bigger storytelling: new engagement paradigm for fundraising and direct marketing

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Michael Margolis, opening keynote presentation at the 5th Annual Bridge Conference on Fundraising and Integrated Marketing, July 2010.

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Telling a Bigger Story: New Engagement Paradigm5th Annual Bridge Conference, Washington DCPresented by Michael Margolis, Get Storied

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Tweepl:@getstoried#BridgeConf

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P O P Q U I ZDigging into Brand Perceptions

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Study in 2009 by BBMG of 2,000 consumers asked what brands they perceive as most environmentally and socially responsible in America.

BEST WORST

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People don’t buy your product, solution, or idea - they buy the story that’s attached to it.

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ALUMNI

INVESTFAITH

ETHOS

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You are all professional storytellers.

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National Storytelling Festival: Jonesborough, TN

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The Larger Narrative

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Narrative is about relationship.

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identityperceptionmeaning

valuesbeliefsconnection

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Visionaries. Innovators.Entrepreneurs.‣How do you translate what’s new & different into wider acceptance?

‣How do you get others to see, care, believe in the same things you do?

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Storytelling Manifesto

15 Storytelling Axioms

New Mindset/Language}Reframe Persuasion

Sold 2,000+ print copies, 5,000+ downloads

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Hiya, I’m Michael

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I advise biz, npos, and creatives on how to get others to believe in their story.

Social Media StorytellingPushing boundaries of narrative

Business & Brand Re-InventionShifting perceptions and identity

Change & Social InnovationHow translate ideas into acceptance

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publisherpodcasterjournalistprofessorfashion designeruniversity dean

consultantspeaker

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Why do we give?

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EXERCISE

Find a partner. Share a story about a cause you support with your own money.

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“I had to know and understand my own story before I could listen to and help other people with theirs.” - Barack Obama

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> context> culture> change

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FIND BIGGER STORY

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CONTEXT

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Numbers are down20

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What if the game has changed?

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People aren’t believing, identifying, and buying into the old stories anymore.

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DISBELIEF

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And everybody’s story matters.

Everybody’s a storyteller.

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Storytelling might have just hit a tipping-point

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Fundamental Values Shift

Boomers to Millenials

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CULTURE

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culture = the stories we share in common

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To learn about a culture, listen to the stories.

To change a culture, change the stories.

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Let’s talk about the culture of:

fundraising and direct marketing

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operatingmyths3

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Social Media is Silver Bullet

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HOW to tell the story

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Having a story that’s WORTH telling

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Crisis, Disaster, & Pity2

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HEROES

VILLAINS

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Self-righteous indignation

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fight or flight

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You can’t change anything you hate.

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Here’s the Bigger Story!

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Sources of Meaning

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1: act/deed 2: experience value 3: suffering

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strategies3

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Stop beggin’ for money

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Start building relationships

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Brand Story Engagement

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!! Mission

!! Needs/interests

!! Dreams/aspirations

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Meaningful

experiences Emotional

capital

Pride of

belonging

!! Memorable acts

!! Symbolic celebration

!! Social connection

!! Self-identification

!! Co-creation

!! Status/recognition

OWNERSHIP PLATFORM MOTIVATION

How Donors/Members Locate Themselves in Your Story

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Invite people to express

themselves & be part of something

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Country Store Grinders Mill, Piedmont, SC

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Shift to the bigger, universal story.

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‣$5MM biz transformation of community nonprofit

‣Re-invented story, linking past/future into relevance

‣Story: what it means to be a working woman

The multi-million dollar renovation of Laniākea into a Downtown Women’s Club “with a mission” broadened the appeal and benefits of membership

Hawai’i Women’s Org

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Every brand needs a back story.

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Your Origins Define You

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Consider the circumstances for how you gained your powers.

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Everybody Dreams: Achieve Impossible

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CHANGE

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Old Story New Story

Elders/Retired 60 is the new 30

Twilight Years Third-Age

Tireless Defender

Transactional

Resource Center

Relational

The Evolution of AARP: Creating a Contrast Frame

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INDIVIDUAL Versus TEAMSpecial Olympics is trying to address the

challenge of social isolation. Despite the highs of game-day achievement, athletes return back to their lives and experience

separation or exclusion.

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Old Story New Story

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Old Story New Story

I am special We are similarIndividual achievement

Inclusion

Social cohesion

The Evolution of Special Olympics: Creating a Contrast Frame

Collaborative successCompetitive glory

Separate

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TOOL

Create your own contrast frame describing the conceptual shift from the old story to the new story

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Old Story New Story

Evolution of Fundraising/Marketing: Creating a Contrast Frame

crisis/fear ownership/opportunity

guilting & shaming

name/face/person

identity/lifestyle

transactional

number

relational

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Nobody reallylikes a change story.

People want a continuity story; it’s our job to connect the dots.

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> context> culture> change

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FIND BIGGER STORY

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Deep Narrative Workshop

Emotions

Perceptions

Fundraising/Marketing CampaignPositioning, Messaging, Re-Framing

}Identity

CreateAlignment

BRAND

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Raffle + Book Signing

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Act Now - You Will Receive

✓ Copy of today’s slides ✓ 5 chances to win 5 books✓ 12 Qs > fundraising story✓ Discount on the workshop✓ Monthly e-newsletter

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Storytelling is like fortune-telling. The act of choosing a certain story determines probability of its future outcome.

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