000 investment:
- Fully responsive Participant Center
- Personal Page photo editor
- One-step search and donate
- Send fundraising messages using mobile device contacts
- And more!
The right mobile engagement is key. A personal mobile phone is a vary valuable asset to any person - a true 1-2-1 user engagement platform.
This presentation highlights the types of engagement linked to mobile phones and how to optimise these possibilities as well as use them to their full potential.
Mobile customer engagement is a rapidly growing trend where consumers and businesses are interacting with companies through mobile web, messaging and apps to learn about products, request service, get support, and make purchases.
As customers shift behavior to using mobile devices to engage brands and businesses, companies need to respond immediately by providing a consistent high quality user experience across web, mobile web, and mobile apps. While having basic mobile customer engagement tools and strategies in place there is a big upside for companies which leverage the latest mobile engagement strategies.
Case Study: "How PepsiCo & Team Built a Multi-Faceted Campaign to Launch 'Kic...iMedia Connection
The document outlines Mountain Dew Kickstart's 2013 mobile product launch campaign. The campaign utilized multiple mobile tactics throughout consumers' morning routines, including day-part targeted video and rich media ads, mobile couponing, and an integration with the mobile game Real Racing 3. The strategies were aimed at Millennials and Hispanics and successfully drove awareness, trial, and engagement with completion and interaction rates exceeding benchmarks. The campaign demonstrated the potential of positioning mobile at the center of a brand's marketing strategy.
PCMA - Get Your Marketing APPeal for a better ROIRachel Stephan
“Build it and they will come” is a thing of the past. It’s not about technology, it’s about what you want to achieve with it. Learn first hand how to integrate your event app in your meeting or organization marketing strategy. Leave this session with practical and easy to implement marketing solutions.
This document discusses digital brand marketing in the age of social media. It outlines key points for establishing a brand online such as building a digital brand story and creating digital relationships. Top marketing priorities for brands include websites, social media, email marketing, content marketing, SEO, and pay-per-click advertising. Popular internet branding channels include new media marketing, cross-media marketing, retail media, affiliate marketing, and display advertising. The trinity of digital brand marketing consists of content, social media, and SEO. Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube provide global reach for brands.
This document discusses how Dorian Marketing Group helps businesses create, maintain, and dominate their online presence through social media marketing. It provides statistics on consumer online behavior and social media use. Dorian Marketing Group manages a business's social media "umbrella" across multiple networks like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs. It builds communities, shares content, and allows for communication and marketing to drive traffic and empower the business. The goal is to develop an integrated online presence and brand through an organized social media strategy.
- The Evolution of B2B Social Media Channels
- Social Media Advertising and its Implications on other forms of Digital Marketing
- Evolving Technologies -Social Media Analytics, Content Curation & Targeting Influencers
- Future Trends for Social Media in the Enterprise
- Summary & Key Take-aways
Getting to Know Social in Jordan by social@Ogilvydana_abu
The document discusses several social media megatrends in 2014, including the growth of Google+ and LinkedIn, the rise of mobile and visual platforms like Vine, Instagram and YouTube, and an increasing shift to digital marketing spend. Specifically, it notes that Google+ and LinkedIn are growing rapidly, that customers are heavily using mobile social experiences, and that brands need to optimize for visual sharing and mobile to keep up with trends.
Plenary session digital publishing sabatierLouannsabatier
Digital publishing is scaling new heights driven by trends in mobile, social media, and ebooks. Key development areas for digital publishers include optimizing content for different devices, designing intuitive user experiences, implementing content management systems, developing business models incorporating multiple revenue streams, and packaging audiences for advertisers. Mobile apps and responsive web design allow content to adapt to any device screen size.
This document discusses mobile app marketing strategies and challenges. It notes that mobile apps now account for over 50% of digital media consumption. However, mobile marketing faces challenges like complicated attribution and access to data and media channels. The document recommends starting with comprehensive attribution measurement, expanding across mobile media channels, and optimizing campaigns for long-term value metrics. It provides case studies of companies that achieved major growth in key metrics by partnering with Fiksu for mobile user acquisition and optimization.
Digital Media & Packaging Innovation in BeautyJamie Cid
This document discusses trends in digital marketing and packaging. It notes that consumers enjoy both touch and mobile experiences. It provides statistics on beauty product searches and growth of e-commerce in India and China. It outlines key social media platforms and how they can be used for niche campaigns, tracking, engagement, contests and sales. It also discusses top smartphone apps, online video, and new players in the mobile ecosystem. Examples are given of beauty brands launching products on Facebook and the results, like increased fans and sales. Trends in smart packaging with QR codes, URLs, NFC and devices are covered. ROI tools like HootSuite and Salesforce are also mentioned.
This document contains a lesson on word reading and vocabulary from A. Donskoy at Nestle Ave. Elementary School. It includes definitions and sample sentences for the words "lambent", "luminous", "stony", "inexorable", "short", "sharp", "shutters", "sheer", "cackle", "chicken", "clucking", "thickness", "tantrum", "imperial", "regiment", "kosher", and "ingratiate" to help students understand their meanings in context. Short passages using the words are provided to aid comprehension.
This document describes several sewing projects the author has completed or wants to do, including a quilt, wall-hanging, bags, and a future project. The projects demonstrate the author's skills in sewing and quilting.
This document discusses opportunities and challenges for using information and communication technologies (ICT) in education, particularly in developing countries like Ethiopia. There are four key areas for ICT application: 1) ICT-mediated learning, 2) Internet/intranet access, 3) education management information systems, and 4) distance/lifelong learning support. While ICT provides opportunities to improve and expand education, challenges include lack of infrastructure, resources, and readiness for technological and educational change. Overcoming these challenges could help developing countries better educate their populations and advance socioeconomic development.
