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Case studies presented at NRB 2011 on online nonprofit fundraising campaigns.
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Chad WilliamsFiveQ
Learn From Experience: What really works in online fundraising
Brad DaviesDunham+Company
Tim KachuriakKMA
Brad DaviesDunham+Company
John CarleyTrinet Internet Solutions
Beth CatheyStratmark
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• 5 Presenters
• 15 mins each
• 15 mins of questions at the end
Overview
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So what does really work?
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Multichannel Communication
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Nancy Leigh DeMoss
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$1.3 Million
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Integrated Approach
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• Strategy and Schedule
• Email Campaign
• A/B Testing
• Segmentation
• 10 Different Ads
• 3 Giving Forms
• 4 Website Modifications
• Weekly Stats Analysis
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$1.29 Million13Tuesday, March 1, 2011
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22% from Web15Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Put “Donate” in Top Navigation• Make it Pop• Use “Donate” not “Giving” or “Support”
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• Nancy’s Pic• Nancy’s Sig• Few Words• Strong Call to
Action$56.22 Per Click Value
$6.75 Per Click Value17Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Landing Page Rules
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What Worked• Email Campaign
• Shorter Emails
• Focus on Last Week of the Year
• Give Daily Updates on Web
• Customize Receipts
• Be Flexible--Test and Change
• Trust God for His Results
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What Can Improve
• Long Copy in Emails
• Social Media Low Return
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Wes Ward, Senior Director of Media [email protected]
Chad Williams, [email protected]
Case study: www.FiveQ.com
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“Best Prac+ces Are Not Enough”
Ge6ng More Out of Email Campaigns Through Tes+ng and Op+miza+on
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Op+miza+on Methodology
eme = rv(of + i) – (f + a)
eme = email marke+ng effec+veness index rv = relevance to the cons+tuent of = offer value i = incen+ve to take ac+on f = fric+on elements of the process a = anxiety elements of the process
Copyright 2011 MECLABS
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Email Messaging Sequence
ec < op < ct < lp
ec = email capture op = open ct = clickthrough lp = landing page
Copyright 2011 MECLABS
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Op+mizing Email Registra+on
eme = rv(of + i) – (f + a)
eme = email marke+ng effec+veness index rv = relevance to the cons+tuent of = offer value i = incen+ve to take ac+on f = fric+on elements of the process a = anxiety elements of the process
Copyright 2011 MECLABS
ec < op < ct < lp
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Op+mizing Email Registra+onVersion B -‐ TestVersion A -‐ Control
42% Increase in Registra+on Rate
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Op+mizing Email Click Thru
eme = rv(of + i) – (f + a)
eme = email marke+ng effec+veness index rv = relevance to the cons+tuent of = offer value i = incen+ve to take ac+on f = fric+on elements of the process a = anxiety elements of the process
Copyright 2011 MECLABS
ec < op < ct < lp
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Op+mizing Email CampaignsVersion B -‐ TestVersion A -‐ Control
139% Increase in Clickthrough Rate42% Increase in Revenue
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Version B -‐ Control118% Increase in Dona7ons
50% Increase in Pe77on Signers
Op+mizing Email CampaignsVersion A -‐ Test
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Op+mizing Email CampaignsVersion B -‐ TestVersion A -‐ Control
369% Increase in Clickthrough Rate121% Increase in Revenue
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Op+mizing Landing Pages
eme = rv(of + i) – (f + a)
eme = email marke+ng effec+veness index rv = relevance to the cons+tuent of = offer value i = incen+ve to take ac+on f = fric+on elements of the process a = anxiety elements of the process
Copyright 2011 MECLABS
ec < op < ct < lp
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Op+mizing Landing PagesVersion B -‐ TestVersion A -‐ Control
26% Increase in Donor Conversion Rate
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Op+mizing Landing Pages
Focus on the Offer:–The Ask (Offer) is the impact that is promised in exchange for a dona+on
Focus on the Incen+ve:–An Incen+ve is an appealing element introduced on the landing page to achieve the desired ac+on
Focus on Elimina+ng Fric+on:–Fric+on is anything that causes psychological resistance to a given element on a web page
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Top Offender: Online Giving Workflow
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Op+mized Online Giving Experience
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Op+mized Online Giving Experience
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Op+mized Online Giving Experience
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Op+mized Online Giving Experience
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Plan for Monday Morning
