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Social Media 101

Social Media 101 for Social Nonprofits

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Presentation given on October 23, 2008 to non-profit professionals from social, environmental, educational and health organizations.

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Social Media 101

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Introducti

ons

1. Where are your from?2. What do you do?3. Why are you here?4. What do you want to get out

of the workshop?5. What needs to happen this

morning for you to consider it successful?

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Social media is social.It’s a dialogue not a monologue.

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Gen Y connects with people, places and brands online

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People connect around shared interests

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People travel in packs

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Anyone can participate

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Who consumes social media?

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Consumer Internet Barometer & Forrester Research

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Social Technographics Ladder From Groundswell

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“Online social networking is an integral part of many people's lives and a natural extension of our means of communication which the Internet has created.

The next growth wave will be expanding and incorporating these networks into our business lives.”

Lynn Franco Director of The Conference Board Consumer Research Center

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People are talking about you.With or without you.

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Social media allows you to connect with your audience and build relationships

Marketing in the social world •When you says it - it’s advertising•When fans say it - it’s real, genuine and has value. •People don’t want to be marketed to.

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The Gorzka Model

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LearnUse what you learn to drive market strategies and outreach

Listen and respond to needs in real time

Engage in conversations to establish trust and get to know your fans

Engage

Listen

Build Relatio

nships

ParticipateIn ways meaningful to your fans that add value to the relationship

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Particip

ate

Be relevantBe authenticBe realspeak in the same conversation and language as your audience

When fans finds relevancy and value, they will be engaged

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Email and Information Overload

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Meet people where they are

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Social Networks

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Determine the path that’s right for you

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Raise Awareness and

Generate Interest in what you are doing

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Offer an unexpected view

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Invite your audience to see things from a new perspective

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Create an environment for collaboration

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Engage your next generation audience

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Identify Barriers

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Who’s responsible?

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• Staff – empower them to share what they are doing with the world.

• Board members – have them share their passion for your organization.

• Volunteers – encourage them to share their experiences and help recruit new ones.

Recruit

Ambassadors

Re-evaluating and re-writing job descriptions may be required

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Educate your Leadership

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Got Fear?

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Storytelling 101

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What does Success

Look Like?

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Opportuniti

es

•Attract new fans•Raise Awareness•Raise money•Show volunteer appreciation & recruit more•Develop your next generation audience•Show greater value to sponsors

People are connecting around things they are passionate about.It could be YOU!

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Creativity and Innovation

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Are you Ready?

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Mobilize your fans to tell others about you

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Engage your passionate fans!

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It’s not just an engagement tool. It’s a measurement tool.

It’s about the interaction.

Measure ROI with different metrics than traditional

marketing.

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• Actionable insights and listening and research as marketing currency– Listening-what do people think of you?– Energizing –WOM-how quickly is the

message spreading and who said it?– Embracing-who’s participating, how,

why?

Metrics

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RelationshipsConnectionsFree Love

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Julia GorzkaPresident and Founder

Brand Tampa - City Linkage

www.BrandTampa.comwww.CityLinkage.com

twitter.com/[email protected]

(813) 690-2100