Digital Marketing 101

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Local Non-Profit Facts 3,500 public charities in North Dakota 45,000 North Dakotans employed by non-profits 300+ of these Non-Profits… Same fundraising plan (FundingLogic) = Similar communications/marketing

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Local Non-Profit Facts

3,500 public charities in North Dakota

45,000 North Dakotans employed by non-profits

300+ of these Non-Profits… Same fundraising plan (FundingLogic)

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Similar communications/marketing

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Digital Marketing 101

Margot Brenna

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Digital Marketing

Where & How to Market your Organization Website

Social media

Blog

E-mail

How to know it’s working

Creating a measurement plan

Google Analytics

Other measurement tools tools

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Where & How to Market your Organization

Website, Social Media, Blog, & E-mail

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Digital Marketing Map

Website Blog Social media Email Others Website

Blog

Email

Social media

Others

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http://www.evangelcathedral.net/welcome.htm

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Website: Reasons to have a MobileSite

93% of adults own a mobile phone

63% use it to go online

21% primarily use their phone to go online

Mobile web will overtake PC’s in 5 years

Your regular website isn’t going to work right

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Website: Target Audiences

Donor

Client

Volunteer

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Donor Perspective

Message and mission

Who it’s helping

Financial information

Easy online donation process (thank-you landing page after donation)

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Client Perspective

Contact information

Hours of operation

Limitations for services

Transportation to organization

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Volunteer’s Perspective

Volunteer opportunities & open time slots

Anything they need to know beforehand (safety goggles?)

Location

Why are volunteers important to the organization?

Sign up

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Social MediaThe tentacles of marketing

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Max’s Social Content Strategy Matrix

“What do small non-profits lack when it comes to a solid social media strategy? Passion, inspiration, a dedicated audiences – nope. Time, money, resources – yes.”

- Max Kringen, Social Media Strategist, Sanford Health

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5 Ways to Increase Awareness on Social

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1. Branding

Optimize your organization’s social presence:www.HEROFargo.org

www.Twitter.com/HEROFargo

www.Facebook.com/HEROFargo

www.Pinterest.com/HEROFargo

www.YouTube.com/HEROFargo

Guidelines

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2. Cross Promotion

Promote social media everywhere Website

Email

Brochures

Business cards

Etc…

Same theme on different platforms

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3. Content: Useful Relevant, & Valuable

Something valuable to a client may not be useful to a donor Take into consideration target

audience for each social media platform

Know your organization’s voice. Some humor can work, some can’t.

Toyshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao2A-eEIkA4Sandboxhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2iG9NQk9mI

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4. Interact

Respond in a timely manner

Questions: Answer a commonly asked question

or misconception about your organization

Explain the problem you solve

Ask a question you know your fans will answer (not just “what are your plans this weekend?”)

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5. Giveaways and Contests

Rafflecopter (free option)

Wildfire (need to contact for price)

Blinkd (free option)

Contest Platform (wizehive) $249 + $3/day

Strutta $399

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Blog

Blogs are the “click here for more info” link

Place for elaboration

Location (website vs. host site)

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Email: Design/Mobile

E-mail service provider

Opt in/out

Segmentation

A/B tests

Social integration

Anti-spam

Design

Text & HTML

Images

Colors

Fonts

Buttons

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E-mail: Segment

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E-mail: Content

Subject line

Appropriate for e-mail (vs. snail mail)

Brief & to the point

Calls to action

Test it before you send it

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How you Know it’s Working

Data & Analysis

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Social Measurement

Google Analytics Academy Plan

Google Analytics November 2013

Other analytics

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Creating a measurement plan

1. Define your organization’s needs & define measurement plan (what will you measure?)

2. Document your technical infrastructure (is it possible to track what you need?)

3. Create an implementation plan (who will set up what you need?)

4. Implement your plan (set up tracking recommendations)

5. Maintain and refine

https://analyticsacademy.withgoogle.com/preview Thanks Google Analytics Academy!

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Social Measurement: Facebook insights

https://www.facebook.com/facebookforbusiness/news/pageinsights

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Additional Measurements

YouTube Analytics (“Channelitics”)

Pinterest Analytics

Simplymeasured.com

Numerical vs. Engagement

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Digital Marketing 101 Review

Where & How to Market your Organization Website

Social media

Blog

E-mail

How to know it’s working

Creating a measurement plan

Google Analytics

Other measurement tools

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Charity Water Staff who Probably Work on Online Communication

Creative Director

Director of Digital Engagement

Executive Producer

Director of Technology

Special Events Project Manager

Tech Project Manager

Designer

Web Designer

Videographer

Content Strategist

Online Reporting Officer

Email Marketing Manager

Supporter Experience Administrator

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How can a small non-profit keep up?

Stick to the strategy

Only do what you can do well

Make meaningful content with a purpose

Gather groups of knowledgeable and capable volunteers/interns/staff/etc… (Social Media Dream Team) Give specific tasks/jobs

Expectations

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Questions?

www.belugasocial.com

[email protected]

Facebook.com/belugasocial

Twitter.com/belugasocial

Pinterest.com/belugasocial

www.HEROFargo.org

Facebook.com/HEROFargo

Twitter.com/HEROFargo

YouTube.com/HEROFargo

Pinterest.com/HEROFargo