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Michael Hoffman CEO, See3 Communications for Nonprofits YouTube www.see3.net | @Michael_Hoffman Call in: 773-945-1011 Access code: 269-800-274 Questions? Email [email protected]

YouTube for Nonprofits

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As YouTube continues to release new features for the nonprofit community, it’s becoming clear that every organization must develop a YouTube strategy. Michael Hoffman discusses the technical, the strategic, and the creative sides of YouTube for Nonprofits.

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Michael HoffmanCEO, See3 Communications

for NonprofitsYouTube

www.see3.net | @Michael_Hoffman

Call in: 773-945-1011Access code: 269-800-274Questions? Email [email protected]

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Upcoming Webinar

What Donors Want This

End-of-Year SeasonDate: Wednesday, October 21 – 1pm EST

Host: Shirley Sexton, Director, InteractiveMarketing & Fundraising

Register: www.see3.net/endofyear

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Today!s Plan• About See3

• Why a YouTube Strategy Matters

• Technical Considerations

• The YouTube Nonprofit Program

• You Uploaded a Video, Now What?

• 5 Time-Saving Takeaways

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StrategySee3 will help you develop a

blueprint for effective online

communication.

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See3 will help you maximize your

online fundraising and

turn those website visitors

into donors.

Online Fundraising

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Web DevelopmentFrom complex organizational

websites to campaign microsites.

From Convio to Drupal, See3 can

manage your web needs.

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OutreachSee3 will help you reach your

audience with the right message

at the right time.

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Why YouTube Matters

48%27.3Female

52%29.8MaleGender

19%10.955+

21%11.945-54

22%12.335-44

19%11.118-34

19%11.0<18

–57.1AllAge

% UsersUsers (M) "

In 1 Minute

20 hours of video are

uploaded to YouTube

Source: Compete.com

#4 Biggest Site in US

Bigger than MySpace and

Wikipedia

58 Minutes

Average time spent on

YouTube

Source: Nielsen//NetRatings (October 2007) - US audience.

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Your Audience is Watching

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Search

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The Tools areImproving

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Key Planning Questions• What are our goals?

• Who are we trying to reach?

• What message do we want to send?

• How will we reach our audience?

• What action do we want them to take?

• How will we measure success?

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What to Put on YouTube

Existing AssetsYouTube

Specific Content

• PSAs • Regular new content

• Campaign videos • Vlog

• Intro videos • Updates from the field

• Video contest entrants • Trainings

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Shooting Video for YouTube• Imagine watching video on a 5-inch TV

• Fonts should be big and bold

• Color of font shouldn!t be too similar

to the background

• Any consumer camera will do

• Be careful of cameras that shoot “widescreen”but just put black bars on top and bottom

• Don!t forget sound

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Preparing Video for YouTube• Upload limit of 2GB (10 minutes max)

• Exporting to YouTube settings might be built intoyour editing software

• Look for “export to web” or “share” options

• iMovie allows you to export directly to YouTubefrom the program

• Rule of thumb: bigger the file, better it will look

• For advanced users: export using H264Quicktime codec at 640x360 for 16x9 and480x360 for 4x3

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Setting Up Your Profile• New channel layouts are on their way

• Log into YouTube > My Account > Edit Channel> Update Channel

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The New Channel Profiles• In-channel editing

• Pre-set color themes available

• Select modules to display(uploads, particular playlists, favorites)

• As always, background can be color, image, orrepeatable image

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The Nonprofit Program -

Eligibility• Organizations must be US- or UK-based

nonprofits

• May not be religious or political in nature

• May not be focused primarily on lobbying forpolitical or policy change

• Commercial organizations, credit-counselingservices, donation middleman services, fee-based organizations, universities, andnonprofit portals are not eligible

• More info: http://www.youtube.com/nonprofits

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The Nonprofit Program -

Benefits• Increased branding capabilities

• HTML channel banner

• Branded side column image

• Ability to receive donations using GoogleCheckout

• Ability to add Call to Action overlay andexternally linkable annotations

• Opportunities using Video Volunteershttp://www.youtube.com/videovolunteers

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Call to Action Overlay

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Linkable Annotations

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Embed Your Video

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Find Ways to Drive Action• Build interactivity into the concept

• Annotations

• Overlay

• Solicit feedback in the video

• Put URL in first line of description(use “http://…”)

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Measuring Success• Redefine “viral”

• Determine your metrics upfront

• Views/comments

• Blog mentions

• Website traffic

• Legislation/advocacy/awareness

• Use “Insight” to measure how people

are finding your content

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Insight

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How Viewers Find Your Video

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Embedded Video Views

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Search Terms Inform Tagging

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5 Time-Saving Takeaways• TubeMogul

• AutoShare – FB, Twitter, Google Reader

• Upload by Phone

• Closed Captioning

• Favorite Videos to Add Content to Channel

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Questions?

Michael Hoffman• Email: [email protected]

• Twitter: @Michael_Hoffman

• Phone: 773-784-7333

We will send out follow-up email with

slidedeck and other resources.

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Upcoming Webinar

What Donors Want This

End-of-Year SeasonDate: Wednesday, October 21 – 1pm EST

Host: Shirley Sexton, Director, InteractiveMarketing & Fundraising

Register: www.see3.net/endofyear

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Photo Credits• A Classic Cash Register - Heath Bar

• Blueprints, Typewriters and Gears - Traveling Steve

• Audience in 3D Glasses - Diamond Geyser

• Encyclopedias - Stewart Butterfield

• Hammer - Austin Camera Guy

All photographs licensed under Creative Commons