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SOCIAL MEDIA & PUBLIC BENEFIT

Social Media & Public Benefit

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Is your public benefit organization at a loss on how to use social media to their advantage? Here are some key tips with examples to get you on the right track.

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SOCIAL MEDIA & PUBLIC BENEFIT

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WHAT IS PUBLIC BENEFIT?

The primary goal of the public benefit sector and nonprofit organizations (NPO) is to manage a segment of the public in need.

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WHY INTEGRATE SOCIAL MEDIA?

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INTEGRATING SOCIAL MEDIA INTO THE NPO MARKETING STRATEGY

• Branding

• Leveraging contacts beyond email lists

• Prospecting new donors/sponsors

• Relationship building (B2B)

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SOCIAL GOALS FOR NPO’S

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SOCIAL GOALS FOR NPO’S

• Create Awareness

“The conversation is happening about your brand

whether you’re a part of it or not.”

- Seth Godin

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SOURCE: WAGGENER EDSTROM

SOCIAL GOALS FOR NPO’S

• Attract New Support

55% of those who engage with nonprofits via social media

have been inspired to take action in one way or another.

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SOURCE: WAGGENER EDSTROM

INSPIRATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA

59%donate cash

53%will volunteer

43% participate

in a charitable

event

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SOCIAL GOALS FOR NPO’S

• Create Awareness

“The conversation is happening about your brand

whether you’re a part of it or not.”

- Seth Godin

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ENGAGEMENT

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FACEBOOK

20-30 minutes per week

• Scan pages you “like”, join in conversations if applicable

• Engage with people on your page

• Share at least 1-2 pieces of organic content to your page

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TWITTER

20-30 minutes per week (or more)

• Prospecting

• Retweet relevant content to your field

• Engage with your audience

• How often you post content is up to you

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PINTEREST

15 minutes per week

• Prospect and follow boards with content relevant to your field

• Scan boards you follow for new and relevant pins

• Re-pin relevant content from your prospects

• Share 1 piece of organic content

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#YYCFLOOD

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Image Courtesy of The Huffington Post

MOST VIEWED TWEETS #yycflood

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Statistics Courtesy of The Huffington Post

WHAT’S IN A HASHTAG?

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#Calgary #ABFlood #YYC #YYCHelps #CalgaryFlood #YYCFlood

#yycflood

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Statistics Courtesy of The Huffington Post

POLITICAL TWEETING

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Image Courtesy of The Huffington Post

THE RIDICULOUSLY PHOTOGENIC FIREFIGHTER

#yycflood

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SOCIAL SUCCESS FOR NPO’S

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WHAT DOES SOCIAL SUCCESS LOOK LIKE?• 41% are developing a detailed social media strategy

• 37% have executive management that makes social media a priority

• 28% are dedicating a current or new position specifically to managing social media

• 22% are paying for publishing/analytics tools• 37% spend over $26/mo on those tools

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PROCEDURES

• Who on your team is responsible for social media?

• Strategize – what do you want social to do for you?

• Guidelines – what will you/won’t you post?

• Create a SM policy

• Create an editorial schedule that coordinates existing marketing campaigns and events together

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THINGS TO DO

• Know your audience

• Create a content strategy that works for your organization

• Check your feeds at least 2x per day

• Be responsive to messages/mentions

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THINGS TO AVOID

•Not everyone speaks public benefit. Try to avoid jargon.

• Don’t treat each social network the same way

• Avoid negativity and over-asking

• Rome wasn’t built in a day – social media takes time

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Meagan WadeOwner, MWKnows.com

Creative Brain. Positive Thinker. Highly Caffeinated.

[email protected] @meaganwade