Social Media HandsOn Lessons Basics for Nonprofits 2014-02-19

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Social Media – HandsOn Lessons Using and Managing Social Media Wednesday, February 19, 2014 @Google Pittsburgh

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Social Media workshop for nonprofit organizations on the ins and outs of specific social media channels to learn how to use and manage networks like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to effectively engage an audience, gain their support and keep people coming back.

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Social Media – HandsOn LessonsUsing and Managing Social Media

Wednesday, February 19, 2014@Google Pittsburgh

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Your Social Media Panel: Jon O’Brien,

Director of Communications,

Master Builders Association of Western PA

Karlye Rowles,

Marketing Manager,

Kulzer and Co., Inc and

(Pgh Metro Chapter) Appraisal Institute

Patty Swisher,

Vice President of Corporate Communications ,

IKM Incorporated Architects

Hosted by: HandsOn Tech, Pittsburgh Cares

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Objectives

Learn the ins and outs of social media channels like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.

Using Social Media to Share your message

Some tips and tricks to make your life easier using Social Media

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What happens online? ...is a

collection of technologies that allow users to interact with online content.

Blogs Micro-Blogs Podcasts/

Videos Social

Networks User Forums

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Some Staggering Statistics

Facebook = ◦1.19B Users Globally◦238 M Users in the US and Canada◦95% of Users log in daily◦73% access Facebook via Mobile

Twitter = ◦230+ million Users◦500M Tweets daily◦76% access Twitter via Mobile

Source: http://newsroom.fb.com/key-facts Sept - Dec 2013Source: Twitter, Twitter.com, Media Bistro, Oct – Dec 2013

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Some Staggering Statistics

LinkedIn =◦240+M Users◦79% of Users are 35 or Older

Instagram = ◦150 M Monthly Active Users◦75M Daily Active Users; 1.2 B Daily Likes

YouTube= ◦1 Billion Unique Visitors Monthly◦Reaches more U.S. adults ages 18-34 than

any cable network◦40% of global access via Mobile

Source: Instagram.com/press Dec 2013Source: Media Bistro,

http://www.mediabistro.com/alltwitter/social-media-stats-2014_b54243 January 2014

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Reasons to Engage Social Media

Branding/image creation

MarketingIncrease SEO/

exposureCommunicationsDonor

EngagementCustomer Service

Employee Engagement

RecruitingIndustry blogs/sitesBuild relationshipsCommunity

BuildingNetworkingLobbying efforts

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Some thoughts: New media is inducing an incredible transformation

within the organization, introducing opportunities for an internal and external collaboration in customer service, product, sales, community relations and public... It's putting the public back in public relations.

To best reach people, we have to figure out who they are, where they connect, and how they share and find information

The tools are just extensions of you and your expertise and artistry. Everything starts with a commitment to the brand you are representing -- it's culture, personality, overall potential and people. 

Source: Engage, by Brian Solis

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Social Media What are your goals: Build awarenessEstablish thought leadershipEducate customers/donorsIncrease community baseRecruiting staff/volunteersGenerate leadsFundraisingImprove internal communication

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Goals = Measurement: Build awareness = Fans/Followers/RTsEstablish thought leadership =

Subscribers/Comments/RTsEducate customers = Inquiries/SurveysRecruiting Staff/Volunteers = Increase # of

staff/volunteersReach new channels = Before/After Market PenetrationFundraising = $$ earned from campaigns Improve internal communication = Informal Surveys

EXAMPLES OF MEASURING SUCCESS?

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The Big THREE

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Facebook

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Facebook Timeline

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Facebook Setting up

a business or organization page

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Facebook Spec Guide

Source: http://visual.ly/social-media-spec-guide August 2013

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Facebook

Cover Photo

Profile Image

Custom Tabs / App Image

Timeline

Status Update

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Who is my Facebook audience?

Identify and understand YOUR audience

Establish a tone/voice

Be conversational

Key words to focus content

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Facebook - What do I post?

Educate, Entertain, Inform Drive traffic to your web site Include calls to action

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Source: http://allfacebook.com/infographic-intuit-pages-101_b129062 February 2014

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Facebook - When do I post?

Best Times: ◦ 1PM - 4 PM*

Worst Times: ◦ 8 PM – 8 AM*

* This depends on YOUR audience, test to see what works best

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Facebook – When & How?

• Schedule your posts

• Use third-party app to schedule

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FACEBOOK TIPS/ BEST PRACTICES

Source: http://allfacebook.com/infographic-intuit-pages-101_b129062

February 2014

Share your storyEngage and Grow your CommunityRaise Awareness and Promote your

causeDrive traffic to your websiteUse multimedia posts: Photos /

Videos

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The Big THREE

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Twitter Sign Up

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Twitter

Source: http://noellemarketingconsulting.com/a-brief-glossary-of-twitter-terminology-annotated-graphic/August 2013

1.Home Page2.Me Page3.Profile

Photo4.Header

image5.Backgroun

d image6.Twitter

Handle7.Profile

Description8.Follow9.Tweet10.Mention11.Retweet12.Hashtag

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Twitter Spec Guide

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Twitter

Profile Image

Twitter Feed = Tweets

Tweet

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Compose a Tweet

Hey, @PittsburghCares we’re learning a lot today about #SocialMedia!

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What is a Hashtag?

