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It’s common knowledge that nobody is raising money through Twitter or Facebook, right? Wrong. Several organizations have successfully increased their event revenues by giving tools their participants to reach out to donors via social media. This session will review statistics and summary recommendations from a research project jointly developed by Blackbaud and Charity Dynamics to understand how social networking tools from Facebook, Twitter and YouTube can extend Friends Asking Friends and raise more money for your fundraising events.
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NetWits Know-How on Using Twitter®, Facebook®, and YouTube® to Enhance Your Event’s ImpactDecember 18, 2009
Mark Davis
Mark Davis | Page #2 © 2009 Blackbaud
Using Twitter®, Facebook®, and YouTube® to Enhance Your Event’s Impact
Session Speakers and Agenda
Speakers· Mark Davis, Director of Technical Solutions, Blackbaud
Agenda· Introductions · Summary of Research Findings· Blackbaud Internet Solutions Overview
Special Thanks· Jodie Kolkowski, National Consultant, American Heart Association· Donna Wilkins, President, Charity Dynamics
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Using Twitter®, Facebook®, and YouTube® to Enhance Your Event’s Impact
Email as the Historic Driver of Online Growth
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009* $-
$250,000,000
$500,000,000
$750,000,000
$1,000,000,000
Estimated Annual US-Based Online Event Fundraising
Online fundraising represents about 30% of the overall event fundraising
Compared to 5% for the overall giving (Source: Giving USA 2008)
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People Spend More Time on Social Networking Sites than Email
Source: Nielsen/NetRatings Report March 2009
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Using Twitter®, Facebook®, and YouTube® to Enhance Your Event’s Impact
Why Bother with Facebook?
Facebook Statistics1
• Over 250 million active users
• 2/3 outside of college• Fastest growing
demographic is 35 years and older
Email vs. Facebook• 27 Average Emails• 130 Average Facebook
Friends1
Fundraising Myth?• Fundraising not
successful on Facebook3 • Fundraising Success in
Events
Sources:1. Facebook.com Statistics2. Nielsen/NetRatings Report March 20093. Washington Post, April 22, 2009
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Using Twitter®, Facebook®, and YouTube® to Enhance Your Event’s Impact
The Promise of Social Media
Source: Google Trends
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Research Project Outline Charity Dynamics / Blackbaud Partnership
750+ Events in 2009 and 66,000 event participants
Project Objective· To investigate the impact that social networking sites
like Facebook, Youtube and Twitter have on fundraising efforts enabled by Sphere® Events™.
Research Methodology· Staff Interviews· Data Analysis· Participant Surveys· Website Canvassing
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SUMMARY OF RESEARCH FINDINGS
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Organic activities
Blogging Updating Facebook
status Adding a link or photo to
Facebook or Twitter Creating a video file Creating a YouTube Tweeting
Today’s Integrated Tools
YouTube embedded in Friends asking Friends
Twitter embedded in Friends asking Friends
FeedRaiser Boundless Fundraising
FAF Facebook application
Personalized video
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Social Networking / Friends Asking Friends
• Update activities
• Speak up for causes
• Express opinions
• Influence others
• Active
• Community leaders
• Proud of your organization
• Emotional stories
• Reach friends & family
Social
Networking
Friends Asking Friends
Participants
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Research Questions Are Facebook and Twitter effective solicitation tools for participants?
Does using a YouTube video impact a participant’s fundraising success?
How does email fundraising compare with Social-Media fundraising?
Who is using these tools?
What are the best techniques to make sure they are adopted?
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Using Twitter®, Facebook®, and YouTube® to Enhance Your Event’s Impact
Email v Tweet v Feed v BF
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Social Media Impact on Returning Participants
Fundraising Goal Total Donations$0.00
$50.00
$100.00
$150.00
$200.00
$250.00
$300.00
$256.72
$225.90
$70.55
$22.97
Annual Increase from 2008 to 2009
Twitter Users No Social Media
Increase Fundraising Goals Matched by
Increase Fundraising Totals
Returning Participants Using Twitter for the First
Time Increased Fundraising Goal 4X Non-Social Media
Users.
