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Copyright 2010, Catholic Health Partners Social Media overview How could this help donor relations?

Social media for non-profit foundations

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An overview given to executives of non-profit foundations in the largest heathcare system in Ohio and one of the largest in the country.

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Copyright 2010, Catholic Health Partners

Social Media overviewHow could this help donor relations?

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What is social media?

• Blogs

• Facebook

• YouTube

• Twitter

• LinkedIn

• Foursquare

• Google+

• And many, many more…

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Why social media marketing?

• 165 million Americans using social networks by 2014

- 57% of 55-64 year olds

- 28% 65 or older

• 142 million read blogs by 2013

One third of female social networkers check Facebook first thing in the morning!

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Why social media marketing?

• Build awareness

• Enhance reputation

• Drive traffic to website

• Bolster proactive media relations

• Increase reach of message

• Converse with “brand advocates”

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How do you use social media for relationship building, reputation mgt. …

• Listening – A virtual “focus group” • Monitoring and responding – Thanking supporters, heading off rumors, offering valuable insights• Sharing – Broadcasting news and information• Connecting – Making contacts with “movers and shakers”

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