#Source: http://smallbiztrends.com/2013/08/what-is-a-hashtag.html

August 2013

• A Hashtag is a label for content

• Allows users to search, find, organize content around a specific subject

• No spaces allowed

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3 Keys to Use Twitter effectively:

By listening to what is being said about the organization

By engaging with community and the public

By contributing and sharing their expertise and thought leadership.

Read more at: http://www.optify.net/guides/twitter-for-business-the-ultimate-b2b-guide?_opt_r=TWITTER&_opt_rdid=6058

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TwitterWho should I follow?

◦Tailor based on recent visits◦Friends, Vendors or Competitors Lists◦Recommended: Who to Follow & Find

Friends◦Search Key Words, Hashtags◦Use TweetChats◦Promote on PR/Newsletters

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Twitter

Source: http://www.inc.com/hollis-thomases/twitter-tips-11-things-to-tweet-now.html

• What should I tweet?

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Twitter

http://www.inc.com/hollis-thomases/twitter-tips-11-things-to-tweet-now.html

http://www.pammarketingnut.com/2013/03/100-things-to-tweet-about-on-twitter-besides-yourself/

• What? Still not sure? • Twitter for NonProfits: Follow

@nonprofitshttps://media.twitter.com/nonprofits

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Twitter-What to MeasureGoals Metrics

Increase Brand Awareness

• Reach (followers + RT * RT’s followers)• Followers• Branded

Drive Traffic • Visits

Generate Leads • Leads

Nurture Leads • Visits and returning leads

Improve customer service

• Twitter conversations• Positive mentions• Changes in customer satisfaction polls

Use as help channel

• Number of Twitter conversations• Number of DM• Number of mentions of your help #• Change in visits to help section on your website

Read more at: http://www.optify.net/guides/twitter-for-business-the-ultimate-b2b-guide?_opt_r=TWITTER&_opt_rdid=6058

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Twitter – Hootsuite DashboardMultiple accounts, one dashboard

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Twitter – Hootsuite Dashboard

Multiple Columns for easy management

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Twitter – Hootsuite DashboardSchedule posts to save time

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Twitter – Hootsuite DashboardPending posts; Hashtag Tracking

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Content Curation Examples

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Complete your profile: 140 characters – think keywords

Use a third party app like Hootsuite, Tweetdeck, or similar

Establish keyword columns to search and followIdentify/Participate in chatsUse Tweetchat to participateUse hashtags # for search and followUse Hootsuite or Buffer app to schedule tweets

TWITTER - TIPS/BEST PRACTICES

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The Big THREE

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LinkedIn – Who?LinkedIn =

◦240+M Users◦79% of Users are 35 or Older

Connect with:◦ Colleagues◦ Board Members◦ Clients/Donors◦ Industry leaders◦ Volunteers◦ Friends

Source: http://nonprofits.linkedin.com/resources.html

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LinkedIn - ProfileComplete

ProfileProfessional

ImageKey Words

◦ Title◦ Summary◦ Skills &

Endorsements

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LinkedIn – What?Profile to Stand Out and

Connect with Professionals◦Use key words to be found◦Connect professionally◦Join Groups ◦Search keywords for relevance

Personalize invitation to connect

Encourage supporters to promote your cause on their profiles

Source: http://www.nonprofits.linkedin.com/

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LinkedIn

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LinkedIn – Company Page

Cover Photo

Profile Image

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LinkedIn

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LinkedIn – What?Company Pages to Reach Audience

Where THEY are◦ Post Status Updates ◦ Find Volunteers◦ Become a Resource for information◦ Groups to Gain Exposure◦ Partnering Opportunities

Companies that post 20X/ month on average reach 60% of their followers with one or more updates

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LinkedIn – Group Page

Cover Photo

Profile Image

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LinkedIn – What?Group Pages to Reach Audience

Where THEY are:◦Share Common Interests◦To Gain Exposure – Share relevant

content◦Engage Group Members –

Conversation◦Attract Volunteers – Describe the

ideal candidate◦Upload & Share rich content◦Actively Manage - Questions/Polls

Source: http://www.nonprofits.linkedin.com/

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LINKEDIN TIPS/ BEST PRACTICES

Create a company page to connect where professionals are active

Encourage supporters to promote your cause

Use Groups to activate communitySpotlight events and activitiesFind Board Members, Staff &

Volunteers

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Other Social Site to consider Google+

◦ Divide target audiences by “Circles”◦ Great for Search◦ Claim ‘Credit’ as Author – also good for search

YouTube◦ Second largest for search◦ Multimedia

Instagram◦ Great if you have a large “captive” audience◦ Obviously, visual◦ Drive Traffic

Pinterest◦ Predominantly reaches women in U.S.◦ Visual

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KEYS TO SUCCESS

1. Make it an on-going

dialog

2. Use conversational tone

3. Start slow..have goals

4. Consider an Editorial

Calendar

5. Share personal stories

6. Feedback is a good thing

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“If you build it they will come.”

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In Conclusion:Social Media is a tool to be

integrated with your marketing and communication effort

Social Media sites should work in conjunction with organizational goals

Social Media is not a magic bullet – requires time and effort to grow organically.

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Q&A

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Resources CreativeBloq.com – site for resources for graphic design

including alternatives to Adobe Photoshop http://www.creativebloq.com/photoshop/alternatives-1131641

Twitter Lists to follow http://www.postplanner.com/101-best-twitter-lists-to-follow/ List of TweetChats: http://

gnosisarts.com/index.php?title=Tweetchat_Wiki/By_Day