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Social Media for Social Good

Presented by

Dawn A Crawford Social Media & Communications Consultant for BC/DC Ideas

@SocMediaRckStr

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Social Media is a Conversation

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Social Media is a

Relationshiphttp://www.flickr.com/photos/eelssej_/394781835/sizes/z/in/photostream/

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Prime the Pump

Give valueBe a personIdentify championsTake it off social mediaSurround Sound approach

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Project OverviewPurpose:

• Year-end fundraising campaign for the Autism Science Foundation

• Get small/medium donors who have some autism familiarity to donate

Distribution: Social media, website and email

Timeline:

• Material development: November 12 – November 30

• Campaign: December 1 – December 31http://www.socialnomics.net/2010/05/05/social-media-revolution-2-refresh/

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Set Realistic GoalsContribute to achieving the ASF's year-end fundraising goal

Of $15,000

Contribute to an 15% increase in ASF's Twitter and Facebook followership for the month

Receive 2,000 views on the video

Place 5 posts on blogs

Place 1 media story

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Campaign ElementsLandscape Analysis

Campaign Logo Development Video

Website/Blog

Email Flight

Social Media Engagement

Blogger Outreach

Media Outreach

Thank You Notes

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Website – Recipe4Hope.org1,016 visits (758 absolute unique

visits)

74.41% new visits

63 sources and mediums drove traffic to the site

Nearly 25% of all traffic came from Facebook - After that was Twitter (6%) and the Discover Magazine Blog Bad Astronomy (5%)

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One of the best engagement tools of the campaign

Highlights included cookie photos and December 15 Status Update Contest

13% “Like” increase for the month

1,585% increase in Post Views in comparison to Nov 2010

16% increase in Post Feedback in comparison to Nov 2010

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5% overall increase in Twitter followers

Frequency – 101 tweets

Reach – 4,540 followers

Impressions – 219,318 followers

175 clicks on links in tweets

Biggest lull around Christmas

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Media & Bloggers2 media stories including USA Today “How to make your impact

this holiday season”

15 Placed Blog Posts and got 2 “Ripples”

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Call2Action WidgetDonation widget that could be embedded in blogs or websites

• 32,593 Hits

• 15,756 Unique Views

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Fundraising Stats$10,954 raised online between 11/30 - 12/31

64 gifts overall

$171 average gift

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Philanthroper.com – called the “Groupon” for nonprofits because it highlights one nonprofit a day to raise awareness and funds $1 at a time

$307 donations + some larger donations through ASF website

6 national blog posts

31 tweets with amazing reach

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Health Kids Thank-A-Thon

Used social media to solicit stories, photos and videos about why parents are thankful for their healthy kids

The stories were the only social media content shared over the Thanksgiving weekend

Resulted in great blogger coverage, retweets and Facebook spread

Case Study: http://www.slideshare.net/KGryniewicz/social-media-case-report-healthy-kids-thankathon-2936301

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Take Aways

Creative campaignTime-limitedVery simple call to actionAsk a lot and then ask some moreLeverage championsDay 1 is incredibly important – best traffic dayThank everyone...repeatedly

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Passion is Infectious

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Business Cards + Magic = Slides & Blogger Reading List

Dawn CrawfordPrincipal Communicator

[email protected]

720-231-1930@SocMediaRckStr