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Mobile for Today’s Nonprofits

Presented by Tonia Zampieri &

Anusha Sethuraman – Smart Online, Inc. The developers of SmartOn™ Mobile solutions that will help bring your mission further with

mobile

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Agenda

• The Big 4 in Mobile – Overview

• Today’s nonprofit challenges – how can mobile assist?

• Summary of Smart Online Whitepaper findings

• Mobile readiness assessment (handout)

• Additional nonprofit mobile resources

• Invent Your App Contest Announcement

• Q& A

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Outcomes

• Understand the basics of mobile technology

• Know 4 categories of NPO mobile channel & give examples

• Identify your organization’s mobile readiness

• Create your own mobile roadmap (fundraising, advocacy, program delivery) success

• Learn about – ‘Invent your App’ contest

– Additional education/resources

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The Big 4

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• Completely different layout from static site

• Available via any mobile device w/Internet

• Start w/most critical calls to action

– Donation pages, volunteer opps, top programs

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Soles4Souls.org Static website homepage

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Soles4Souls.OrgMobile Website

Home Page Donate page Get Involved page

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• Stands for ‘short message service’

• Use text messaging as form of communication

• Text2Give falls under this category

• MMS – Multimedia messaging service

– video, photo

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Text4Baby Case Study(program delivery)

GoalTo reach low-income new mothers or mothers to be to promote maternal and child health

ActionText BABY (or BEBE in Spanish)to 511411 – free weekly texts•Timed to due date or • Baby’s date of birth

OutcomeHelp Moms take good care of themselves –

and their babies

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• Major device OS (Apple, Android, BB, etc.)

• Deep engagement – 2 way

• Rich Engagement and Offline capabilities

• Integration with external databases

– contact management systems (no silos)

– Volunteer, gov’t officials, donation systems, etc

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National Parks Conservation AssociationPrimary goals: increase email list & engagement w/org.

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• Can be Text2Give, mobile website or app

• Must be integrated with existing campaign

• Marketing is KEY to success

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Not mobile optimized Mobile optimized

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Big 3 Questions to ask

• What is the desired outcome?

Define top 1-3 goals for next 12/18 months

• Who is the target audience?

• What are the channels needed based on the above?

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• Idea: understand users

– What do they do with their phones?

– Causes and apps – how do they react?

• Showcase results

Surveyed ~300 consumers

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Questions we asked

• Usage on smartphone vs. PC

• Mobile ‘unfriendly’ website – what do you do?

• Mobile app or mobile website?

• Used an app for a cause you care about?

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Smartphones vs. PCs - Sales

• Smartphone sales beat PC sales

– 100.9 million Smartphones

– 92.1 million PCs (Q4 2010) *

* International Data Corp., 2010

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Salvation Army App

• Social Justice ‘The Daily Cup’ App

– 190,000 downloads in 6 weeks

– Over 10% response rate *

This example reiterates the rate of proliferation of smartphones –you want to build your presence here, and quickly

* Salvation Army., 2010/2011

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Smartphones vs. PCs –Usage• 72% open emails more often on their

phones or equally on their phones and computers

• 63% open social networking sites similarly

Always on my phone

Equally

More often on my phone

Less often on my phone

Don’t open emails on my phone

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Mobile ‘Unfriendly’ Websites

Get frustrated and disengage

Leave the website and forget about it

Open it later on a computer

Zoom in and read information with difficulty

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Comparison: Mobile Website or Apps

• 67% prefer app for utility

• 62% for social networking

• 26% for fundraising events/advocacy

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• 21% used phones to support nonprofits

• 59% want to receive real time updates

Causes & Mobile – Consumer Reaction

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World Wildlife Fund - Canada

• 10,000 downloads since Nov launch

• Promotes org news

• Goal – reach 1 million (5 yrs)

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The Idea begins with You

• Invent Your App

• Submissions accepted till

April 30

• Voting begins – May 1

Your Brand. Your Supporters. Your App!

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App Ideas

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What are your next steps?

• Mobile readiness questionnaire

• Get informed! (beyond today)

• Get buy in, set a strategy, timeline & budget

• Develop mobile roadmap – build tiered plan

– 1st release, 2nd, etc. + maintenance

Mobile is here – doing nothing is NOT an option!

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Additional Resources

• LinkedIn Groups:– Mobile Technology for nonprofit organizations

• Websites– http://www.mobilecommercedaily.com/– http://smartonmobile.com

• Blog on mobile email best practices, causes & mobile, etc.

• Notable Twitter handles:– @iheartcharity, @smartonmobile @NPOmobile– @NTENorg @NetSquared

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Where do you stand today?

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Appendix

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Best Practices – Mobile Emails

• ‘View on Mobile Device’ link

• Single column layouts

• Branding and Calls to Action at the top

• Read blog article at• http://www.smartonline.com/smarton-products/smarton-mobile/best-practices-for-

creating-mobile-emails/


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