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Knock Your DIY Acquisition Out Of The Park
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Agenda• Introductions
• Why DIY acquisition is not like ‘Field of Dreams’
• How Canadian Cancer Society is knocking it out of the park
• What acquisition enhancing tactics will boost your program (and are totally legal)
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Presenters
Sue DalosPrincipal ConsultantCharity Dynamicsca.linkedin.com/in/
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Mike KirkpatrickDirector of Marketing
Canadian Cancer Societyca.linkedin.com/in/
mikekirkpatrick
Sue brings her unique blend of traditional and technical expertise to Charity Dynamics as Principal Consultant. Her extensive experience in strategic development and management of integrated programs, offers clients actionable insights and forward-thinking solutions.
Mike is a dynamic senior leader with over 15 years of progressive digital and marketing experience with top Canadian brands. He has been a part of the team at the Canadian Cancer Society for more than 10 years.
Why We Love DIY
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Participants have choices
Do You Know Your Competition?
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Where do I start?
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About The Canadian Cancer SocietyMission The Canadian Cancer Society is a national, community-based organization of volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.
Vision Creating a world where no Canadian fears cancer.
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About The Cancer Fighters Program• Traditional independent or
“do-it-yourself” fundraising program
• Primarily online, self-serve experience
• Online fundraising platform to support fundraisers
• $3 million+ annual revenue
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Cancer Fighter fundraising categories
Celebrate
Weddings
Birthdays
Marathons
Yonge Street 10k
GoodlifeMarathon
Mississauga Marathon
Scotiabank Marathon
Sweat
General
Runs, rides, swims, other
Cuts
Headshaves
Corporate
General
BCAM
General
ManiCURES
Sell
General
General Awareness
+ Golf
General
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Challenges in Acquiring DIY Fundraisers• You need to find people who are extremely motivated by your
cause• You need to find people at the exact right time• You need to find the right idea to connect their passion with your
organization• You’re asking people to do a lot of work for you
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• Be well known in your category
• Ensure your organization & cause are prominent in outreach
• Be looking 24/7/365• Be easy to find when
people start looking
• Be ready to provide ideas and inspiration
• Use variety in your outreach
• Make getting involved easy and provide what support you can
CAUSE TIME
IDEAWORK
Responding to These Challenges
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Strategy: Invest in Brand Awareness• Be visible. Make yourself Heard
• Organizational top of mind awareness in your category is critical to being the first place people turn when they are ready to act.
• Strive to be the natural choice to help turn their passion into impact.
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Strategy: Operate within your Categories
Celebrate
Weddings
Birthdays
Marathons
Yonge Street 10k
GoodlifeMarathon
Mississauga Marathon
Scotiabank Marathon
Sweat
General
Runs, rides, swims, other
Cuts
Headshaves
Corporate
General
BCAM
General
ManiCURES
Sell
General
General Awareness
+ Golf
General
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Align Creative with your Categories
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Strategy: Digital Advertising• Search engine marketing• Paid social• Display advertising
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Search Engine Marketing• Be easy to find.
• When people are ready to select a charity that aligns with their cause, make sure they can find you.
• Search engines must be your friends.
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Search Engine Marketing• Go deep with your keywords and refine over time
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Search Engine Marketing• Go broad with your creative speaking to different motivations
Cause focus Ideas focus
Organization focusEasy focus
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Facebook Advertising• Use a variety of targeting methods to narrow your focus:
– Demographics– Behavioural– Retargeting– Facebook Custom Audiences
• Use a variety of ad units– News feed– Right side– Slideshow– Video
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Facebook advertising• Inspire people with ideas
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Digital advertising• Seek contextually relevant placement against your categories
– Example: Recruit runners on fitness oriented websites– Example: keyword target content that aligns with your categories
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Strategy: Partner with Established 3rd Party Events
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Leverage Partner Events in your Creative
Search Engine Ads Display Ads
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Strategy: Be Active on 3rd Party Giving Sites
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Be Easy to Do Business With
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Try, Test and Try Again• Don’t forget to set yourself up for measurement success
– Google Analytics– Online fundraising system tracking– Google Adwords– Facebook advertising reports– Conversion tracking
• Make sure you tag your links with source codes so you know what is working
• Always be testing your targeting, messaging and creative until you find the sweet spot
Summary
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Dip Your Toes In the Water
• Nonprofits invested $0.04 in digital advertising for every $1 of online revenue.
• This might not seem like much, but considering that overall online revenue grew by 19% in the last year, digital advertising is an increasingly important market for acquisition, conversion, and retention.
M+R 2016 Benchmark study
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In Summary
1. Do you homework 2. Identify your
audience(s)3. Creative &
messaging4. Channel Strategy5. Test, Test, Test
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2016 Fundraising Roundtables Peer-to-peer focused half day workshops bringing you the hottest trends in P2P fundraising.
• Washington D.C. – June 7th
• New York City – June 9th • Chicago – June 16th
Want to receive 50% off your registration?
Use promo code: Sizzle_50
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Presenters
Sue DalosPrincipal ConsultantCharity Dynamics
Mike KirkpatrickDirector of Marketing
Canadian Cancer [email protected]
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