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Social Technologiesfor non-profits and special causes

2012 editionflickr.com/photos/dm-set

Agenda

About SM404Community

Best Practise ApproachExamples

Key Considerations

people

processorganization

technology

2006

‘C’ level social media

1999

strategic consulting:

community

2000 1993

CX

you

theindividual

thecommunity

Community eXperience

focus on therelationships

CX

What you arewilling to do

Whatindividuals

want

What you want

them to do

You &the individual

You& the

community

Whatthey do foreach other

most common mistake

flickr.com/photos/schillergarcia

picking a tool first

Understanding Human Communication, Ninth Edition, Adler/Rodman, 2006

The Not-SoSecret Sauce:

OASIS

Objectives – determine what you want to achieve first.

Audience – profile your audience.

Strategy – pick a path that fits.

Implementation – select the technologies.

Sustainment – nurture. measure. adjust.

Relative Effort By Phase

OASISThe first step is deciding what you are trying to do:

Raise money? Gain more members? Raise awareness?

Create a S.M.A.R.T*. Objective (or two)

Make sure your Social Media objective contributes to at least one organizational objective

*Specific, Measureable, Attainable, Relevant, Timed

let’s try one

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The internet is populated by individuals who each have their own capability, behaviours, and desires.

Know who they are.Know where they are.

empowered.forrester.com/tool_consumer.html

OASIS

OASIS

OASIS

OASIS

OASIS

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choose tools that align with strategychoose tools that your audience uses

OASIS

the language of tools

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OASIS

what not to do

OASIS

stevebaines.biz

OASIS

nurture, measure, adjust

it’s about interaction

flickr.com/photos/polandeze

OASIS

a word about content...

trust.edelman.com

trust

“If you can’t measure it,you can’t manage it.”

- Peter Drucker

OASIS

OASIS

OASIS

examples

engagement throughcuration and promotion

awareness

call to action

promote change

advocacy

fundraise

blog.justgiving.commarch 2012

philanthropy.com

2011 Kiva Annual Report

flickr.com/photos/watfordgap

key consideration

fish where the fish are

thinkwithgoogle.com/insights

BabyCenter 21st Century Mom 2012: American Media Mom Report

related:Responsive Web Design

website

tablet

mobile

key consideration

create and packagein small pieces for easy

mixing, sharing, consuming

flickr.com/photos/markhillary

(YMMV)

key consideration

flickr.com/photos/tharendra

mashable.com/2012/09/25/non-profits-cat-videos

learning from cute cats

key consideration

what’s your cause?

flickr.com/photos/ertxis it as important as mine?

flickr.com/photos/mooseblend

SaveTeddy.catext TEDDY to 12345

@Teddy

Text

online, offline, outside

Create Once, Reuse Everywhere

key consideration

start small

resources

Nonprofit Social Media Case Studiesventureneer.com/big-ideas/social-media/case_studies

Nonprofit Tech 2.0nonprofitorgs.wordpress.com

Beth's Blog: Nonprofits and Social Mediabeth.typepad.com/beths_blog

NTEN: Nonprofit Technology Networknten.org

bethkanter.org

SocialMedia404.com

@JohnSheridan@SM404

slideshare.net/johnsheridan

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