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- 1. Social media that works for non-profits Margot Brenna, HERO Communications Director & Beluga Social
- 2. Margot Brenna Age 3: princess Age 5: ballerina Age 9: fashion designer Age 13: pop star Age 17: singer or music teacher Age 19: sociology teacher Age 22: no idea something with non-profits maybe?
- 4. Local Non-Profit Facts 3,500 public charities in North Dakota 45,000 North Dakotans employed by non-profits Many of these Non-Profits… Same fundraising plan = Similar communications/marketing
- 5. First Steps What’s your organization’s purpose for being on social media? Who are non-profits trying to reach? Where are these groups online? Would it be beneficial to use those platforms? Time, $$$, & knowledge
- 6. How Non-Profit Communication Translates Online Blog Website Blog Social media Email Others Others Website Social media Email
- 7. Inventory Analysis Platforms What platforms do they use? Why? Users Demographics online vs. offline What are they doing well/improvements to make? Donors Are they missing a big target audience on a platform they could add? Volunteers Content Manager Who is in charge of updating social media? Knowledge and understanding of each site Personal use before brand manager Understand the difference and approach How much time do they have? Clients Fundraisers Engagement Likes, comments, shares, RT’s, repins, etc…
- 9. Donor Perspective Message and mission Who it’s helping Financial information Easy online donation process (thank-you landing page after donation)
- 10. Client Perspective Contact information Hours of operation Limitations for services Transportation to organization
- 11. Volunteer’s Perspective Volunteer opportunities & open time slots Anything they need to know beforehand (safety goggles?) Location Why are volunteers important to the organization? Sign up
- 12. 5 Ways to Increase Fan Base
- 13. 1. Branding Optimize your organization’s social presence: Look & feel/voice www.HEROFargo.org www.Twitter.com/HEROFargo www.Facebook.com/HEROFargo www.Pinterest.com/HEROFargo www.YouTube.com/HEROFargo Keywords
- 14. (Branding continued) Guidelines About sections (link back to website) Include important information for target audiences – as space will allow Update yearly statistic information, awards, contact information, etc…
- 15. 2. Cross Promotion Promote social media everywhere Website Email Brochures Business cards Etc… Same theme on different platforms
- 17. 3. Content: Useful Relevant, & Valuable Something valuable to a client may not be useful to a donor Take into consideration target audience for each social media platform Know your organization’s voice. Some humor can work, some can’t. Toys http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao2A-eEIkA4 Sandbox http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2iG9NQk9mI
- 18. 4. Interact Respond in a timely manner Questions: Answer a commonly asked question or misconception about your organization Explain the problem you solve Ask a question you know your fans will answer (not just “what are your plans this weekend?”)
- 19. 5. Giveaways and Contests Rafflecopter (free option) Wildfire (need to contact for price) Blinkd (free option) Contest Platform (wizehive) $249 + $3/day Strutta $399
- 20. Social Measurement • Google Analytics Academy plan • Google Analytics Oct. 1 – 28, 2013 • & update to Facebook Insights
- 21. Creating a measurement plan https://analyticsacademy.withgoogle.com/preview Thanks Google Analytics Academy! 1. Define your organization’s needs & define measurement plan (what will you measure?) 2. Document your technical infrastructure (is it possible to track what you need?) 3. Create an implementation plan (who will set up what you need?) 4. Implement your plan (set up tracking recommendations) 5. Maintain and refine
- 24. Out of 219 total visits on Oct. 7, 157 of them were from social referral
- 25. Could show Google Analytics: acquisition/social/visitors-flow
- 28. Social Measurement Facebook insights https://www.facebook.com/facebookforbusiness/ne ws/pageinsights
- 29. Additional Measurements YouTube Analytics (“Channelitics”) Pinterest Analytics Simplymeasured.com Numerical vs. Engagement
- 31. Campaign analysis (traditional social media) What is the campaign and how does it benefit your organization? Who is your target audience? Where are they? (Channels) When is the event and how far out do they want to start promoting? How: what kind of content does your audience engage with most?
- 32. Crowdsourcing obtain (information or input into a particular task or project) by enlisting the services of a number of people, either paid or unpaid, typically via the Internet charity:water Birthdays http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20ftvMjonkg
- 33. Keeping up with the charity:water’s …
- 34. Charity Water Staff who Probably Work on Online Communication Creative Director Director of Digital Engagement Tech Project Manager Email Marketing Manager Designer Supporter Experience Administrator Executive Producer Web Designer Director of Technology Videographer Special Events Project Manager Online Reporting Officer Content Strategist
- 35. How can a small non-profit keep up? Stick to the strategy Only do what you can do well Make meaningful content with a purpose Gather groups of knowledgeable and capable volunteers/interns/staff/etc… (Social Media Dream Team) Give specific tasks/jobs Expectations
- 36. How to get Started Reason (example: event or campaign) Calls to action Start with people who are already involved “Traditional” – face to face, phone calls, etc… Engaging content Easy sign-up
- 37. GoFarCharity HERO Team Razoo.com Team or solo fundraiser Sign up, start a fundraiser (for a non-profit that is registered through Razoo.com) 4.9% processing fee Embeddable widget, Facebook widget, email team members, & easy social integration
- 39. Organization for Personal Fundraiser
- 40. Razoo widgets Donation widget for website or blog Facebook widget for donations (can be general or for specific campaign)
- 41. Social Media Integration YouTube videos for explaining campaign YouTube videos for thanking donors through automated thank-you message Post on Facebook, tweet, send an e-mail, QR code generator, link, & donate now buttons
- 42. Other Crowdfunding Sites Indiegogo.com (similar to kickstarter) Non-profit fees: 6.25% any donation for platform fee, 4% for processing, if goal is reached – 3.75% back Gofundme.com 5% for processing and 4.25% credit card Crowdrise.com Free account: 5% + undisclosed credit card fees Featured: $49/month with annual contract, 4%, + undisclosed credit card fees Royale: $199/month with annual contract, 3%, + undisclosed credit card fees
- 43. To Crowdsource or Not to Crowdsource Is your organization’s fan base super-engaged? Are your fans already donors or clients with connections? Do you have an event that could be enhanced by crowdsource fundraising? Maybe it’s right for you. If not, work on building up your fan base with the right audience for the site.