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5. Where are you today?
• What are you doing to get new traffic?
• How are you tracking your leads?
• How do you determine which of your
marketing tactics are working?
• Is your website search optimized?
• What ROI do you get on your social media?
6. The “Typical” Nonprofit Picture:
Challenge 1 of 4
GENERATING TRAFFIC
Not search optimized and, thus, not “findable”.
Not utilizing social media and other traffic generating
tools.
Has a very small number of backlinks (external links
from other sources linking to your website; average
needed is 100-300).
Do not have a Content Strategy and not utilizing blogs,
PPC, webinars, eBooks, or other types of content that
can attract new traffic.
7. The “Typical” Nonprofit Picture:
Challenge 2 of 4
GETTING LEADS
Not capturing online leads & doesn’t have a way of
tracking when/ if they get leads online.
Not converting an adequate percentage of traffic into
leads from their website.
Don’t even know how many leads come to their
website.
8. The “Typical” Nonprofit Picture:
Challenge 3 of 4
INCREASING DONATIONS
No automatic mechanisms in place to help nurture
leads.
Not doing anything to nurture online leads into
donations.
9. The “Typical” Nonprofit Picture:
Challenge 4 of 4
IMPROVING MARKETING TACTICS OVER TIME
Have low Google Page Rank (4/10 or less).
Not tracking leads from source through outcome.
Does not measure what marketing tactics are working (or
not).
10. Most understand they have these
challenges … but don’t know what
to do ….
Website agencies?
PR?
SEO?
Social Media?
Branding?
There is no silver bullet from any one discipline.
An integrated solution gets the best results! We’re
providing a methodology ….Inbound Marketing
11. History of Marketing
• 50 years ago: Mass Marketing revolution made
possible by TV
•Clicker
•Cable TV
•TiVo
•Internet better content than TV (mass
marketing is OVER)
•New revolution and transformation from mass
marketing to inbound marketing
12. How to Get Results in Today’s
Marketing Environment
What is Inbound Marketing? It is a methodology
that makes you findable by leveraging your website,
social media, blogging, search engine optimization,
search engine marketing and email marketing.
So, how do YOU create an inbound marketing
program?
14. Foundational: Website Functionality
-Includes a Content Management System
to manage content
-Includes a content management system
for SEO
-Collect money online securely
-eCommerce
-Build your database of constituents
-Add forms/call to action/landing pages
-Blog
-Event registration/sell tickets
15. Foundational:
Why Content Strategy Matters
…marketing/development departments have got to start acting like
media empires… Because audiences turn to what they view as
"authorities" all over the Web to guide their own behaviors and
decisions.
http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=148355
16. 6 Tips for Creating Valuable
Branded Content
http://mashable.com/2011/04/01/branded-
content/
1. Be on the Side of the User
2. Start Platform-Agnostic
3. Make it Portable, Findable & Shareable
4. Release Early, Release Often
5. Stay Close to the Data
6. Be Prepared to Be Surprised
17. Understanding content:
different types of content
• Proprietary Content: You create and it forms basis of
SEO, social sharing, offers, blog posts, press releases,
eBooks, presentations, website copy, video, webinars.
• Syndicated and 3rd Party Content: News feeds
(Reuters) or research (Altimeter, Forrester, IDC).
(Usually requires paid subscription)
• Fair Use Content: Free content from sources all over
the web (headlines, thumbnail photos, galleries, quotes,
social media feeds) Daylife, Moveover & OneSpot
• Movement Marketing: Engage audiences around
issues. (environmental, green, breast cancer, etc.)
19. Inbound Mktg Source Important Leads
Data based on organizations using this methodology: Source: State of Inbound Marketing Report - http://bit.ly/aewfHr
20.
21. Success Drives Investment in Inbound
Source: State of Inbound Marketing Report - http://bit.ly/aewfHr
22. Inbound Marketing is Cost Effective
Source: State of Inbound Marketing Report - http://bit.ly/aewfHr
30. Leads by Indexed Web Pages
Source: State of Inbound Marketing Lead Generation Report - http://bit.ly/cVMpkn
31. Indexed pages help traffic & branding
when you keep showing up in results
32.
33. 10 Content Ideas for
Blogs, Email and Social Media
Answer Customer Questions (Generate a list of questions)
Aggregate Industry Information (Compile popular industry statistics,
images, videos, etc. into one article … save them time!)
Think Beyond Text (Publish video, audio interviews of industry experts,
event photos, etc.)
Seek Out Guest Authors (They get exposures and a link to their own
website or blog!)
Make Lists (how-to, best-of, etc.)
Make Charts
Think Like an OpEd Writer (Take a stance… get controversial
Look at Your Analytics (Write a post relevant to who is following you)
Review Industry Books (Write or produce video reviews; identify segments)
Break News (Summarize news announcements and relate to your industry)
http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/6023/10-Simple-Strategies-for-Business-Blog-
Content.aspx#ixzz1ElRzEq6m
34. Making Sure You Rank High
So Users Can Find You
Paid Search
Results
Natural
Search
Results
40. Factors Affecting Google Rank
-Amount of traffic that comes to your site
- How many back links come into your site
-How well your site is search optimized
52. Offers
When do YOU take action on a website?
Information you want or need
Discount
Giveaway
Ebooks, white pages
Webinars
Use your imagination!
72. How to Find Your Google Page Rank
(highly correlated with search results)
Download Google Toolbar OR go to:
http://www.prchecker.info/check_page_rank.php
73. The Challenge with Do-It-Yourself
-Time!
- Information is not integrated
74. Automated software does all of this and more!
- Check each page for SEO improvements.
- Review inbound links.
- Maintain an integrated marketing funnel (track leads from blogs,
social media, email etc and track ROI).
- Send automated emails to help nurture conversions.
- Create lists of leads and send targeted communications.
- Blog analytics: uncover best articles.
- Like Organizations: compare your marketing metrics.
- Analyze visits by page.
- Monitor social media conversations.
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