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Amplifying Voices ● Creating Communities Stacy Nunnally [email protected] www.facebook.com/stacynunnally twitter.com/stacynunnally inkedin.com/in/stacynunnally Social Media Basics for Nonprofits
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Amplifying Voices ● Creating Communities

Stacy [email protected]

www.facebook.com/stacynunnallytwitter.com/stacynunnally

inkedin.com/in/stacynunnally

Social Media Basics for Nonprofits

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Build Relationships

Amplify Voices

Create Communities

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What do you want to know

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Social Media Matters…

Facebook has 1.11 billion active users each month. It has 665 million users each day. If it were a

country, it would be the 3rd largest in the world.

FB is the single largest repository for user-

generated content such as pics, videos, links, and comments. Users share 2.5B pieces of content

each day.

People spend over 700 billion minutes

per month on Facebook.

Average user has 130 friends.70% of B2C

marketers say they have acquired a

customer through Facebook

Facebook will account for 13% of worldwide mobile

ad revenue in 2013

Fastest growing segment on Facebook?

55 – 65 yeer old females

23% of all time spent on apps in

the US is on Facebook

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Social Media Matters…

Twitter has 500 million users. #2 search engine

on the web

50% of tech companies say

they have acquired a customer

through Twitter.

Twitter users send 400 million tweets

each day.1 Billion total

users

500 years of YouTube videos are watched on Facebook every

day

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Social Media Matters…

200 million+ users

New functions for company pages

61% of social media users primarily use LinkedIn for professional networking

Almost 10% of US marketers have

found a customer through LinkedIn

60% of LinkedIn users have

clicked on an ad on the site

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Social Media Matters…

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By the Numbers:Google+: 343 million active users (January 2013)

Facebook: 1.1 Billion Monthly users (May 2013)

Flickr: 87 million users (March 2013)

Instagram: 100 million users (February 2013)

LinkedIn: 225 million users (May 2013)

MySpace: 32.6 million monthly visitors (May 2013)

Pinterest: 48.7 million users (February 2013)

Tumblr: 216 million monthly visitors (May 2013)

Twitter: 500 million total users (March 2013)

Vimeo: 14 million users (December 2012)

WordPress: 66 million blogs (May 2013)

YouTube: 1 billion users (March 2013)

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Source: Laura Lee S. Dooley, World Resources Institute and Danielle Brigida, National Wildlife Federation

COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA

Space defined by Media Owner

Organization in control

One way / Delivering a

message

Repeating the message

Organization-focused

Entertaining

Organization created content

SOCIAL MEDIA

Space defined by Consumer

Consumer in control

Two way / Conversational

Adapting the message/ beta

Consumer-focused / Adding value

Influencing, involving

User created content / Co-creation

Traditional Communication vs. Social Media

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Social Media Policy

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Social Media Strategy

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Social Media Strategy

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Each personal interaction between a company and a customer or between you and a member of your community

presents an opportunity to gain an advocate for your brand

Social Media Matters…

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IDEAS: Twitter

Tweet to/ about press

Tweet live from events

Ask for $; Show ROI

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IDEAS: Facebook

Tell a story. Use humor

Ask questions;

use incentives

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IDEAS: Social Media Advocates

Ask advocates to share an important message

Recruit volunteers to share social

media messages

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IDEAS: Facebook Engagement

Surveys, polls, online

voting

Incentives for answering questions

“Like” as a call to action

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IDEAS: Pinterest

Source: Hubspot

Create boards and pin pics of

volunteers, videos, etc.

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IDEAS: Creative Fundraising

“Sponsored likes”

KickStarter

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GaggleAMP

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Constant Contact

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Tools and Resources

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Amplifying Voices ● Creating Communities

Stacy [email protected]

www.facebook.com/stacynunnallytwitter.com/stacynunnally

inkedin.com/in/stacynunnally

Social Media Basics for Nonprofits


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