• Convince your team that best prac+ces are not enough (I’ll send you my slides if you need them J)
• Commit to tes+ng and challenging your marke+ng intui+on
• When tes+ng it is important to use a rigorous methodology
• Data is the diplomat
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<Contact Info>
Tim Kachuriak [email protected]
@DigitalDonor linkedin.com/in/TimKachuriak DigitalDonor.Blogspot.com
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Online Fundraising Case Studies
Presenter: John Carley, PresidentOrganization: Trinet Internet Solutions
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
CLIENT: ADRA (Adventist Development and Relief Agency)
MISSION: Improving the lives of people around the world
Years working with Trinet: 7
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ADRA Snapshot
© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Impact: 20 million people worldwide in 2010120+ countries around the world
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The Challenge
© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
1.New generation of online donors wanting to be immersed in stories & causes
2.A current website to support & enable easy giving
Personal approach to giving
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Original Gift
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The Strategy
© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Redesign, Migrate, and Enhance the Gift Catalog on www.adra.org
Goal 1: Communicate ADRA’s Mission Clearly and Quickly
Goal 2: Inspire Users to Take Action
Goal 3: Display the Depth of ADRA’s Worldwide Reach
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Personal Campaigns
Gift Registry
Group Gifts
New Gift Catalog
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Easy to Use
Browse by Region
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
Easy to Use
Shop by Price
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
•• Online donations increased by 65%• Total website traffic increased by 106%
• Avg Order amount increased +64%• 59% of Website visitors result in donation• # of items purchased increased +75%
The Result+77% Yr/Yr Traffic growth
ADRA Gij Catalog Redesign Stats:
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Gift Catalog in Focus
New Gift Catalog increased donations by 65%© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
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© 2011 Trinet Internet Solutions Inc.
• “Our online efforts were crucial to our mission to bring aid to devastated communities…Trinet’s expertise helped us to respond to those most in need.”
• - Tina Hudgins, Assistant Manager for Marketing and Development for ADRA
Image Source: http://typographicproject.blogspot.com/62Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Contents not to be shared outside of intended organization or duplicated without written permission of Trinet Internet Solutions, Inc.
Check-In at Booth #809
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CASE STUDY#1: CURE Interna7onal
Gradual Integra7on Campaign
Challenges:• Little to no Brand Recognition • Limited Online Presence • Major donors made up majority of donor file
Objectives:• Increase Overall Brand Awareness• Improve Name Acquisition Efforts – Grow eMail database by 20%• Increase Number of Middle Donors – $10 to $399 gift range
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Background
• CURE Direct Mail (before integrated campaigns) – around 1.16% response rate
• Average new eMail sign ups ~ 50 per month
• eMail appeal response/fundraising was below average industry standards
• Newly Redesigned Website Launched; eAcquisition integrated campaign was to follow
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The Approach
• Evaluated all offline and online campaigns to determine strongest offer
• Determined that the Clubfoot offer resonated the best without too much explanation, and has performed the best with offline and current online audience
• Developed a progressive multichannel campaign centered around clubfoot to achieve desired goals
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• A name acquisition/viral campaign called “Sign a Cast” was launched following website redesign/relaunch. For each virtual cast signed online, $5 was donated to pay for the cast of a child.
• The $5 donation was provided by a foundation which provides funding for innovative donor acquisition programs.
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The Solution
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Sign A Cast Campaign
Home Page Intercept
Home Page Banner
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WIDGET
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Announcement eMail
Sign A Cast Campaign
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Multichannel Integration
Plan
Online: • CURE website, emails to current constituents • Social Media: Launched Virally across Social
Networks –Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
Offline• Events – Live Radio, Concerts (video
showings)• Direct Mail• Newsletter Communications• Mobile Giving – Text to Give/Opt-In
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Cul7va7on of Sign a Cast Online Intro Series
Follow Up eMail Generic eNewsletter
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Cul7va7on of Sign a Cast-‐ Acquired Friends
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Name acquisition grew TEN FOLD in the first month and...