1. Substance dualism holds that minds and bodies are distinct entities - minds are non-physical thinking substances, while bodies are physical substances located in space and time.
2. Near-death experiences are cited as evidence that the mind can exist independently of the body, but they can be explained by biological factors like oxygen deprivation or drugs.
3. An argument is presented for substance dualism based on conceivability, but it is problematic because it does not account for the evident relationship and influence between the mind and body.
The document discusses managed funds and risk. It states that while AMP went through financial difficulties in 2003, managed funds are diversified so the risk of default is extremely low. It also explains that a fund sells assets to pay investors rather than defaulting, though some property funds bankrupt in the 1980s when they couldn't sell properties. It then asks the reader to arrange investments on a risk scale from lower average returns but less uncertainty of returns to higher average returns but more uncertainty of returns. Finally, it asks which portfolio would be most appropriate for a graduate willing to accept moderate risk and not touch funds for 7 years.
The document provides guidelines for government departments on outsourcing services to prevent corruption. It outlines key principles and control elements for an accountable outsourcing process, including thorough planning, clear policies and procedures, transparency, and fair contracting. It describes controls for each stage of outsourcing from pre-qualification of service providers to contract administration and performance monitoring. Departments are advised to establish policies, segregate duties, manage conflicts of interest, and incorporate checks such as competitive bidding, performance appraisals, and audits to ensure integrity and value for money.
The document summarizes the key factors that led to the 2008 financial crisis and outlines steps taken by the US government to address it. Specifically, it discusses how stagnant real wage growth, rising consumer debt, the housing bubble bursting, overuse of complex financial instruments like credit default swaps, and lack of oversight combined to undermine the economy. The government responded with a $700 billion bailout package aimed at stabilizing banks, boosting liquidity, and removing toxic assets from balance sheets.
This document discusses corporate governance in arms-length public agencies from an international perspective. It begins by defining corporate governance as the processes by which organizations are directed, controlled, and held accountable. This includes issues like leadership, oversight, and transparency. The document then examines international standards and best practices around four key pillars of corporate governance: standards of behavior, organizational structures/processes, control mechanisms, and external reporting. It provides examples of governance codes and discusses considerations like board composition, risk management, and balancing transparency with confidentiality. The goal is to help policymakers evaluate and improve governance in their own arms-length public bodies.
A person dropped their bag of groceries while carrying them to their car; helping them by picking up the spilled groceries and reloading them into the bag for them would be appreciated. Small acts of kindness like assisting someone who has dropped their bag of groceries are valued.
The document provides background information on the British teen drama Skins and focuses on the relationship between two lesbian characters, Emily and Naomi. It describes their on-again, off-again relationship and how they struggle to accept their sexuality. The selected scene takes place at Emily's front door, where a confused Naomi comes to see Emily after an argument. Through their body language and interaction with the door as a barrier, the scene conveys the characters' emotional intimacy and desire to be together despite their difficulties expressing it openly.
This document discusses various types of listed investments including listed property trusts, listed investment companies, derivatives, options, warrants, futures, and contracts for difference. Listed property trusts invest in commercial property portfolios and pay regular rent payments. Listed investment companies invest in a diversified portfolio of stocks on the stock exchange. Derivatives are financial instruments whose values are derived from underlying assets like shares or commodities. Options, warrants, futures, and contracts for difference are types of derivatives that allow investors to speculate on changes in asset prices.
The Importance of Social and Mobile in Year-End CampaignsCharity Dynamics
Year-end campaigns no longer consist of three different types of direct mail pieces; they are now a tangled web including online and offline tactics. Social and mobile are central communication hubs, always by a donor’s side and being checked and updated constantly. If your year-end campaign does not integrate these channels, your fundraising results are at risk of being a pile of coal…. This presentation demonstrates how to integrate these channels, make it seamless for supporters and optimize the experience.
This document contains a list of names and whether they were paid or not paid. It includes over 100 entries with most people being marked as paid but some without payment status listed.
This document discusses how Dorian Marketing Group helps businesses create, maintain, and dominate their online presence through social media marketing. It provides statistics on consumer online behavior and social media use. Dorian Marketing Group manages a business's social media "umbrella" across multiple networks like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs. It builds communities, shares content, and allows for communication and marketing to drive traffic and empower the business. The goal is to develop an integrated online presence and brand through an organized social media strategy.
- The Evolution of B2B Social Media Channels
- Social Media Advertising and its Implications on other forms of Digital Marketing
- Evolving Technologies -Social Media Analytics, Content Curation & Targeting Influencers
- Future Trends for Social Media in the Enterprise
- Summary & Key Take-aways
Getting to Know Social in Jordan by social@Ogilvydana_abu
The document discusses several social media megatrends in 2014, including the growth of Google+ and LinkedIn, the rise of mobile and visual platforms like Vine, Instagram and YouTube, and an increasing shift to digital marketing spend. Specifically, it notes that Google+ and LinkedIn are growing rapidly, that customers are heavily using mobile social experiences, and that brands need to optimize for visual sharing and mobile to keep up with trends.
Plenary session digital publishing sabatierLouannsabatier
Digital publishing is scaling new heights driven by trends in mobile, social media, and ebooks. Key development areas for digital publishers include optimizing content for different devices, designing intuitive user experiences, implementing content management systems, developing business models incorporating multiple revenue streams, and packaging audiences for advertisers. Mobile apps and responsive web design allow content to adapt to any device screen size.
