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How do you get traction with your social media efforts? Your organization needs to begin with a strategy and a set of business goals. JD Lasica is giving this presentation at Blackbaud's BBCon conference in Washington, DC, on Oct. 4, 2011.
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Create Impact with aPowerhouse Social StrategyPRESENTED BY JD LASICA
Founder, Socialbrite.org | jd@socialbrite.org
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What we’ll cover today1. Lay the groundwork
2. Meaningful metrics
3. Production processes
4. Create content, tell stories
5. Use your community
6. Integrate your efforts
Q&A, summary, hugs, tearful goodbyes
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Flickr photo “relaxation, the maldivian way” by notsogoodphotography
Relax!
http://socialbrite.org/bbcon 3
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Tweet this preso! Hashtag: #bbconstrategy
Creative Commons photo on Flickrby Prakhar
Today’s hashtag
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Christmas in October!
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Sharing Center
http://socialbrite.org/sharing-center6
R E S O U R C E S
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Before we talk tools, technology or campaigns, do a self-assessment with your team.
Why are you doing this?
What core values drive your organization?
What change would you like to see in the world?
Is there clarity about what your organization is trying to achieve?
Why should people care?
Do you have an idea worth spreading?
Big picture reality check
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1 . L A Y T H E G R O U N D W O R K
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Before you plunge in ...
Do you have a social media policy or guidelines?Do you have a Strategic Plan in place?Have you researched your audiences/community?Have you identified your social media team members and are they properly trained?Do you have buy-in from top management?Have you built an ongoing program before you turn to a campaign?
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Boil down your cause to a strong, single phrase
Vittana:Help anyone go to college
Alter Eco:Support fair trade
ActBlue: Elect progressive candidates
DonorsChoose: Support public classrooms in need
Have you defined a theme?
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Create a strategy document
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Elements of Strategic Plan360 assessment of social media capabilities
Spell out goals
Identify online community
Proposed use of social tools & platforms
Recommendations on expanded capabilities
Lay out metrics program
Competitive/peer analysis
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Create a listening post
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Deeper dive—monitoring: socialbrite.org/bbcon
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Before you start, measure!
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2 . M E A N I N G F U L M E T R I C S
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‘Data is better than gut’Gather, analyze, act
Photos on Flickr by Emran Kassim, left, and Vee Dub (CC-BY) 14
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Goals
Grow email list of supporters
Increase comments on blog
Increase website visibility
Increase positive mentions of organization or cause
Have visitors stick around
Make our content more viral
Get people to take action
Get people to attend event
Metrics to measure
# newsletter, RSS subscribers
avg. # comments/post
increase in traffic or linkback #s
mentions in blogs & social networks
stick rate, bounce rate
# of shares
# of petition signatures
# of registrants, year over year
Set goals, map metrics
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1. Expand and strengthen Bread’s advocacy work for poor and hungry people
2. Expand our membership3. Better communicate with
existing members and target audiences
4. Strengthen our relationships with our members
5. Fulfill our mission to end hunger here and abroad
bread.org
Bread for World’s SM goals
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C A S E S T U D Y
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Who loves ya, baby? See which Twitter users drive most traffic
Google Analytics
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https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer
Google Keyword tool
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Write down keywords driving traffic & attention
Keep track of key referrers
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Deeper dive—metrics: socialbrite.org/bbcon
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Create an Events CalendarKey off both internal events & community events
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3 . P R O D U C T I O N P R O C E S S E S
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Facebook ♡s live events
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EdgeRank & News Feed
http://bit.ly/edgerank-checker
Facebook rewards content & conversation, punishes inactivity
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Map out a weekly or monthly game plan
Create an Editorial Calendar
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Lascaux, France, 17,000 years ago
Tap into human condition
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4 . C R E A T E C O N T E N T , T E L L S T O R I E S
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Create a content strategy
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Awareness > Influence > Action > Impact
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Find emotional core, use videos or photos to make us feel
invisiblepeople.tv
Use personal storytelling
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Photofilm/digital storytelling is easy way to do it
Create lightweight media
Room to Read: Winner of TechSoup Storytelling Challenge
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Who will engage supporters?List staffers’ skills
Who’s good at photography?
