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Ash Shepherd | NPower Northwest
Online Tool Utilization
Agenda
5:30 - Networking 6:00 - Presentation 6:30 - 7:15 Group Discussion 7:15-7:30 Networking
Road Map
Bulk E-Mail Photo Editing Video Editing Collaboration You Didn’t Know You Needed Social Media
Presentation Small Groups
NetworkingEveryone is
a Contributor
Format For The Day
Keeping it “Our Meetup”
Bulk Email
Get it there in style
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
Popular Tools
Many more worth checking out…
Decision Points
Pricing Structure
Integration
Metrics
Photo Editing/Storage
Sharing those red eye free images
Why You Should Care
Most editing needs very basic
Easy to share across geographic boundaries
Open access to who and how images added
Popular Tools
Popular Tools
Decision Points
Storage
Cost
File Formats
Access/Sharability
Video Editing
Info
Why You Should Care
Most editing needs are basic
Easily share finished products
Shared work/storage location for collaboration
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.)
Decision Points
Downloadable (some don’t let you download, only share)
Feature Sets
Size Restrictions
File Formats
Online Collaboration
Getting Folks Together
Why You Should Care
Central location for all information
Version Control
Group Accountability
Calendars/Task List/Etc.
Popular Tools
Decision Points
Pricing Structure (per person vs. per project)
Data ownership
Feature set focus (agile vs. social)
Will group actually use it
New To You
Things you didn’t know you could use
Frontline SMS
SMS with large groups
Anywhere a mobile signal (no internet required)
Open Source
Stores all info
Square
Accept credit card via mobile
Direct to bank account
Competitive rates
Care2 Petition Site
Start your own petition
Sharable widget
Real-Time Update
Public Listing
Ge.tt | File Sharing
Free account
Email, Facebook & Twitter share
Dead Simple
Volunteer Spot
Online signup forms
Online scheduling tools
Add & product supported
Social Media
Info
Listening Dashboard
• Relevant Topics
• Brand Mentions
• Fans and Supporters
• Real-Time
Management Dashboard
• Multiple Platforms
• Monitor key terms
• Overlap with Mobile
• Schedule Posts
• Analytics
Enterprise Solutions
Enterprise | Thrive by SmallAct
Enterprise | Thrive by SmallAct
Advanced Features
Emerging Tools/Platforms
Group Discussion
Taking the conversation forward
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
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
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]
Metrics Basics | Facebook Page
Metrics Basics | Twitter
Metrics | Advanced
It all depends on your specific goals
Nonprofit Communication Trends
Describes 2011 Marketing/Communication Plan
Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends
Layers of Strategy
Communications Strategic Plan
Online Communications
Website Social Media Email
Print Communications
Press Release Brochures
In Person
Talking Points
Strategic Communication Plans
“House of Balloons”
Communications Strategic Plan
Online Communications
Website Social Media Email
Print Communications
Press Release Brochures
Strategic Communication Plans
“House of Balloons”
Communications Strategic Plan
Online Communications
Website Social Media Email
Print Communications
Press Release Brochures
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
Questions
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
Setting Your Context | Activity
Are Your Goals SMART???Specific
S
Measurable
M
Achievable
A
Related
R
Time-based
T
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?
Editorial Calendar
See “Big Picture”
See how various channels relate
Become Proactive vs. Reactive
Whatever system you use, just makeit one you WILL USE
Scalable Strategic Process
GoalsStrategy
TacticsTools
Monitor
Does It Work
What sort of results can I expect?
Nonprofit Communication Trends
Nonprofit Communication Trends Report 2011• 780 respondents
• December 2010
• Web Survey
Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends
Nonprofit Communication Trends
What Scares you about your work in 2011?
Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends
Nonprofit Communication Trends
What Excites you about your work in 2011?
Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends
Nonprofit Communication Trends
Ranking of tools for 2011
Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends
Nonprofit Communication Trends
Combining Very & Somewhat Important
Source: http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com/2011trends
Wave 5 Report
Wave 5: The Socialization of Brands
• 37,600 respondents
• 53 countries
• Since 2006
Wave 5 Report
Those that have affiliated with a brand online
Source: Universal McCann , Wave 5 Report
Wave 5 Report
Impact on feeling more positive and loyal
Source: Universal McCann , Wave 5 Report
Idealware Decision Guide
Social Media Decision Makers Guide
• Survey (460)• Discussion Groups (6)• Case Study Analysis (273)• Facebook Survey (271)• Twitter Survey (69)
Idealware Decision Guide
Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media
Idealware Decision Guide
Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media
Idealware Decision Guide
Source: http://www.idealware.org/topics/social-media
Reactions
Any
Surprises?
Already
Knew?
Social Media 101
How do you define “Social Media”?
Power of the Recommend
More likely to buy/support when recommended
By friends & family Not this guy
The Mighty Share
Sharing is at the foundation of new media
Facebook has seen more visits than Google
What does this fundamentally mean?
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
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?
Real-Time
News is now and in the hands of individuals
Community Focus
It’s Not About You
Keep it focused on the community and issues not just your organization
Questions