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Social Media Best Practices for Non Profits

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Volunteering as a social media trainer during my first Seattle GiveCamp on October 2011 at the Microsoft campus.Co-presented with Karianne Stinson & Ashay Chaudhary.10/22-23
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Social Media Best Practices For Nonprofits Ashay Chaudhary @ashay_c Software Consultant Felice Lam @FeliceLam Social Marketing Community Manager
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Page 1: Social Media Best Practices for Non Profits

Social Media Best Practices

For Nonprofits

Ashay Chaudhary@ashay_cSoftware

Consultant

Felice Lam@FeliceLam

Social Marketing Community

Manager

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Survey Says…

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Online Giving

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Define Your Goals and Prioritize

You can do A LOT with social. What do you want to achieve?• Drive new members? • Build your audience?• Educate? • Expand your marketing

message?• Connect with new orgs? • Build relationships with

influencers? • Improve attendance at

events?• Increase community feedback

about your service?• Build relationships with news

organizations? • Connect with new donors? • Improve relationship with

current donors?

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Social Channels

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Every 20 minutes….

•  1M links shared

•  1.4M event invites sent

•  2.7 messages sent

•  1.8M status updates

•  10.2M comments made*Digitalbuzz blog: http://www.digitalbuzzblog.com/facebook-statistics-stats-facts-2011/

• Profile• Page • Group• Events• Photos and Videos• Post 3-5 times a week

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• Followers: people you track

• Following: people tracking you

• Tweet: post

• Retweet / RT: forward another’s Tweet

• DM: Direct Message

• Tweetup: Face-to-face gathering

• Hashtag: #; used to categorize tweets (i.e. #nonprofits, #FF/#followfriday)

• @ Replies• Search Your Org• Bit.ly shortener • Hashtags• Character Limit• Post 5-10 times a week

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Blog

• Journaling

• Training

• Updates

• Best Practices

• Testimonials

• Peer Support

• Solicit ideas/info

• Announcements• Personal Stories• Campaign Success

Stories• Clear Call to Action• Post at least once a

week

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YouTube Blog

Twitter Facebook

Website

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Set Realistic and Measurable Objectives

What to look for:

• Fan growth?• Community interaction?• Number of new donors?• Outreach to people on Twitter?• Number of blog posts about your organization on other

blogs?• Number of site visits from social?• Number of messages sent per week?• Number of comments made per week?• Number of RT’s?

You’ll only learn if you’re meeting your goals if you measure what you’re doing!

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Best Practices

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Time Required

According to Beth Kanter, nonprofit social media expert

• 5 hours/week to start listening

• 10 hours/week to participate

• 10-15 hours/week to generate buzz

• 20+ hours/week to build community

• (At least) 3-6 months until you see results

http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2008/10/how-much-time-d.html

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Editorial Calendar

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60-30-10 model

60%

30%

10%

Traditional Communications and Fundraising

Messages

Other types of messages

Sharing resources from 3rd parties, adding

value (tips/tricks, news, etc.) for the

community, getting insight into what they want from the brand

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Analytics

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Listen

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Campaign Across Channels

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Online Donations

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Partner with Corporations

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Free Blogging Sites

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Facebook Events

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Event Promotions

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Social Buttons

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Facebook Groups

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Be Human

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Resources

• Slideshare: www.slideshare.net

• Connection Café blog: www.connectioncafe.com

• Beth’s Blog: http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/

• NTEN site and blog: http://nten.org/

• Technorati: www.technorati.com

• Techsoup: http://techsoup.org/

• Non-profits on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/nonprofits#!/ nonprofits?sk=info

• Twitter Jumpstart: http://bit.ly/nptwitterguide

• Idealware Nonprofit Social Media Decision Guide : http:// www.idealware.org/reports/nonprofit-social-media- decision-guide

• Google for Nonprofits: http://www.google.com/nonprofits/

• Bitly: http://bit.ly/

• PayPal: https://merchant.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=merchant/donations

• LinkedIn for Nonprofits: http://learn.linkedin.com/nonprofits/

• YouTube for Nonprofits: http://www.youtube.com/nonprofits

• Nonprofits on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/nonprofitorgs

• Pew Internet: http://www.pewinternet.org/


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