This document discusses mobile app marketing strategies and challenges. It notes that mobile apps now account for over 50% of digital media consumption. However, mobile marketing faces challenges like complicated attribution and access to data and media channels. The document recommends starting with comprehensive attribution measurement, expanding across mobile media channels, and optimizing campaigns for long-term value metrics. It provides case studies of companies that achieved major growth in key metrics by partnering with Fiksu for mobile user acquisition and optimization.
Digital Media & Packaging Innovation in BeautyJamie Cid
This document discusses trends in digital marketing and packaging. It notes that consumers enjoy both touch and mobile experiences. It provides statistics on beauty product searches and growth of e-commerce in India and China. It outlines key social media platforms and how they can be used for niche campaigns, tracking, engagement, contests and sales. It also discusses top smartphone apps, online video, and new players in the mobile ecosystem. Examples are given of beauty brands launching products on Facebook and the results, like increased fans and sales. Trends in smart packaging with QR codes, URLs, NFC and devices are covered. ROI tools like HootSuite and Salesforce are also mentioned.
This document contains a lesson on word reading and vocabulary from A. Donskoy at Nestle Ave. Elementary School. It includes definitions and sample sentences for the words "lambent", "luminous", "stony", "inexorable", "short", "sharp", "shutters", "sheer", "cackle", "chicken", "clucking", "thickness", "tantrum", "imperial", "regiment", "kosher", and "ingratiate" to help students understand their meanings in context. Short passages using the words are provided to aid comprehension.
This document describes several sewing projects the author has completed or wants to do, including a quilt, wall-hanging, bags, and a future project. The projects demonstrate the author's skills in sewing and quilting.
This document discusses opportunities and challenges for using information and communication technologies (ICT) in education, particularly in developing countries like Ethiopia. There are four key areas for ICT application: 1) ICT-mediated learning, 2) Internet/intranet access, 3) education management information systems, and 4) distance/lifelong learning support. While ICT provides opportunities to improve and expand education, challenges include lack of infrastructure, resources, and readiness for technological and educational change. Overcoming these challenges could help developing countries better educate their populations and advance socioeconomic development.
1. Substance dualism holds that minds and bodies are distinct entities - minds are non-physical thinking substances, while bodies are physical substances located in space and time.
2. Near-death experiences are cited as evidence that the mind can exist independently of the body, but they can be explained by biological factors like oxygen deprivation or drugs.
3. An argument is presented for substance dualism based on conceivability, but it is problematic because it does not account for the evident relationship and influence between the mind and body.
The document discusses managed funds and risk. It states that while AMP went through financial difficulties in 2003, managed funds are diversified so the risk of default is extremely low. It also explains that a fund sells assets to pay investors rather than defaulting, though some property funds bankrupt in the 1980s when they couldn't sell properties. It then asks the reader to arrange investments on a risk scale from lower average returns but less uncertainty of returns to higher average returns but more uncertainty of returns. Finally, it asks which portfolio would be most appropriate for a graduate willing to accept moderate risk and not touch funds for 7 years.
The document provides guidelines for government departments on outsourcing services to prevent corruption. It outlines key principles and control elements for an accountable outsourcing process, including thorough planning, clear policies and procedures, transparency, and fair contracting. It describes controls for each stage of outsourcing from pre-qualification of service providers to contract administration and performance monitoring. Departments are advised to establish policies, segregate duties, manage conflicts of interest, and incorporate checks such as competitive bidding, performance appraisals, and audits to ensure integrity and value for money.
The document summarizes the key factors that led to the 2008 financial crisis and outlines steps taken by the US government to address it. Specifically, it discusses how stagnant real wage growth, rising consumer debt, the housing bubble bursting, overuse of complex financial instruments like credit default swaps, and lack of oversight combined to undermine the economy. The government responded with a $700 billion bailout package aimed at stabilizing banks, boosting liquidity, and removing toxic assets from balance sheets.
This document discusses corporate governance in arms-length public agencies from an international perspective. It begins by defining corporate governance as the processes by which organizations are directed, controlled, and held accountable. This includes issues like leadership, oversight, and transparency. The document then examines international standards and best practices around four key pillars of corporate governance: standards of behavior, organizational structures/processes, control mechanisms, and external reporting. It provides examples of governance codes and discusses considerations like board composition, risk management, and balancing transparency with confidentiality. The goal is to help policymakers evaluate and improve governance in their own arms-length public bodies.
A person dropped their bag of groceries while carrying them to their car; helping them by picking up the spilled groceries and reloading them into the bag for them would be appreciated. Small acts of kindness like assisting someone who has dropped their bag of groceries are valued.
The document provides background information on the British teen drama Skins and focuses on the relationship between two lesbian characters, Emily and Naomi. It describes their on-again, off-again relationship and how they struggle to accept their sexuality. The selected scene takes place at Emily's front door, where a confused Naomi comes to see Emily after an argument. Through their body language and interaction with the door as a barrier, the scene conveys the characters' emotional intimacy and desire to be together despite their difficulties expressing it openly.
This document discusses various types of listed investments including listed property trusts, listed investment companies, derivatives, options, warrants, futures, and contracts for difference. Listed property trusts invest in commercial property portfolios and pay regular rent payments. Listed investment companies invest in a diversified portfolio of stocks on the stock exchange. Derivatives are financial instruments whose values are derived from underlying assets like shares or commodities. Options, warrants, futures, and contracts for difference are types of derivatives that allow investors to speculate on changes in asset prices.
