United Way Social Media Pitch

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Tell the Story to Change the Story Campaign Presented by LUMCHI Ashleigh Brookshaw, KrisA Bruno, Joanna ScoE, Mark Kennedy

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This deck was presented to the United Way of Metropolitan Chicago as a pitch for a social media campaign. This was done within a graduate course at DePaul University.

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Tell the Story to Change the Story Campaign 

Presented by LUMCHI Ashleigh Brookshaw, KrisA Bruno, Joanna ScoE, Mark Kennedy 

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Overview 

  ObjecAve    SWOT Analysis 

  Research Insights    Target Audience    Tell the Story to Change the Story    Expand    Engage    Enlist 

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ObjecAve 

How  does  the  United  Way  of  Metropolitan Chicago  increase  awareness  of,  understanding of,  AND  donaAons  among  the  individual consumer targets via social? 

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History 

Current Following 

FoundaAon 

Agency and Corporate Partnerships 

Donor Engagement 

Limited Resources 

Increased Social Media Usage 

BeEer Leverage 

Over SaturaAon 

DifferenAaAon 

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Research Insights 

  “LIVE UNITED 2020 is something for Chicagoland to get behind – acAon in the midst of challenge. But real change can’t happen without you.” – United Way Website 

  Secondary research    Nah and Saxton’s 2013 study of nonprofits social site usage to build relaAonships with donors and supporters 

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Target Audience 

  Primary Target    Women, 35‐54 

  Working    High volume Facebook user 

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Sandy 

Age: 40 

Kids: 2 

Career woman  

Believes in donaAng and helping out, but someAmes needs to be prompted.  

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Secondary Target Audience 

  Secondary Target    GeneraAon Y 

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Secondary Target Audience 

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Expand 

  Editorial calendar, content strategy, and cadence 

  Define style, language, tone, persona and purpose 

  Channel integraAon    Channel opAmizaAon 

  Social adverAsing    Measure results 

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Engage 

  Tell the Story to Change the Story campaign    Engage partner agencies 

  Hold contest via social media channels 

  Facebook fan gate    Social adverAsing 

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Enlist 

  Messaging and Content    Provide insight into Live United 2020    Interact with corporate sponsors   Create sustained conversaAons with hashtags and chats 

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Enlist 

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Enlist 

  Tools & Events    Twibbon, JustCoz,      Facebook Gifs    #GivingTuesday 

  Expansion    Guest Bloggers     LinkedIn & Instagram    Mobile Apps 

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Enlist 

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The DefiniAon of Success… 

  Increased    Awareness    Engagement    Opportunity to donate    Opportunity to volunteer 

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“Be the change you wish to see in the world.” 

Ghandhi