Additional Social Media Tools Incentivized
Returning Participants
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Boundless Fundraising Results
Avg. Participant Raises 15 to 40% More with Boundless Fundraising Application
75% of Boundless Fundraising Driven Donations are from New Donors
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New Developments – YouTube and Personalized Video
Results Pending – Impact on Gift Size, Donor Conversion
Available to share with friends in email, share a link on social media
sites, blogs
Offer participants a personalized video
Improve Fundraising Personal Page with a YouTube-hosted Video
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Profile of Participants Using Social Media
Top Fundraisers· Use all tools available· Email· HQ Updates· Video· Social Media· Blogging· Offline
Slackers· Will make a couple of clicks to
use easy social media· Will not send email, upload a
picture· Go from $0 to low dollar
fundraiser· The “Coolness Factor”
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Used by Most Successful Fundraisers
Social Media Users Are Your Top Supporters
Social Media Users Come Closer to
Reaching their Goals
Social Media Users Set the Highest Goals
No Social Media
Twitter Feedraiser Boundless Fundraising
$0.00
$100.00
$200.00
$300.00
$400.00
$500.00
$600.00
$700.00
$800.00
$276
$660
$456
$692
$97
$590
$272$314
Avg. Fundraising Goal $ Online Donations per Participant
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Participants are Becoming Multi-channel Fundraisers
• Update their picture
• Create YouTube video
• Tweet
• Offline
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Profile of Donors Giving through Email
Email Prospects Immediate family Close friends Co-workers
Social Networking Prospects Immediate family Extended family Close friends Friends of friends College and high school
classmates Co-workers Past co-workers Business networking
contacts
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Comparing Email and Social Media
Lower Conversion Rates Offset by Higher Impressions
Facebook (Feedraiser
)
Twitter Email0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
0.26% 0.27%
25.00%
Conversion Rate
Facebook (Feedraiser)
Twitter Email -
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000 65,000
35,000
14,000
Estimated Impressions
Note: Assumes 500 Participants Using Solicitation Tools
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Average Gift Expectations
Younger, Newer Donors
Less Impactful Appeal
Less Connection between Participant and
Donor
Expect Lower Gift Sizes
Facebook (Feedraiser)
Twitter Email Facebook (Boundless Fundraising)
$0.00
$10.00
$20.00
$30.00
$40.00
$50.00
$60.00
$44.35 $42.83
$55.34
$45.28
Average Gift
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Marketing Best Practices – Make Your Participants Aware
Highlight in recruiting
Promote use in HQ
Promote in participant engagement emails
Urge team captains to promote to their teams
Reminder in phone calls
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How Participants Find These Tools
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Example: Alzheimer's Memory Walk
Provide Social Media Tool-kit· Tip Sheets, Facebook Join Links, Badges
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To-Do List
Assess which social media tools are of most interest to your participants
Enable FeedRaiser for Friends Asking Friends
Enable YouTube for Friends Asking Friends
Enable Twitter for Friends Asking Friends
Consider additional investment in Personalized Video or Boundless Fundraising Friends Asking Friends application
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BLACKBAUD INTERNET SOLUTIONS OVERVIEW
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TwitterFacebook
(Feedraiser)YouTube Social Media Toolkit
Blackbaud Sphere® Events™ – Social Media Toolkit
Released in June 2009 Included as Part of Blackbaud Sphere Events Easy to Activate for Any Event
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Facebook - Boundless Fundraising™ Automated Friend &
Participant Notifications
Customizable Fundraising Badge
One-click Friend Inviter
Simple Participant Download Options
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Fundraising Badge Gallery
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Key Take-Aways Social Media Tools Provide Greater Reach with Lower Conversions
New Channels Bringing in New Donors
Participants are Becoming More Demanding Fundraisers
“[Arthritis Foundation] was able to boost its overall fundraising results for this year’s event by 22 percent and its participation by 15 percent by leveraging social media tools integrated with Friends Asking Friends technology.”
- Blackbaud Press Release, December 16, 2009
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Thanks!