Online Tool Utilization for Nonprofits

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Ash Shepherd | NPower Northwest Online Tool Utilization

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Presentation given at a PDXTech4Good monthly meetup looking at a range of online tools nonprofits and other do-gooders should be aware of.

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Ash Shepherd | NPower Northwest

Online Tool Utilization

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Agenda

5:30 - Networking 6:00 - Presentation 6:30 - 7:15 Group Discussion 7:15-7:30 Networking

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Road Map

Bulk E-Mail Photo Editing Video Editing Collaboration You Didn’t Know You Needed Social Media

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Presentation Small Groups

NetworkingEveryone is

a Contributor

Format For The Day

Keeping it “Our Meetup”

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Bulk Email

Get it there in style

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Outlook vs. Bulk Email Solution

May be illegal: CAN-SPAM law

Potentially get “Blacklisted”

Junk folder anyone

No metrics

Your personal email gets all the replies

Why you should not use your local email client for bulk emailing

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Popular Tools

Many more worth checking out…

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Decision Points

Pricing Structure

Integration

Metrics

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Photo Editing/Storage

Sharing those red eye free images

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Why You Should Care

Most editing needs very basic

Easy to share across geographic boundaries

Open access to who and how images added

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Popular Tools

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Popular Tools

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Decision Points

Storage

Cost

File Formats

Access/Sharability

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Video Editing

Info

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Why You Should Care

Most editing needs are basic

Easily share finished products

Shared work/storage location for collaboration

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Popular Tools

Most computers (PC & Mac) come with a good basic video editor but there may be reason for you to edit store online

True Video Editors

Video Variations (i.e. image to video, etc.)

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Decision Points

Downloadable (some don’t let you download, only share)

Feature Sets

Size Restrictions

File Formats

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Online Collaboration

Getting Folks Together

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Why You Should Care

Central location for all information

Version Control

Group Accountability

Calendars/Task List/Etc.

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Popular Tools

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Decision Points

Pricing Structure (per person vs. per project)

Data ownership

Feature set focus (agile vs. social)

Will group actually use it

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New To You

Things you didn’t know you could use

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Frontline SMS

SMS with large groups

Anywhere a mobile signal (no internet required)

Open Source

Stores all info

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Square

Accept credit card via mobile

Direct to bank account

Competitive rates

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Care2 Petition Site

Start your own petition

Sharable widget

Real-Time Update

Public Listing

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Ge.tt | File Sharing

Free account

Email, Facebook & Twitter share

Dead Simple

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Volunteer Spot

Online signup forms

Online scheduling tools

Add & product supported

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Social Media

Info

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Listening Dashboard

• Relevant Topics

• Brand Mentions

• Fans and Supporters

• Real-Time

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Management Dashboard

• Multiple Platforms

• Monitor key terms

• Overlap with Mobile

• Schedule Posts

• Analytics

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Enterprise Solutions

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Enterprise | Thrive by SmallAct

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Enterprise | Thrive by SmallAct

Advanced Features

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Emerging Tools/Platforms

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Group Discussion

Taking the conversation forward

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Unconference Style

Areas of interestExpand on topics coveredNew topics: video editing, event registration, etc.

Find your spots and discuss

Touch base as large group quickly near end

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Major Takeaways

• Relationships are (still) at the core of everything

• Real value possible, but be realistic

• The right tools can increase impact

• Not “Likeable” offline = Not “Likeable” online

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Help Us Achieve Our MissionFeel free to use me as a resource if you have questions in the future

Overall Questions???

Ash Shepherd | Project Strategist| [email protected]

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Metrics Basics | Facebook Page

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Metrics Basics | Twitter

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Metrics | Advanced

It all depends on your specific goals

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Nonprofit Communication Trends

Describes 2011 Marketing/Communication Plan

Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends

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Layers of Strategy

Communications Strategic Plan

Online Communications

Website Social Media Email

Print Communications

Press Release Brochures

In Person

Talking Points

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Strategic Communication Plans

“House of Balloons”

Communications Strategic Plan

Online Communications

Website Social Media Email

Print Communications

Press Release Brochures

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Strategic Communication Plans

“House of Balloons”

Communications Strategic Plan

Online Communications

Website Social Media Email

Print Communications

Press Release Brochures

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Strategic Communication Plans

**Important: Website is still the cornerstone of online communications

Communications Strategic Plan

Online Communications

Website Social Media Email

Print Communications

Press Release Brochures

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Questions

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Setting Your Context | Activity

What Are Your Organizations Goals?

3 Overall Communications

3 Online Communication Goals

If you know the official goals please use them

If unsure, then create what you think is most appropriate

10 Min

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Setting Your Context | Activity

Are Your Goals SMART???Specific

S

Measurable

M

Achievable

A

Related

R

Time-based

T

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Didn’t Know Your Goals?

What Might This Tell You?

Not sharing them in a way that EVERYONE knows them?

Organization has not established them?

You should pay better attention in staff meetings?

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Editorial Calendar

See “Big Picture”

See how various channels relate

Become Proactive vs. Reactive

Whatever system you use, just makeit one you WILL USE

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Scalable Strategic Process

GoalsStrategy

TacticsTools

Monitor

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Does It Work

What sort of results can I expect?

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Nonprofit Communication Trends

Nonprofit Communication Trends Report 2011• 780 respondents

• December 2010

• Web Survey

Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends

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Nonprofit Communication Trends

What Scares you about your work in 2011?

Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends

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Nonprofit Communication Trends

What Excites you about your work in 2011?

Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends

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Nonprofit Communication Trends

Ranking of tools for 2011

Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends

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Nonprofit Communication Trends

Combining Very & Somewhat Important

Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends

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Wave 5 Report

Wave 5: The Socialization of Brands

• 37,600 respondents

• 53 countries

• Since 2006

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Wave 5 Report

Those that have affiliated with a brand online

Source: Universal McCann , Wave 5 Report

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Wave 5 Report

Impact on feeling more positive and loyal

Source: Universal McCann , Wave 5 Report

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Idealware Decision Guide

Social Media Decision Makers Guide

• Survey (460)• Discussion Groups (6)• Case Study Analysis (273)• Facebook Survey (271)• Twitter Survey (69)

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Idealware Decision Guide

Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media

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Idealware Decision Guide

Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media

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Idealware Decision Guide

Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media

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Reactions

Any

Surprises?

Already

Knew?

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Social Media 101

How do you define “Social Media”?

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Power of the Recommend

More likely to buy/support when recommended

By friends & family Not this guy

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The Mighty Share

Sharing is at the foundation of new media

Facebook has seen more visits than Google

What does this fundamentally mean?

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The Mighty Share

Source: http://www.briansolis.com/2010/11/google-and-the-rise-of-facebook/

51.1 million visitors in October 2010 Average user 130 friends 700 Billion minutes/month

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Engagement

What does “Action” mean

Give people a reason (and the impact) for acting in “Real-Time”

If I “Like” this what will that mean?

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Real-Time

News is now and in the hands of individuals

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Community Focus

It’s Not About You

Keep it focused on the community and issues not just your organization

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Questions