Web, Search Marketing, Social Media for Nonprofits by Suzanne McDonald Designated Editor
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Current tools, tips, and social media platforms for nonprofits and organizations with limited budgets by Suzanne McDonald, Chief Content and Social Strategist at Designated Editor. Presented at AFPRI, Association of Fundraising Professionals.
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Web, Search Marketing, Social Media for Nonprofits by Suzanne McDonald Designated Editor
- 1. Maximizing Resources Designated Editor Speaking Series Making Web, Search & Social Media Work for You Association of Fundraising Professionals Rhode Island Suzanne McDonald Content & Social Strategist at Designated Editor @Sue_DesigEditor
- 2. suzanne’s experience Social Media Strategies professor 6 years Page 1 Masters in Journalism & Mass Communications BA in Journalism www.designatededitor.com 2
- 3. Communications hasn’t changed www.designatededitor.com 3
- 4. who is your audience? Who might be your best advocates? What are their defining characteristics? What are they looking for? Are you using the right vocabulary? www.designatededitor.com 4
- 5. your target audience Refine your target audience Tap into your Look at analytics statistics Use your Examine keywords demographics www.designatededitor.com 5
- 6. Bruno Maia, IconTexto http://www.icontexto.com www.designatededitor.com 6
- 7. Where does content live? Social Media Blog Email Website www.designatededitor.com 7
- 8. Target Desired audience info Usability Visitors 8 www.designatededitor.com
- 9. speak to specific people XXXX www.designatededitor.com 9
- 10. Website & blog resources www.designatededitor.com 10
- 11. Links Keywords Content SEO www.designatededitor.com 11
- 12. your blog Google & search engines <3 fresh content Activate keywords & make multimedia Offers a glimpse inside your brand Enable and moderate comments Use an editorial calendar www.designatededitor.com 12
- 13. email http://www.readwriteweb.com/cloud/assets_c/2011/09/infographic_abs_final-33590.php www.designatededitor.com 13
- 14. email www.designatededitor.com 14
- 15. how easy is it to use your site? ‘Put your mom in front of your site and see if she can figure it out’ − Tim Ash Sitetuners.com www.designatededitor.com 15
- 16. Editorial calendars Match info to Content your SEO creators Resources www.designatededitor.com 16
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- 18. Google Alerts Facebook Twitter Polls Social Trends LinkedIn Answers www.designatededitor.com 18
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- 20. Forrester’s social strategy People Learn your audience’s social activities and behaviors Objectives Decide what you want to accomplish Strategy Plan how your motives will change your relationship with your audience Technology Choose what social media platforms you want to use for your campaign www.designatededitor.com 20
- 21. Creating Facebook updates • Provide sneak-peeks & previews • Create conversations & contests • Conduct polls & ask questions • <250 characters = 60% more Likes • Photos & video = 2x engagement www.designatededitor.com 21
- 22. events www.designatededitor.com 22
- 23. Targeting Facebook ads • Towns & cities • Interests & Likes • Education • Age • Gender • Marital status www.designatededitor.com 23
- 24. Facebook Insights Engagement &Relevance www.designatededitor.com 24
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- 26. http-//socialtimes.com/twitter-vs-facebook-infographic_b73972 www.designatededitor.com 26
- 27. Connections www.designatededitor.com 27
- 28. http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/14/this-is-everything-you-need-to-know-about-pinterest-infographic/ www.designatededitor.com 28
- 29. Find a job Discover clients Searchable resume Connect on a professional level Overcome email blocks Continue the conversations Showcase your expertise www.designatededitor.com 29
- 30. LinkedIn: Nearly 2 billion people searches in 2010 http://www.simplyzesty.com/social-media/linkedin-2/essential-linkedin-stats-you-need-to-know/ www.designatededitor.com 30
- 31. LinkedIn market research Discover major companies withSearch Categorize prospects withTags Participate in Groups specific to your industry Contribute your expertise withAnswers Find and Connectwith key influencers Host or attend an Event and share it www.designatededitor.com 31
- 32. QR codes http://mashable.com/2011/07/23/creative-qr-codes/ www.designatededitor.com 32
- 33. QR codes: Where are they used? useful? http://www.comscoredatamine.com/2011/12/20-million-americans-scanned-a-qr-code-in-october/ www.designatededitor.com 33
- 34. QR codes: How to make ’em http://www.comscoredatamine.com/2011/12/20-million-americans-scanned-a-qr-code-in-october/ www.designatededitor.com 34
- 35. tools to consider www.designatededitor.com 35