After 18 months of Sign a Cast Campaign:• eMail Database: 500% growth in total file• Fundraising: Over $250K revenue • Total Response:
– Increased DM Response Rate by 175%– Increased Revenue by 500% for Clubfoot offer
Results
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Resul7ng Database ShiN
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Liberty Ins7tute’s “Don’t Tear Me Down” Viral eAcquisi7on CampaignChallenges: •Mojave Desert War Memorial case had received little media exposure outside of local community
•Wanted to show widespread national support and raise new friends to support this case now and the broader issue in the future
•Opportunity presented itself but was outside of Liberty’s operating budget
•Existing email file was active, but limited in size and scope for the task
• Campaign ramp up time was quick (approx. 3 months)
CASE STUDY#2:
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Objectives
• Liberty Institute major donor wanted to bring awareness to the issue/create buzz
• Drive large amounts of traffic online to a campaign-specific microsite
• Improve Name Acquisition Efforts – Grow email database by 10,000 new names
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The Approach
• Compelling story-telling video
• Develop engaging microsite
• Launch petition drive
• Take it viral (widget, social networks)
• Packaged an emotionally charged issue
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Follow up Email Communica7ons
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Online: • DTMD website, video, petition,
emails to current and new constituents
• Social Media: Launch Virally across Social Networks - Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
• Modest Banner ad campaign on Drudge Report
Multichannel Integration
Plan
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Offline:• Events – Rally at the Cross, Supreme Court Oral Argument,
presentation of support to veterans organizations• Earned Media • Newsletter Communications
Multichannel Integration
Plan
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Results
Just 5 months from Campaign Launch:• Website / Video
– 2 million views– 175,000 signers– 83,000 opt in email addresses– 35,000 Facebook fans– 1,000 Twitter followers
• Income– $161,000– 1640 donors
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Beth Cathey VP, New Business Development Direct: 972.664.2339 Cell: 972.571.8644 Email: [email protected]: beth.catheyTwitter: @bethcathey
Contact Me – Happy to Help!
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Open DoorsOpen Doors works in the world's most oppressive countries, strengthening Christians to stand strong in the face of persecution and equipping them to shine Christ's light in these dark places.
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Free to Believe
• Rally support against the UN’s “Defamation of Religions” resolution and acquire new like-minded donors that will resonate with Open Doors’ mission.
Goal of the Campaign
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Who: The Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), an inter-governmental organization of 57 states with majority or significant Muslim populations, has been working for several years through the United Nations system to justify and advance the Defamation of Religions Resolution.What: The Defamation of Religions Resolution, introduced in the UN, seeks to criminalize words or actions that are deemed to be against a particular religion, especially against Islam. Although proponents justify the “defamation of religion” concept as protecting religious practice and promoting tolerance, it really promotes intolerance and human rights violations of religious freedom and freedom of speech for religious minorities in these countries.Why: The Defamation of Religions Resolution has the effect of providing international legitimacy for national laws that punish blasphemy or otherwise ban criticism of a religion.When: The OIC is expected to propose to the UN General Assembly another “defamation of religions” resolution to be voted on late November/early December.Where: The UN General Assembly in New York City, New York.
The Brief
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The Opportunity
Open Doors donors tend to be activistic in nature and analytics
revealed that new people acquired through advocacy
issues convert to donors at a higher rate than other names.
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ODUSA Donors Acquisition/Awareness New Names/ Donors Media Channels:
Online:
Add voice to Free to
Follow up to direct mail Direct Mail:
Sign the declaration to UN Secretary General and Committee on
Appropriations in Sept. appeal. Newsletter:
Follow-‐up to direct mail in October NL.
Social Media:
Facebook You Tube Twitter
Online:
Drudge Report Town Hall / Hot Air World Net Daily Google Ad Words
Radio Spots:
AFA Salem
Direct Mail:
Sept. Appeal Petition (OD Donor Network)
Free to Believe Campaign: Communication Strategy
Sign the Decl. of Support
STAND UP!
Free to Believe Wall Goal: 100K United!
Free to Believe Microsite
(offline signatures added)
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The Solution93Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Create online engagement and allow for easy sharing
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Social Engagement
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You Tube
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Facebook Ads
- 8,085,000 Impressions- Click Rate of .063%- 1087 New Names- Cost to Acquire a new name was less than $3
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Outcomes• Unique Visitors: 19,541
• Page Views: 166,314
• Pages per visit: 7
• Ave. Time on Site: 3:43
• Percent of new visitors to the site 82%
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Results
• Conversion Series Open Rate: 43%
• Click Through Rate: 37% (over the entire 5 step welcome series)
• Income: Yet To Be Determined
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Results
428,587 Signatures from over 70 countries
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CONTACT US
• Chad Williams: [email protected]• Tim Kachuriak: [email protected]• John Carley [email protected]• Beth Cathey [email protected]• Brad Davies [email protected]
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