The Importance of Social and Mobile in Year-End CampaignsCharity Dynamics
Year-end campaigns no longer consist of three different types of direct mail pieces; they are now a tangled web including online and offline tactics. Social and mobile are central communication hubs, always by a donor’s side and being checked and updated constantly. If your year-end campaign does not integrate these channels, your fundraising results are at risk of being a pile of coal…. This presentation demonstrates how to integrate these channels, make it seamless for supporters and optimize the experience.
This document contains a list of names and whether they were paid or not paid. It includes over 100 entries with most people being marked as paid but some without payment status listed.
AWS users group presentation optimizing your aws account with Cloudmgr & Clou...Craig Deveson
The document discusses how CloudMGR helps optimize AWS cloud usage and costs. It outlines CloudMGR's process of using analysis tools to provide recommendations to customers, implementing those recommendations, and achieving cost savings of up to 83%. Specific strategies discussed include moving to reserved instances, rightsizing instances, automating tasks, and implementing best practices like cloud sweeping. The presentation also provides an overview of CloudMGR and its partner Cloudcheckr and their expertise in cloud management and optimization.
AWS users group presentation optimizing your AWS account with CloudMGR & Clou...Craig Deveson
The document discusses how CloudMGR helps optimize AWS cloud usage and costs. It outlines CloudMGR's process of using analysis tools to provide recommendations to customers, implementing those recommendations, and achieving cost savings of up to 83%. Specific strategies discussed include moving to reserved instances, rightsizing instances, automating tasks, and implementing best practices like cloud sweeping. The presentation also provides an overview of CloudMGR and its partner Cloudcheckr and their expertise in cloud management and optimization.
El documento describe los cambios en el castigo y la delincuencia en Europa durante el siglo XVIII. Inicialmente, la criminalidad era desorganizada, violenta e ilimitada, y los castigos eran injustos. Luego, hubo una reforma hacia un sistema más organizado y limitado, con la creación de cuerpos policiales, castigos más humanos y una justicia más igualitaria. Estos cambios llevaron a una reducción de la criminalidad violenta y un aumento de los delitos organizados.
Bbcon digital experiments october 22 2016Donna Wilkins
The document discusses experiments conducted by Charity Dynamics to improve fundraising through mobile and online technologies. It describes testing text messaging to promote app adoption, integrating matching gift information, creating a responsive participant center for any device, providing live technical support, adding a photo editor tool, developing online communities, enabling mobile email fundraising, and integrating participant/team search into donation forms. The results showed increases in adoption, fundraising, engagement, and donor satisfaction. Future work is proposed to optimize efforts and integrate innovations into broader strategies.
Symposium on Parent Engagement - Session 2 "Using Real-Time Communications to...Schoolwires, Inc.
Find out why it’s critical to implement a mobile strategy in your district today, and how to use social media and other real-time communication tools to optimize your community outreach efforts.
Speaker: Bernie Rhinerson - Former Chief of Staff, San Diego Unified School District
We're excited to invite you to a live walk-through of the recently released 2019 Boundless Fundraising Benchmark Report which highlights fundraising trends and key data insights observed across 125+ leading peer-to-peer event programs. This year's 34-page report covers a wide range of topics — all with the goal of developing better and more powerful fundraisers for your organization.
Join us as Kathy Kempff, Sr. VP of Product, and Brenda Miele, UX Manager and resident statistician, discuss a number of key findings including how, in comparison to their peers, the average Boundless Fundraising Mobile App user:
• Generated 3X the average dollar amount raised
• Generated 3X the number of donations collected
• Visited the BF Mobile App 4X more than fundraising center
• Spent 2X the amount of time on BF Mobile App as in the fundraising center
This document summarizes new fundraising features from Boundless Fundraising called Boundless Fundraising Social. It allows organizations to integrate social fundraising into their participant centers through Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and email. This enables participants to fundraise across multiple social channels through scheduled messages, personalized messages they can send, and thanking donors. Organizations have raised over $600 million using Boundless' existing fundraising apps. The new social features are aimed at making fundraising even easier for participants and helping organizations engage donors where they are on social media. A beta launch is planned for April with general availability starting in May.
1) Mobile devices are increasingly being used by millions everyday for activities like shopping, getting information, social media, and more.
2) The growth of mobile devices is dramatic, with over half of American adults owning smartphones and mobile internet access exceeding fixed connections.
3) A mobile strategy is important for businesses to engage customers, provide better service, increase traffic and exposure, and boost sales in the mobile era. Options include developing a mobile-responsive website, hosted mobile site, or custom mobile app.
Proven App Marketing Strategies for Social AppsInMobi
In 2012, Facebook & WhatsApp dominated the social networking space on mobile devices, accounting for 85% of the usage in North America and securing the #1 position in most markets. However, in 2013, Asian newcomers such as Line and Kakao have redefined social networking on mobile. With 74 million users in less than 18 months and already profitable, Line, a messaging application from NHN Japan, has adopted a completely different strategy for acquiring and monetizing users on mobile devices. The success of Asian players has carved out a path for other players to break into new global segments with better monetization. Find out what it really takes to make your social & communication apps a whopping success!
You'll learn about: Top countries, platforms, and devices to target when launching a messaging app Most effective ways of spending your marketing budget - distribution across countries, different channels Life Time Value of users from different segments Pricing strategies for promoting social apps Campaign best practices while promoting social apps on ad networks Proven monetization tactics / strategies for different markets
In case you have any questions you would like us to address in webinar, feel free to drop us an email at developer@inmobi.com and we will try our best to address your questions.