Video?
Writing?
Facebook or Twitter?
Create a Blog Squad
Open your blog to guest posts, partner with community orgs
Find free content
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Deeper dive—media: socialbrite.org/bbcon
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Where will you engage with supporters?
Your blogFacebookTwitter
Community site (WiserEarth)Social hub (Change.org)Contest site
Create a conversation hub
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Make sure your site is conversation-enabled!Use third-party authentication services.
Left: SpokenWord.org with multiple log-in options.
Top: The new Facebook Comments on HowStuffWorks.com.
Enable friction-free conversations
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http://charitywater.org/projects/map/
Make your cause tangible
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C A S E S T U D Y
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here’s an amazing difference between building an audience and building a community. An audience will watch you fall on a
sword. A community will fall on a sword for you.
— Chris BroganAuthor, “Trust Agents”
Build community, not eyeballs
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5 . U S E Y O U R C O M M U N I T Y
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Don’t be like this guy!
Creative Commons photo on Flickr byJason Means
Don’t do all the heavy lifting!
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350.org
Involve your supporterslivestrong.org
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C A S E S T U D I E S
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Find your champions!
Find the big kahunas in your sector by using your listening post. Then, influence the influencers. Post on their blogs & retweet.Establish a rapport and only then reach out to try to convert them into evangelists & ambassadors for your cause.Scope out Twitter Lists that intersect with your organization or social cause.Useful tools: Klout, SocialMention, Google Analytics.
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Generate an Attention Wave
Use social love handles!
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Greenpeace’s brilliant purchase of Google AdWords
C A S E S T U D Y
Greenpeace & Nestlé
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Don’t overlook mobileUpcoming Goodwill app
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97% of subscribers read text message within 4 minutes
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Is your site mobile-ready?WPtouch Pro for mobile phones, Onswipe for iPad
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WordPress & its plug-insOpen Office, Google docsDrupal, Joomla
Free content! Free resources!
Free services!
Free photos Free videos (eg, TED talks)Free music & audio
Socialbrite.org/sharing-centerCreativecommons.orgTechsoup
Free expertise!BarCampPodCampWordCampSocial Media ClubFree software & platforms!
Google GrantsYouTube for NonprofitsGoogle Earth for Nonprofits
Awesome power of free
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• Rich source of free commercial & noncommercial images
• Flickr: 160 million Attribution, Noncommercial, No Derivatives & ShareAlike licenses
• Use them for your blog, website, email or print newsletter, presentations, etc.
• Don’t just take. Share!
160 million free photos
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flickr.com/creativecommons
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Be opportunistic: Take advantage of email signups on Facebook
Social media can feed your list
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6 . I N T E G R A T E Y O U R E F F O R T S
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Moving from tactics to strategy: Direct mail, events marketing & social media working as an integrated ecosystem
Is your strategy aligned?thehopeinstitute.us
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Pace yourself—don’t stress!Hootsuite
Tweetdeck
Threadsy
Cotweet
Spredfast
Netvibes
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S O C I A L M E D I A D A S H B O A R D S
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Google docs
Google groups
Private group on Facebook
Project management (SharePoint, Huddle.net)
Skype
Others?
Collaboration tools
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3 key takeways
Begin with an Aligned Strategy, not with the tools.
Measure, measure, measure! Evaluate, iterate, relaunch. Be nimble.
Use your community — your biggest resource: your supporters!
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If you do not change direction, you may end up where you
are heading.
— Lao Tse
Don’t settle for status quo
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JD Lasica, founderSocialbrite.org email: jd@socialbrite.orgTwitter: @jdlasica @socialbrite
Thank you!
http://socialbrite.org/bbcon
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