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Social Media

It’s kind of a big deal…

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Social is Global

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm-Ng

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Leaders of the Revolution

Source: http://gigaom.com/2010/12/20/facebook-vs-twitter-an-infographic/

!  1 out of every 13 people are on Facebook

!  1 out of 26 sign onto Facebook on a daily basis

! 200 million registered Twitter accounts as of January 2011

!  110 million tweets are sent each day on Twitter

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Oxymoron? Global and Local

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Impact

It’s time for another video!

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What IS Twitter?

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The Trevor Project

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Revolution in Egypt

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/babylonbeyond/2011/02/egypt-twitter-voices-jan25-cell-phones-egyptians.html

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GOALS

Are you setting any?

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One Goal To Rule Them All

What do you think is the ultimate goal of social media is?

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Not Quite…

•  What is the ultimate goal of social media for YOUR non-profit?

•  Goals are different.

Identify YOURS

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METRICS

How do I….?

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Types of Metrics

Quantitative Qualitative

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Quantitative

•  Overall reach

–  # of friends, followers or subscribers

•  Traffic

–  How many people are actually coming to your website

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Qualitative

•  Interaction

•  Are people sharing your content?

•  Goals

•  Are your fans/followers taking the actions you want?

•  Reputation

•  Do people “like” you in the online and offline sense?

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If it’s not working?

•  Hang in there!

•  Scale back your efforts.

•  Focus by targeting a more specific audience.

•  Try something new.

•  Don't get too discouraged it takes some time to find your social media mojo.

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One METRIC To Rule Them All

Eh…not so much.

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Define your Goals

Identify the Right Metrics

Review, Reassess, Re-

focus

Rinse, and Repeat!

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•  www.tweetstats.com –  Easy to read graphs –  Basic information

•  www.twittercounter.com –  Helps you figure out how

to gain more followers –  Pay for more features

•  www.twittergrader.com. –  Find out your Twitter

grade •  http://twitalyzer.com •  http://klout.com •  http://tweetpsych.com

THERE’S

MUCH

MORE…

Useful Sites

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OPEN COMMUNICATION

MODEL

What…?

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The Message

Television

Printed News Radio

News Websites

YOUR PEOPLE YOU

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The Discussion

Your Non-Profit

Another Non-Profit that

supports your goals

Person Already Part of your Non-Profit

Person Not Part of Your Non-Profit who

doesn’t know about you but

cares about the issue

Media outlets that report on

your issues

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It’s like a being a great party host –

1.  Let go

2. Not completely.

3.  ENGAGE

How to Make it Work for You

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So what?

That’s not for me…right?

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Your Audience Already Exists

•  Use the tools that your audience is already using.

•  Remember those #s before? The people you want to reach is already reachable. Go fish where the fish are!

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Advantage: LITTLE GUYS!

You are able to LOOK and LISTEN in ways that would be impossible without the Internet

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Advantage: LOOK

•  Observe others who are using social media successfully

•  Observe what your target audience likes and responds To online

•  Observe your own online behavior –  What do you share? –  What tools do you use?

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Advantage: LISTEN

•  What are people saying about your org or “brand”

•  What are the “trending topics” and latest buzz? –  Try to jump onto timely

topics.

•  Hear crickets? –  If no one is talking you

aren't giving your audience what they need/want

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Mainstream Media Attention

Now Available in Aisle 5!

Remember the social sauce!

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CUENTAME

If you could write a one-line message on a blank billboard in Arizona for people to reconsider SB 1070, WHAT WOULD IT SAY?

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Result of Facebook Poll

This became the final billboard message.

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News Coverage

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=419515706902

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IMPACT

Fans loved it because it was THEIR project.

They are now INVESTED and want to do MORE.

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Getting Started

Ok – I guess I’ll try this

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Best Practices - Twitter

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Best Practices - Twitter

The Discussion

Your Non-Profit

Another Non-Profit that

supports your goals

Person Already Part of your Non-Profit

Person Not Part of Your Non-Profit who

doesn’t know about you but

cares about the issue

Media outlets that report on

your issues

Twitter lives here.

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Best Practices

You got any tips?

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1. Be authentic = have a personality 2. Be sweet, re-tweet. 3. Follow people who are relevant 4. Keep it professional 5. Tweet for others

Top 10 Tips for Tweeting

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6. You’re not a robot 7. Limit yourself to 6-7 quality tweets

per day 8. Create a bit.ly account and track some

metrics 9. ENGAGE! 10. Use #hashtags wisely

Top 10 Tips for Tweeting

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•  @nonprofitorgs –  This profile serves to be a portal to ALL

nonprofit orgs by following ONLY nonprofits and nonprofit staff

•  @twitcause –  Helps non-profits get discovered on Twitter and

enables passionate people to support the causes they care about

•  @cleveraccounts –  Learn about interesting uses of Twitter around

the world •  Your fellow A3PCON participants •  Your organization members

Twitterers to Follow

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Expand Your Circle of Influence

Find out who your followers are following

Use topics as guides

Lists are resources

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RECAP!

Only things you need to know…

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Social is GLOBAL

Set your GOALS

Track with METRICS

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CONVERSATE & ENGAGE

Aisle 5 – Mainstream Media Attention

Lean on Best Practices

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Use social media as the bridge between the things we need to

change in the world and the people who want to help

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NOW GO FORTH!