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- 37. Google Analytics: soon + social www.designatededitor.com 37
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- 39. Quality content Optimizes Interests humans social graph Integrates SEO www.designatededitor.com 39
- 40. In-person engagement www.designatededitor.com 40
- 41. Thank you! Designated Editor Speaking Series Making Web, Search & Social Media Work for you Association of Fundraising Professionals Rhode Island Suzanne McDonald Content & Social Strategist at Designated Editor @Sue_DesigEditor
Notas do Editor
- 2,000 years ago Fundamentals of communicationsHow do you know who to address on your website? Today is the day you can stop guessingMaster’s degree
- Need to develop a hypothesis of personae, whether you are marketing on the web or social. You need to SPEAK to SOMEONE. If everyone is a client, no one self-identifies as YOUR client … no one sees that what you do can solve his/her problem.URI students parents of young children=middle-aged
- Tactics to help answer and refine these questions. In the scientific method, you test your hypothesis. Same here, so run some experiments, crunch some data
- Your website and blogEmail newsletterSocial mediaBlogger relations & PRIn-person interactionsAdditional outreach platformsTying it all together
- Your website and blog Email newsletterSocial media Blogger relations & PRIn-person interactions Additional outreach platforms Tying it all together
- Background image: rock climbing vs
- Be sure to have a conversion, such as a newsletter signup
- Bring value: Discounts, deals, fun invitesContent: Enhance SEO, social engagementLeads and insights: Recommendations Explanations: Who you are, why engageInformation: Improve their lives Quick answers: Information ASAP
- Editorial calendar should include: Holidays,Conferences Important dates/events that you’d like to get a post out ahead ofEmbed YouTube,Record your presentations,Review the books you’re reading,Schedule aheadBe sure to appoint an Editor and content quality control, a function DE provides for some clients, along w Editorial Calendar developmenthttp://sncr.org/2010/02/19/journalists-use-of-social-media-is-surging-according-to-2nd-annual-middlebergsncr-survey-of-media-in-the-wired-world/80% of journalists believe bloggers have become “important opinion shapers.” Society for New Communication Research
- http://www.readwriteweb.com/cloud/assets_c/2011/09/infographic_abs_final-33590.php
- Does your site, if your target audience comprises people like your mom, speak to her?It’s OK to throwaway a site that’s not working – not the URL though
- It all starts with peopleGoals: You can’t expect to gain anything if you don’t aim for itStrategy: Social media can be a big time suck. Are you wasting your time and your followers’ time? Editorial calendars help here and w goalsPlatforms: Go where you audience is!
- Offer discounts & exclusives
- Don’t forget about polls and Facebook Causes
- Set daily or lifetime budget Set your run scheduleChoose CPC or CPM Fewer clicks = CPCBid higher than suggested Track your performance
- What works & Your consumers vs. fans
- #1 reason is for deals. Mentioned previously Groupon and social buying. Huge cost to the business. Why not reward your most loyal? http-//socialtimes.com/twitter-vs-facebook-infographic_b73972
- Connections: NIM, use Twitter to engage, test your audience
- 30% of users = 25-34 y.o 80% female $25-75K household incomemidwesterners more engaged than w other sm platformshttp://techcrunch.com/2012/03/14/this-is-everything-you-need-to-know-about-pinterest-infographic/
- 6 million LinkedIn members work in saleshttp://econsultancy.com/us/blog/7334-social-media-statistics-one-year-laterSays to me: great for prospecting!
- Search and tagGroups – ConnectAnswersEvents
- Suggested uses: Video clips, discounts, http://mashable.com/2011/07/23/creative-qr-codes/
- http://www.comscoredatamine.com/2011/12/20-million-americans-scanned-a-qr-code-in-october/
- http://www.comscoredatamine.com/2011/12/20-million-americans-scanned-a-qr-code-in-october/
- Hootsuite: post to multiple accounts, see who connecting w/Bit.ly: How many clicks are you getting? How make your engagement betterEventbrite, reviews on Yelp and Google, SlideShare
- Bit.ly see what works: Spike was asking social friends to mention my linkGardenGrants – customize, see a real phrase & curiousity
- The more content you create, the feedback you get, the more data to crunch and better understand your audience.Initially, it’s like an echo chamber, but as the voices increase, a clearer picture emergesGoogle Analytics: Map overlay, keywords, where they’re coming from
- Something about regularly seeing someone, in person, that truly builds a relationship. Social media simply augments this, not necessarily supplants it.Next gathering a week from today at 41 North