How to create a social media marketing plan for nonprofit organizations, steps and questions to consider when starting this process - Evonne Heyning @amoration presenting this for the 501 Nonprofit Tech Club at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, June 2012
3. My current “job”: Interactive Producer @TechSoup
Host of Nonprofits Live #NPlive, a live talk show with tech experts
4.
5. Campaign or organizational plan?
1: GOALS Mission & Purpose?
What do you want to accomplish?
Getting the Formula Measurable Goals
Right
Social Media
Marketing Call to Action Request
Planning
Organizational voice and brand
Step One:
CHART THE COURSE
Authority Position?
10. Social Media Transmedia Marketing Elements
Plan: Video (short)
Methods, Documentary
Other film/TV
Options, Outle Streaming Media
ts Events
Games
Geocaching
Online Ads
Live Storytelling
Comics
Entertainment Education
A sample of media Print Media
channels and places Visual Advertising
to consider story and Websites
campaign integration New Channels
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Google+
Groups and Lists
Other Web Communities
11.
12. 1 Get Timelines:
Strategic on
STRATEGY
Your Goals
PROGRAM TIMING
DELEGATION
Know your course,
deadlines, and work
out a plan step by INVOCATION
step
COMMUNITY CARE
BEAUTIFUL CLOSING
ANALYSIS & WRAPUP
35. Over 75% of brand LIKES
come from advertisements….
Are you asking for an endorsement?
What are deeper forms of
engagement to offer to your
followers?
37. SHARING remains a deeply
passionate activity for engaged
audiences to continue
conversations
38. Arts?
Try something new?
Try Photo
Mashups!
Theatre?
Using
Video?
Music?
Turntable
Social
Music
Sharing!
Try labs
& social
sites like
HitRECord
Pinterest
Quora
39. Hashtags ########
Research and find
tags from many
communities related
to your field
Participate in
conversations that
help you engage new
audiences and
strengthen your
authority positions
Use tags to organize
Information and grow
diverse conversations
40. Open APIs and Shareable Data?
Application Programming Interfaces open
Doors to data mashups of valuable information
44. Nonprofits rely
on multitasking
teams working
10 hours a week
or more on
posting, listenin
g, analysis and
conversation on
the social web
Most
organizations
have almost no
budget for
social media
yet some
leverage
thousands in
support
45. Timing and Investment Needed
Blogs: 1-4 hours per post
Twitter: 5-30 minutes a day
Facebook: 5-30 minutes a day
LinkedIn: 15-30 minutes, weekly
Listservs: 30 minutes weekly
Other Groups: 30 minutes weekly
Photo Uploads: 15 minutes weekly
Videos: 2-4 hours a week
Curation: 1 hour a week
Total Average Social Media Time:
90 minutes per day
11 hours per week
46.
47. Choose
where to
spend time
Plan for
Facebook
Email
Facebook Ads or
Awareness Campaign
with Request & Call to
Action linked to your
site
Video or photo
storytelling from your
mobile phone
48. Timelines:
STRATEGY
Look for a time arc PROGRAM TIMING
that matches your
project/org goals
DELEGATION
Make sure all
deadlines match INVOKE KICKOFF
timelines set by
funders and partners
COMMUNITY CARE
Follow up quickly and
track data throughout BEAUTIFUL CLOSING
your campaign
progress
ANALYSIS & WRAPUP
52. Social Media Marketing with
Los Angeles Tech Club
Hosted by Evonne Heyning @amoration
For more on how to track, share, collect and curate your
stories for the web visit www.techsoup.org and request
software for your 501(c)3 nonprofit organization