This presentation was made by Ms.Mahak Sharma as part of the InMobi insights webinar series. You may check out the full recording of this webinar at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxlLD0ch_No
How to make your social app a success mahak sharma_in_mobiMahak Sharma
The document discusses strategies for making social apps successful. It covers topics like marketing social apps, user acquisition, tracking conversions, increasing app store ranks, and taking social apps global. Key points include choosing the right marketing channels for user acquisition, optimizing across channels, leveraging social media and pre-launch marketing, creating effective app landing pages, and localizing apps for different countries and platforms to increase downloads and revenues.
Gaming marketing automation and multiplayer game developmentShepHertz
Develop rich & engaging games with AppWarp multiplayer engine and boost user acquisition, engagement, retention & conversion with App42 Marketing Automation.
This document summarizes a benchmark report on mobile fundraising. It finds that mobile app usage outpaced desktop usage in 2020, with over 40% of participants adopting fundraising apps. App users raised on average 3.5x more than non-app users. The report also outlines new features like activity tracking and augmented reality that saw increased engagement and fundraising. It concludes by outlining upcoming enhancements to fundraising apps, including improved activity tracking, online communities, and donor cultivation tools.
Charity Dynamics is excited to announce the next generation of socially-enabled fundraising techology - Boundless Fundraising Social!
Nestled within your existing Participant Center, Boundless Fundraising Social represents a significant advancement for cause-based organizations looking to more seamlessly empower their participants to leverage existing social channels.
Join Kathy Kempff, Product Guru for Boundless Fundraising, as she walks through how this new offering can help your organization:
- Leverage the full power of Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and [coming soon] Text-on-Mobile
- Enable hands-off, yet incredibly effective, fundraising via scheduled posts
- Better capture the data from new donors and more effectively track their actions
- And much more!
In addition, we will discuss how Blackbaud's new integration with Facebook will fit into the context of Boundless Fundraising Social. We have three event options, so sign up now!
Social Media Wifi Hotspot with advertising revenuebklaasmeyer
Social Media Magnet’s PCI compliant WiFi Hot Spot instantly connects you with your customers on Facebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ or any other social media platform. Social Media Magnet gathers demographic information about your customers which is available real time via our analytics and reporting interface. The Social Media magnet is a communications and marketing tool. The Social Media Magnet turns your wifi hot spot into a revenue generating tool all while offering your customers a free amenity.
Sports Digital Marketing Package presentationNPSAPPS
NPSAPPS began in 2012 and is part of a larger organization that has been in business since 2001. The NPSAPPS team is focused on your business. We have put together a program that will take your business to the next level. Digital marketing, digital advertising and branding are the future – and the future is here today! Everyone has a smartphone. iPhone, Android and other smart phones make up 70% of the cell phone market today – and that number is growing. Apps for businesses is something innovative and should be a part of your digital footprint.
NPSAPPS is not only going to design your app, we are going to assist you in marketing your app so you can get your business in your customers smartphones! Our apps are are affordable, feature rich and innovative! An app will help you build loyalty, brand your business and much more!
A survey of 500 small businesses with both mobile apps and websites found that most reported higher returns on investment, customer preference and acquisition, and loyalty from mobile apps over mobile websites. Specifically, 73% reported higher returns, 81% said customers preferred apps, and 86% found apps better for retaining repeat customers. However, the document concludes that both mobile apps and websites are important for a complete mobile marketing strategy.
This document discusses the importance of mobile engagement strategies for small businesses. It provides statistics that show the growing dominance of smartphones and mobile platforms. The key points made are:
- Over 90% of adults own smartphones and use them to search for local information and services.
- Having a mobile-friendly website or mobile app allows small businesses to connect with customers anytime and drive more store traffic and sales.
- Mobile apps can increase employee productivity and access to information while away from the office.
- Businesses that ignore mobile are at risk of losing customers and business to competitors.
- The mobile app industry is growing rapidly and provides opportunities for small businesses to engage customers and grow their business in a flexible
How to Measure ROI for In-Store Mobile RetailDemac Media
This presentation discusses how to create a mobile in-store experience that is capable of measuring return on investment, as well as 6 different ways in which you can quantify the ROI impact on your business. By implementing eCommerce experiences and tactics to enhance your in-store experience, you will learn how to track the impact that your digital experiences have on your consumer’s behavior at the cash register. Chris Bryson, CEO of Unata shares case study results and his company's work with Longo’s, one of Canada’s most well respected grocery chains, which will illustrate how Longo’s is measuring their mobile ROI, and what success they have achieved.
Mobile Marketing Strategies for 2014 and BeyondFiksu
Apps are strategic touch points for content consumption, social activities, daily life -- and all the data continues to show a complete consumer transition to apps as how they interact on mobile devices.
87% of consumer time spent in mobile… is in apps
Games, news, productivity, utility, communications, social networking…
Just 13% of consumer time is spent in the mobile web
In browser, surfing the web, emulating the desktop experience.
Early Motion provides mobile app design build services. Mobile is the future and the future is here. Feel free to peruse these informative presentations to learn more about what we do and how you can use mobile applications to help connect with your valued customers.
Nestled within your existing Participant Center, Boundless Fundraising Social represents a significant advancement for cause-based organizations who are looking to more seamlessly empower their participants to leverage existing social channels.
Join Kathy Kempff, Product Guru for Boundless Fundraising, as she walks through how this new offering can help your organization:
• Leverage the full power of Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and [coming soon] Text-on-Mobile
• Enable hands-off, yet incredibly powerful, fundraising via scheduled posts
• Better capture the data from new donors and more effectively track their actions
• And much more!
