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Social Media | The Big 3

Social Media: The Big 3 for Nonprofits

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Short presentation on social media as it relates to nonprofits and giving some context to the three main platforms they should know about (Blogs, Facebook, Twitter). Given as a segment of the Nonprofit Marketing Bootcamp put on in Portland, OR by Erica Mills on 6-3-11.

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Social Media | The Big 3

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Technology Waiter

“How am I suppose to do all of this, I already don’t have enough time to do my job(s)?”

~Previous Participant~

I provide the menu and recommendations

…You pick a couple items to try and go

from there

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Technology Waiter

Don’t Overeat the Technology

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Road Map

• Blog

• Facebook

• Twitter

• Wrapping Up

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Format For The Day

Follow the Road Map

Keep It a Conversation

Got a Question…

Ask it

Everyone is a Contributor

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Is it all hype or is there real data for Social Media?

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Wave 5: The Socialization of Brands

• 37,600 respondents

• 53 countries

• Since 2006

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Wave 5 Report

Those that have affiliated with a brand online

Source: Universal McCann , Wave 5 Report

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Email Still Matters

Impact on feeling more “Positive & Loyal”

Source: Universal McCann , Wave 5 Report

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Idealware | Social Media Decision Guide

• Survey (460)• Discussion Groups (6)• Case Study Analysis (273)• Facebook Survey (271)• Twitter Survey (69)

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Idealware | Social Media Decision Guide

Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media

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Idealware | Social Media Decision Guide

Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media

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Idealware | Social Media Decision Guide

Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media

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What Is A Blog

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Key Elements Of A Blog

• Clear Focus of Topics

• Ability to Comment

• Categories

• Tags

• RSS Feed

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A Blogs Niche

• Establish yourself as an authority

• Build community around your topic areas

• Demonstrate you are relevant/topical

• Website Traffic and nerdy SEO stuff

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Blog Metric Examples

• Number of Comments

• Backlinks

• Number of RSS subscribers

• Social Sharing

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Blog Tips

• Be careful with the “Labels”

• Use appropriate format

• Guidelines or “House Rules”

• Keep the focus on the community

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What Is Facebook

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Key Elements Of Facebook

• Fan Page

• Comments

• User News Feed

• Share/Like buttons

• Multi-Media Experience

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The Facebook Niche

• Working to be the hub of “everything”

• Overlap between Org and user’s personal

• Existing community large and growing

• Power of the share/recommend

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Facebook Metric Examples| Page Insights

• Demographics

• Interactions

• Trends/Changes

• Traffic

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Facebook Tips

• Custom/Promotion Tabs

• Vanity URL

• Stop Broadcasting

• Contests

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What Is Twitter

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Key Elements Of Twitter

• Tweet

• RT

• List

• #Hashtags

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The Twitter Niche

• Conversation is truly public

• Building Partnerships

• Joining relevant conversations

• Sharing links

• Built for Mobile

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Twitter Metric Examples

• Mentions

• ReTweets (RTs)

• Listed

• Clicks on posted links

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Twitter Tips

• Keep Your Handle/Name brief (RT-able)

• Use hashtags wisely

• Keep your listening ears on

• Be reciprocal in your relationships

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Major Takeaways

• Social Media is an important

• Social Media is only one part of the toolkit

• Engagement is the minimum/ No broadcasting

• Not “Likeable” offline = Not “Likeable” online

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Wrapping It All Up

Questions????

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Thank You

Ash ShepherdProject Strategist

[email protected]

NPower NorthwestWebsite: www.npowernw.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/npowernwTwitter: @NPTech_Ash