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Todd's slides from the workshop on Social Media for Advocacy at the Providers Council convention. Cheryl Chan's slides are available online at http://www.slideshare.net/cherylryanchan/social-media-for-advocacy-41680395
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Todd Van Hoosear
Vice President, Public Relations and
Stakeholder Engagement, HB Agency
17 November 2014 @vanhoosear
Social Media for Advocacy:
Embracing the Chaos
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Why Social Media?
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(drop mic, walk away)
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Some Facts About Social Media in 2014
Courtesy Moz.com
http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-social-media
PDF: http://d2eeipcrcdle6.cloudfront.net/guides/beginners_guide_to_social_media.pdf
■ Penetration of social
networking usage continues
to grow across multiple sites
■ Overall, 72% of online adults
use social networking sites
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Major Online Social Network Use
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Yes, But…
https://www.flickr.com/photos/keijoknutas/8114441974/
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Where Does Your Money Come From?
+
+
=63%
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For Most, Government Funding is Level or Down…
Urban Institute, National Survey of Nonprofit-Government
Contracts and Grants (2013)
■ “Individual charitable giving should be a key element of the funding
equation for nonprofits.”
■ “Here's why: When a large grant falls through, a nonprofit's supporters
and donors are quickly asked to come in and bridge the gap, and indeed
people can respond in a more nimble and responsive way than
foundations can or have to date.”
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Private Funding Key to Stability
http://www.philanthropyjournal.org/news/opinion/individual-giving-key-stable-
funding
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Private Funding Sources (2012)
http://www.lifehealthpro.com/2013/12/13/help-clients-make-the-most-
of-charitable-donations
$316 billion
■ “The key to cause marketing: brands helping consumers become philanthropists.”
■ “Every business has to be a social business. It has to have a social mission.”
■ “A nonprofit brand makes two promises: (1) to have an impact; (2) to
communicate that impact.”
- @JoeWaters
■ Social media is ideal for all of these
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Social Media is the Key to Acquiring & Retaining Individual Donors
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How Individuals Find Causes & Which Causes Do Best Online
http://blog.abila.com/the-power-of-one/
http://waggeneredstrom.com/what-we-do/social-innovation/report-digital-persuasion/
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What Motivates Individuals to Act Online
http://waggeneredstrom.com/what-we-do/social-innovation/report-digital-persuasion/
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Not Just About the Benjamins: Recruiting Staff
■ Where do you list
your staff openings?
■ @DanPallotta
isn’t the only one
saying this is #1
challenge for
non-profits!
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Not Just About the Benjamins: Retaining Staff
1. Loyalty: Engagement, 24h Gen Y-style
2. Performance: Public recognition for individual jobs well done
3. Communication: Top-down communication
– Vision & values
– Team successes
– Competitive differentiators
The best thing you can do with your social media presence is not to get your team to
reinforce your messages, but to empower your team by reinforcing their messages.
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Not Just About the Benjamins: Creating Change
1. Grow individual donor revenue: Most individual donors are online, and most admit to being influenced by actions they see others taking online
2. Acquire (and retain) new donors: Social media is the most powerful donor acquisition and (when tied to direct/email marketing) retention tool available
3. Recruit and retain staff: Workforce shortages will be a major challenge in the near future, and social media is an excellent recruitment and retention tool
4. Grow advocacy: Social media is the perfect tool for advocating and creating change!
5. Capture lightening: If you’re the next ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, how will you respond?
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Top Five Reasons to Go Social