In addition, we will discuss how Blackbaud's new integration with Facebook will fit into the context of Boundless Fundraising Social. We have three event options, so sign up now!
The document compares mobile apps and mobile websites for small businesses. A survey of over 500 businesses found that 73% reported higher returns on investment from mobile apps compared to 27% for mobile websites. Customers also preferred apps over mobile websites for accessing business information and services. However, the document concludes that both mobile apps and websites are important for a comprehensive mobile marketing strategy.
A survey of 500 small businesses with both mobile apps and websites found that 73% said mobile apps returned a higher ROI. Customers also preferred apps over mobile websites. Apps were better than websites for getting new customers (75% vs 25%) and retaining repeat customers (86% vs 14%). However, the document advocates that both apps and mobile-optimized websites are important for a complete mobile strategy. While apps provide richer experiences, websites allow access without downloading and are less expensive to develop than native apps. The company promotes developing both an app and website to reach all mobile users and maximize marketing opportunities like push notifications.
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The CEO is the Only One Who Can Build Your Nonprofit CommunityCharity Dynamics
Discover the transformative role of mission communities in enhancing donor trust, retention, and acquisition. Dive deep into the psychology of donors and understand the crucial connection between community engagement and their trust-building process.
Join our esteemed panel of nonprofit experts: Courtney Bugler, President & CEO of ZERO Prostate Cancer; Katrina VanHuss, Chair & Founder of Turnkey; Otis Fulton, VP Psychological Strategy at Turnkey; Meghan Dankovich, CEO of Charity Dynamics, as they provide invaluable insights on how your nonprofit can effectively leverage the power of communities to foster trust, motivate action, and ensure long-term supporter retention as well as add insight to:
The essential relationship between community engagement and the establishment of trust.
Insights into the self-validation feedback loop and its impact on donor behavior.
Strategies for leveraging communities to drive donor retention and acquisition.
Why the CEO must make the “Community” decision.
Nonprofit supporters seek more than just a cause; they seek a reflection of their identity. In a community, they find individuals who resonate with this shared identity, leading to powerful community engagement. This engagement acts as a flywheel. With each rotation, it intensifies, building trust in the environment, the idea, and most importantly, among its people. Trust is the cornerstone that inspires behavior, whether it’s donating, volunteering, or fundraising. As long as one remains within this validating cycle, retention is assured. And today, communities absolutely require an online element.
Join us for this enlightening session and learn how your nonprofit can effectively harness the power of communities to cultivate trust, inspire action, and retain supporters for the long haul.
Empowering Engagement and Connection to Achieve Fundraising SuccessCharity Dynamics
This document introduces Boundless Community, a mobile-first platform for fundraising teams and participants to connect through forums, chats, and sharing content. It provides examples of how different types of fundraising events could utilize the platform to foster engagement through tips, advice, celebrations, and questions. The platform aims to supplement existing communications and coaching by allowing ongoing and on-demand discussions in a privacy-protected environment monitored through artificial intelligence.
The Boundless Fundraising® 7.0 Release is here and we’re ready to start upgrading clients this summer in preparation for the Fall event season.
Listen in as CEO Kathy Kempff walks through all the new features and functionality that’s included in the release that will help increase participant engagement and give a boost to your event for the coming season. Updates and new features include the following:
Frictionless login with facial recognition and touch ID support
Redesigned mobile homepage to improve usability
Increase gamification with configurable badges and 'What’s Next' tiles
Boundless Motion 2.0 with Fitbit and Garmin wearable integrations as well as enhanced Challenges to increase engagement and foster competition amongst your participants
Boundless Community integration and add on option
Boundless Solutions Admin Portal enabling clients to manage mobile configuration and content
Boundless Life: Create a Personalized Space Where Your Mission Comes to LifeCharity Dynamics
This document describes the Boundless Life mobile app platform for non-profits. It allows organizations to engage supporters through a branded mobile app that provides announcements, stories about the organization's mission, a community forum for interactions, activity tracking and challenges to gamify engagement. The platform aims to strengthen relationships between supporters and cultivate loyalty through an always-available digital community.
Making Corporate Connections: Attracting Sponsors and Driving Value in a Virt...Charity Dynamics
With the pandemic forcing peer-to-peer fundraising events to go virtual, many nonprofits have found it challenging to recruit new corporate sponsors or demonstrate value via hard data to existing ones. But at the same time, the growing trend of corporate social responsibility has corporations more open to sponsorships. So how can nonprofits attract those like-minded corporate sponsors?
Listen in as Charity Dynamics’ Meghan Dankovich and Accelerist’s Brittany Hill discuss how nonprofits can best prove their value to corporations in what remains a largely virtual event world. They’ll look at ways to evaluate your donors to glean key demographic data that can help you match your mission to a corporation’s social responsibility goals.
They’ll also review several examples of how organizations are getting increasingly creative with technology to provide value to their sponsors — using announcement screens, app logo placement, push notifications, activity challenges, virtual booths, and more.
Highlights from our 2021 Boundless Solutions Product Roadmap webinar include:
• Enhanced activity tracking with Motion 2.0
• Usability enhancements with an updated look & feel
• New features in the Mobile App 7.0 Upgrade
• And even a new module called Boundless Community™!
1) The document discusses how data-driven design can help improve user experience (UX) by getting to know the audience through metrics like fundraising benchmarks, Google Analytics, and user research.
2) It provides examples of how analyzing donation and registration goals from Google Analytics helped optimize pages for mobile users and focus on key areas.
