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Online Marketing Basics for Nonprofits:
From Email to Social Media
Presented by Kivi Leroux Miller
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The Voice You’re Hearing
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Be Your Own Media Empire
Everyone can be a
publisher.
Everyone can be a
broadcaster.
Everyone can be a
media mogul.
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My Media Empire
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Who’s Using the Internet? Everyone!
What % of My Target Audience is Online?
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Minorities, the Poor, & the Mobile Web
• African Americans are the
most active users of the
mobile Internet. (Pew)
• Wireless is the way online
for people who can’t
afford broadband at
home.
Why You Need Your Own Media Empire
• Grandma has
email.
• 1 in 5 Internet
users visited
Facebook in
December.
• Gen X: most likely
group to bank and
shop online.
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Nonprofits Get a Head Start
Whether You Know It or Not!
Nonprofits Are Also Here
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And Raising Money for You?
With or Without Your Permission!
Anyone Can Do It!
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And Making Friends for You
And Friends of Friends . . .
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And Friends of Friends . . .
This is Web 2.0
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Online Marketing Gives People Control
We are all super busy, and
so are the people we want
to reach.
Good online marketing
lets people connect with
and help you on THEIR
terms.
No Need to Panic . . .
It’s the same
work. You are
still building
personal
relationships.
It’s Just with
New ToolsFlickr: Sister72
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So, how does this all fit togetherfor us?
Imagine a Tree . . .
Your Website
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Your Website
Your Email Newsletter
Your Website
Your Email Newsletter
This is Web 1.0.
This is the baselinefor a nonprofit’s onlinemarketing program.
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Now it’s time to plant some acorns . . .
Your Website
Your Email Newsletter
Social Media(Flickr, YouTube)
Social Networks(Facebook, MySpace)
Your Blog
. . . and see what grows!
This is Web 2.0.
Your Website
Your Email Newsletter
Social Media(Flickr, YouTube)
Social Network(Facebook, MySpace)
Your Blog
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Your Website
Your Email Newsletter
Social Media(Flickr, YouTube)
Social Network(Facebook, MySpace)
Your Blog
Build a community around your cause, where everything is connected and people can enter at different places.
Where shouldwe begin?
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Five-Step Online Strategy
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Take it one step at a time!
1. Fix your website.
2. Build your lists.
3. Dip into social media by
listening, then dive into
one tool.
4. Feed your biggest fans.
5. Measure, learn, and
adjust.
1. If Your
Website
Sucks,
Fix It
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10-Point Basic Website Check
• Domain Name
Make Sense?
• Know Where Am I?
• Clear Path for Top
Questions/Actions?
• Images?
• Donate Online?
• Email Capture?
• People Featured?
• Stories on Need or
Success?
• Easy to Contact Staff?
• Google Keywords on
Target?
10-Point Basic Website Check
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2. Build Your
Email Lists
Everywhere,
All the Time,
and Use It
Flickr: fuzzyjay
How to Start an E-Newsletter
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Four Elements of E-Newsletters
Content– What’s the gift inside?
Design– What’s it wrapped in?
Delivery– How is it sent?
Tracking– What’s the response?
3. Dip into
Social Media,
Then Dive into
One Tool and
Plan to Swim
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Lots of Examples Online
• Philanthropy.com, specifically Social Good
podcast, Live Discussions, Give & Take blog
round-up, Prospecting blog
• Beth’s Blog: http://beth.typepad.com/
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RSS: Subscribing to Blogs, Podcasts, Etc.
Listen First
• Track keywords
with free, easy
tools like Google
Alerts and RSS.
• Names, topics
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Test Drive with Personal Profiles
Flickr: redjar
Blogging
Interactive Imagery (Social + Media)
Social Networking
Blogging
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Benefits of Blogging
“Short and sweet”
is great.
Search engines
love blogs.
Can even replace
website and
e-newsletter.CafePress.com
Easy Blogging Tools
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Where to Find Nonprofit Blogs
• Nonprofit Blog Exchange
• Chronicle of Philanthropy’s Give & Take
• Alltop’s Nonprofit Page
www.delicious.com/ecoscribe/nonprofit-blogs
“Insider” Blogging
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“Advocacy” Blogging
“Outsider” Blogging
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Hook Up with Mommy Bloggers
Where to Find Them
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CCR&R Blogging Niches
What Works for
Working Parents
Daycare in the
Dakotas
Ready, Set,
Kindergarten!
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Interactive Imagery(Social + Media)
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. . . And Start Some Conversations!
Social Media: Deck Out Your Website or Blog
Flickr: Add Rotating Photos
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Flickr: Add Rotating Photos
The Nature Conservancy – Photo Contest
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Video from YouTube
Presentations on Slideshare.net
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CCR&R Social Media Niches
Parent
Photographers
How-To’s & Online
Training
Advocacy
Campaigns
Flickr: Mari & Nacho
Social Networking
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Teens Say Old People are Ruining It
• 2/3 + of Facebook users
are out of college.
Fastest growing
demographic is people
35+ (Facebook).
• Nearly half of Twitter
users are 35+
(Quantcast).
Like, Grandma is on It, OK?
• 1/4 of Americans 55+
have a Facebook
account (Harris
Interactive, 4/09)
• Facebook reported in
2/09 that its fastest
growing demographic
was women 55+.
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• Personal
Profiles for
Staff
• Pages for Your
Organization
• Groups
• The Causes
Application
Create Your Own Social Network
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CCR&R Social Networking Niches
Very Specific
Advocacy Campaigns
New Parents in a
Geographic Area
Professional
Networking for Day
Care Providers
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Try 15 Minutes a Day . . .
• M-W-F: Update
Facebook Page
Status/Links,
Respond to
comments
• Tu-Th: Comment on
a blog post or two
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4. Feed Your
Biggest Fans
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You rock! You rock! You rock! You rock! Let usLet usLet usLet ushelp you!help you!help you!help you!
Make It Real – Make It Personal
Let me outLet me outLet me outLet me outof here!of here!of here!of here!
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You Are Doing It Right If . . .
It’s all
about
them,
not you!
5. Measure,
Learn
and
Adjust
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Are You
on Board?
Flickr: imageMD
Where to Learn More
• www.delicious.com/ecoscribe/online-marketing
• www.delicious.com/ecoscribe/enewsletters
• www.delicious.com/ecoscribe/nonprofit-blogs
• www.nonprofitmarketingguide.com
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Finishing Up
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