10. How are we using it?
Social DRTV Press Outdoor Street Cinema
SMS (prospecting)
Testing and learning
PSMS (prospecting)
Direct Debit Mobile regular giving
conversion conversion
Ongoing
journeys
11. How are we using it?
Social DRTV Press Outdoor Street Cinema
SMS (prospecting)
Testing and learning
PSMS (prospecting)
Direct Debit Mobile regular giving
conversion conversion
Ongoing
journeys
12. How are we using it?
Social DRTV Press Outdoor Street Cinema
SMS (prospecting)
Testing and learning
PSMS (prospecting)
Direct Debit Mobile regular giving
conversion conversion
Ongoing
journeys
13. How are we using it?
Social DRTV Press Outdoor Street Cinema
SMS (prospecting)
Testing and learning
PSMS (prospecting)
Direct Debit Mobile regular giving
conversion conversion
Ongoing
journeys
14. How are we using it?
Social DRTV Press Outdoor Street Cinema
SMS (prospecting)
Testing and learning
PSMS (prospecting)
Direct Debit Mobile regular giving
conversion conversion
Ongoing
journeys
15. How are we using it?
Social DRTV Press Outdoor Street Cinema
SMS (prospecting)
Testing and learning
PSMS (prospecting)
Direct Debit Mobile regular giving
conversion conversion
Ongoing
journeys
18. Pakistan DRTV
Almost 40,000 Initial ROI of
new SMS donors 0.86
Pledge conversion rate 12%
Pledge average gift £70
Year one ROI 1.38
Predicted year five ROI 4.87
19. How they converted
12.50%
12.00%
11.50%
Conversion rate
11.00%
10.50%
10.00%
9.50%
9.00%
Pakistan SMS Pakistan other
26. Comparing active rates: @ 10 months
90%
80%
70%
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60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
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Connected TM Cold TM Door to door Connected Street Street
27. Context: pledge recruitment
Cold M ail Reciprocals Inserts Door Drop
DRTV Database Names (other) Database Names (TM ) Database Names (DM )
Reactivation Cold TM Street Door
Press (SM S) prospecting Street (SM S) prospecting Connected Affiliates
Display Google content Search Control Payroll
Emergency conversion
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28. SMS monthly giving is important!
Inserts / doordrops
DRTV
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TIM I’ve got some great data for you today – from a great source – the NFP Synergy report on Mobile and Charity from June of this year It’s called SENDING OUT AN SMS and it’s a brilliant read. Anyway – data …. It will come as no surprise that Pretty much 100% of people have a mobile phone. Both genders. Across all age groups. Even the 65+ age group. Across all socio-economic groups.
Soccer Aid 2010 Pakistan DRTV – July – Oct 2010 Mobile Pledge (street and tm) – Jan 2011 (acknowledge OPEN) Ongoign mobile pledge basic journeys Press ad prospecting – May 2011 East Africa press and social media and cinema – July 2011 July 2011 – PSMS on Street Nov - Inserts Nov 2011 – non emergency DRTV with SMS cta Xmas appeal 2011 – SMS as CTA Better donor journeys that can be interrupted Sahal - social Soccer Aid – May 2012
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