3) User testing insights uncovered issues like important elements not being visible without scrolling and use of internal jargon, which were then addressed in redesigns to improve personalization and the user experience.
How to Plan for End-of-Year Fundraising Success in a PandemicCharity Dynamics
Nonprofits have faced one challenge after another this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, end-of-year fundraising efforts to reach revenue goals are coming into sharper focus and with added pressure. On top of that, this election year will more than likely distract people from contributing fully to EOY campaigns. So what can organizations do, starting now, to maximize their EOY fundraising in this complicated landscape?
Join us as we hear from a panel of nonprofit experts — Adam Blanchard from Dayton Children’s Hospital, Emily Finton from Kennedy Krieger Institute, and Tatiana Marshall from The New York Public Library — about their key takeaways from their fundraising efforts so far and what strategies they are putting in place to ensure EOY success.
How National Kidney Foundation Is Using Activity Tracking to Rebrand Its Nati...Charity Dynamics
With virtual fundraising events here for the foreseeable future, organizations are taking a more strategic approach to creating virtual events that can enhance their peer-to-peer fundraising programs in the long term. One tool proving especially effective in driving participant and donor engagement is activity tracking—and National Kidney Foundation is putting it to the test by putting a virtual spin on its Kidney Walk campaign.
Join National Kidney Foundation’s Deanna van Lear and Charity Dynamics’ Kathy Kempff for a webinar, Thursday, August 27, at 11:30 a.m. CT, as they discuss NKF’s rebranding efforts around its Kidney Walk “Lace Up” campaign. This includes a series of participant challenges centered around fitness tracking designed to encourage all forms of engagement — physical, fundraising, recruitment, etc. — in a virtual environment.
From Physical to Virtual: How to Create Fundraising Success In A Virtual WorldCharity Dynamics
The switch from physical, in-person fundraising events to virtual ones came about swiftly this spring as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As nonprofits scrambled to support the unique needs of the people they serve, they also had to tackle tough decisions around whether to cancel events or pivot them to virtual — or find an altogether different path. Ready or not, they had to act fast.
Watch our on-demand webinar as we talk with three fundraising experts about how they made the shift from in-person to virtual events. Our panelists—from Boston Children’s Hospital, Canadian Cancer Society, and The Parkinson Alliance — discuss the key lessons they learned during this transition, including out-of-the-box event strategies they’ve developed, and how they intend to use those to ensure continued success going forward.
This document provides an agenda and topics for discussion for a fundraising roundtable for healthcare charities. The agenda includes introductions from participants, a discussion of challenges hospitals are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic, and topics like planning virtual fundraising events in place of cancelled in-person galas and managing major gift fundraising during the pandemic. The document aims to facilitate sharing of challenges, successes, and strategies between participants regarding fundraising during uncertain times.
With COVID-19, most nonprofits were thrust into the new and uncertain world of virtual events. But as these organizations turn their attention from these immediately impacted spring events to future programs scheduled for summer and fall, they have the opportunity to flip the switch from “reactive” to “strategic.” And virtual events can even benefit and enhance your peer to peer program in the long-term!
Join us as we introduce our newest product offering — Boundless Motion! Learn how Charity Dynamics is bringing the power of activity tracking to mobile fundraising to create a virtual event experience that can drive donor & fundraiser engagement in the months ahead… and even beyond the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Offer the Sizzle and the Steak, But Make It All About Them: Making ‘Virtual’ ...Charity Dynamics
For nonprofits, one of many pressing concerns arising out of the coronavirus pandemic is how to handle peer-to-peer fundraising events. In-person events are, of course, a no go for the foreseeable future. So, many organizations are looking to virtualize their events.
But how can you create a P2P event experience in the virtual world that will fully engage your fundraisers? And how do you then convince constituents to not only participate, but to fundraise as well? It’s a tricky ask and we really can’t afford to screw it up. Avoid being tone deaf by fully embracing a “you-centric” method of communication that acknowledges where constituents are emotionally and provides an exciting path to meaningful action.
Join Meghan Dankovich from Charity Dynamics and Turnkey’s Otis Fulton and Ryan Grosenick, as they discuss these important questions to help pivot your now virtual P2P programs to maximize fundraising during these uncertain time.
There are no guarantees in our current COVID-19 climate. But there are hints that there are steps you can take to help your program be recession resistant, if not recession-proof.
Join us to discuss what you should be thinking about – and acting upon – to jump-start your fundraising program AND build a stronger foundation for the new normal that awaits us post-pandemic.
Social media is one of the best ways you can show love for your supporters and donors. It’s also key to empowering your supporters to share THEIR love of your organization by donating or sharing your content to help you reach new audiences.
Join us for our continued conversations in how to maximize your efforts during the coronavirus pandemic. We’ll be covering how to leverage tried and true – and new – social channels to support your acquisition, cultivation, fundraising and donor retention efforts at this time. We’ll also address #GivingTuesday Now – Giving Tuesday’s recently announced early May edition of the popular national giving day.
Facebook Fundraising Tools You Can Use to Help Combat COVID-19Charity Dynamics
This document provides information and recommendations for non-profits on using various digital tools and platforms like Facebook to help with fundraising efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses using Facebook page fundraisers, live videos, groups, and the fundraiser API to raise funds online as physical events are cancelled. Specific best practices are outlined for creating engaging live content and managing risks. The next webinar topic will focus on harnessing social connections to go viral in the virtual world.
