In this presentation I use data from Into Focus a benchmark report on effective nonprofit video and a couple of examples of nonprofits that are overcoming barriers to creating their own nonprofit videos in house.
3. YouTube in 2013
100 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every
minute
More than 1 billion unique users visit YouTube each
month
Over 6 billion hours of video are watched each month
on YouTube—50% more than last year
Mobile makes up more than 25% of YouTube's global
watch time, more than one billion views a day
70% of YouTube traffic comes from outside the US
8. So what can you do?
1. BUDGET
Videos on a shoestring:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHUuMxT8NMY
9. Shoestring PLUS get someone with
a following to offer your message
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-
XHPHRlWZk
10. So what can you do?
2. STAFF AND RESOURCES
Budget for/hire outside vendors
Identify staffers/volunteers who are
interested in video to start making content
Get trained e.g. Reel Change for Nonprofits
Get tips from those already doing it: e.g.
http://www.see3.com/insights
11. So what can you do?
3. SILOS
Have a strategic plan for how the video
is going to be used within your organization
and share costs
Think of how a video could be repurposed
for another department in the organization
12. So what can you do?
4. MEASURING ROI
Know in advance what your goal is and
how you’ll measure success
14. So what can you do?
4. MEASURING ROI
Sign up for a YouTube Nonprofit channel
In the Benchmark report 42% were
members, 18% didn’t know
YouTube reports only 20,000 of the
hundreds of 1000s eligible nonprofits have
joined…only 1 percent have enabled
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