Fine-Tune your Paid Media and Email Acquisition StrategyCharity Dynamics
This document discusses strategies for nonprofits to increase fundraising from Facebook fundraisers. It recommends using targeted Facebook advertising and custom audience segments to recruit more fundraisers. Acquiring fundraisers' email addresses directly on Facebook or through a Facebook Messenger bot is suggested so the nonprofit can follow up and provide coaching to cultivate fundraisers. Case studies show fundraisers who provide their email and receive follow-up communications tend to raise more money than those who do not provide contact details. The document emphasizes testing different acquisition and engagement tactics to maximize fundraising from the Facebook platform.
Clever vs Creative: Which Takes the Fundraising Cake?Charity Dynamics
This document discusses the differences between clever and creative fundraising strategies. It provides examples of successful clever and creative campaigns from various non-profit organizations. The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation created a personalized infographic campaign that engaged new donors. The Rubber Duck Regatta, run by Freestore Foodbank, uses rubber ducks and community events to raise hunger awareness and funds over 25 years. Boston Children's Hospital Trust combines marketing campaigns like a kids art calendar contest with traditional fundraising to acquire new donors. The document concludes with tips on managing "clever creep" in fundraising and leveraging marketing ideas while staying true to an organization's brand.
The Boundless Fundraising 5.0 Release will be launching soon as here's a sneak peek of what you can expect:
- The expansion of our social sharing options (now to include Snapchat, LinkedIn direct messaging, and WhatsApp)
- The addition of a Facebook Fundraising banner
- And increased functionality and flexibility to manage your fundraising tools from your fingertips
Exploring Facebook Messenger Bot with Parkinson's FoundationCharity Dynamics
There's no doubt — Facebook Fundraising has forever altered the landscape of digital fundraising. But despite all of its benefits and revenue contributions, challenges still exist with the limited access to donor and fundraiser information, and inability to communicate directly with champions and advocates who create fundraisers on your behalf.
In this slide deck, we learn how Parkinson's Foundation decided to meet these challenges head on by deploying intelligent bot functionality with dynamic messaging to acquire the email addresses of an incredible 70% of its Facebook Fundraisers who engage with the bot. View the on-demand webinar here:
https://www.charitydynamics.com/learn/webinars/webinar-exploring-facebook-messenger-bot-with-parkinsons-foundation/
10. 49% of all emails are read on mobile devices
16% of donors give via emails viewed
from a mobile device
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Newsletters End Of Year Campaigns
desktop 22% desktop 28%
mobile 54% mobile 46%
other 18% other 14%
tablet 6% tablet 12%
11. A mobile-optimized email is only the first step of a
mobile-optimized customer journey
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19%
use devices to register for events
12%
purchase memberships on mobile
devices
13. User Flows
• Emails
• Donation Form
• Registration
• Greeting / Personal / Team Page
• What’s Missing?
Participant Center
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14. What are the benefits?
• Higher engagement with participant center on mobile devices
• Increased fundraising through greater use of the PC fundraising tools
Client Example:
• Participant Center bounce rates dropped from 49% to 43%
• Participants updated their personal page 30% more often after the
responsive implementation
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22. What is it?
• A standard set of customizations to the TeamRaiser Participant Center (PC)
that make it responsive
• Single setup of responsive PC can be associated with multiple blueprints /
events
• Turn-key Set-up
– Colors, logo, Google Analytics ID and sharing capabilities
– Implementation
– Documentation
– 2 weeks from start to finish
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30. Best for…
• Blackbaud Luminate Online
• Using PC2 or ready to upgrade to PC2
• No major customizations to existing PC2
– Customizations within existing PCs are not incorporated into product
• Has example of event or blueprint built for verification
– To capture logo, colors, GA ID and validate all configurations are supported
• Has Janrain social sharing set up within their BBLO instance
– Social sharing is removed within product if Janrain is not configured
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31. Seamless Boundless App Fundraising Integration
• “Download Boundless Fundraising” CTA will be added to the list of
recommended steps
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35. Why you need a Mobile App?
• Participants are expecting an App as an extension of the event website
• Apps provide a broader reach for fundraising by being able to use additional
social channels and leverage the address book on the mobile device
– 90% of donors are new to the organization
• Peer 2 Peer event space is more competitive than ever
– You need to provide participants with the tools necessary to make them
successful fundraisers using the devices they are already on and are comfortable
using
• Increased revenue opportunity
– On average 5% of funds raised comes through Mobile Apps
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36. Why it works?
• App provides sample content tailored to each channel making it easy for
participants to fundraise
– LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, SMS and Email
• Ability to use existing address book on mobile device
• Ability to track usage across channels and features
• All messages have links back to the participants personal page or donate
on their behalf, all with unique source coding
• Makes it easy for a participant to fundraise with a swipe & tap on the screen
• Ability to update their personal page on the go and keep the fresh with new
content and images
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46. Responsive PC in a Box
+
Boundless Fundraising
Starter Pack
Responsive PC in a Box
Custom Responsive PC
+
Boundless Fundraising Suite
Program Revenue
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Above
$100K
Above
$500K
Above
$1M
47. Everyone
• Reviewing GA to understand Mobile usage / self-benchmark
• Running Luminate Online Reports to understand mobile usage of emails
• Map your user flows
• Identify gaps in your mobile experiences
• Develop your plan for highest value activities
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Email Register
Update
Personal Page
Mobile Friendly Responsive Not Responsive
optimalgiving.com “Mobile Fundraising: Fact vs. Fiction”
CD Data
http://sherpablog.marketingsherpa.com/email-marketing/mobile-email-marketing-optimization/
optimalgiving.com “Mobile Fundraising: Fact vs. Fiction”