fundraising using social media: a briefing

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Presentation from a briefing session I ran in Brighton on 7 December 2011 covering fundraising and social media.

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FUNDRAISING AND SOCIAL MEDIAMark Walker, SCIP

“By this time next week Rodders…”

This briefing

• Framework• Examples• Suggestions• Inspiration

A new fundraising challenge

What we’re used toOne application @ £1,000s

What we need to learn100s of donations @ £10

Why social media?

Listening + understandingAmplifying + sharingConnecting + engagingCost-effective + usableGrowing + changing

Five top tips

• Start listening: Join in• Be active: 30 mins/day• Mini-campaigns: Attract attention• Joined up thinking: Integrate• Engaging stories: DNA

Yes we can!

FacebookTwitterYouTubeWebsite/Blog$$$PeopleSkillsCharismahttp://www.flickr.com/photos/8832710@N05

PlanningIntegrationStorytellingTrainingTeamworkMeetingsBudgetPolicyLuck

Do you have the right mix?

RecipeIngredientsFlavoursSkillsFamiliar toolsExperience“Moistness”http://www.freeimagearchive.org

What to do

1. Plan

2. Tune in

3. Be useful

4. Be engaging

5. Measure

A sense of direction…

Where are we now

Where are we going?

How will we get there?

http://londonist.com/2011/11/accessibletubemap.php

Short term campaigns

Two to three months

Community events

Timetable

Focus on action

Measure and reflecthttp://www.freeimagearchive.org

Integration

• Print • Advertising • Direct mail • Press + PR• Events• Personal selling• Seasonal sales• Product development• Pricing

• Facebook• Twitter• YouTube• Website + Blog• Email newsletters• Flickr, SurveyMonkey,

Slideshare, etc• SMS• Podcast

Twitter

Use it for• Listening/learning• News• Sharing• Fundraising

Questions to ask

• Which audiences?• What content?• How frequently?• Who and when?• Measurement - bitly

YouTube

Use it for• Explaining• Telling stories• Fundraising• Learning

Questions to ask

• Which audience is it relevant to?

• How will you produce content?

• How frequently?• Who and when?• Measurement

Your Website

Use it for• Explaining• Telling stories• Fundraising• News• Events• Opinion• Campaigning/Influence

Questions to ask• Who uses our site?• What do they use it for?

• Up to date + accurate?• Can we easily update it

ourselves?• Who can update it/when?• Calls to action?• Feedback mechanisms?

Facebook

Use it for• Interaction/Sharing• Promotion• Campaigns/Influence• Service Delivery• Fundraising• News• Events• Consultation

Questions to ask• Groups vs Fan Pages• Frequency/Workload• Privacy

– Staff, volunteers, service users

• Measurement– Quantity vs quality

Bolt-ons you may need

JustGiving/MyDonate/PayPal

EventBrite/Amiando

MailChimp/YMLP/DotMailer

Slideshare/Flickr/SoundCloud

Tuning In

http://www.flickr.com/photos/richevenhouse/2012636456

Tweetdeck

Be useful

http://www.flickr.com/photos/richevenhouse/2012636456

Be active

Measure. Improve.

Use a spreadsheet

Measure what you can

Do it often

Look for patterns

Share and learn togetherPhoto by Darren Hester via Flickr

Skills

How to use Facebook/Twitter/etc

How to use your phone/camera/etc

How to edit/upload/embed

How to tell stories/be engaging

What works/good ideas/experience

How to learn/Who can help

Equipment

Computer/internet

Mobile phone

Camera + mic + tripod

A social media checklist

What do we want to achieve?

What is our target?

Who do we want to reach?

Who will help us reach them?

How will we achieve it?

What is our message?

What stories will we tell?

Which tools will we use?

Where will we start?

Who is going to do what?

What will we measure?

Who will be involved?

What is in the communications mix?

Twitter

Facebook

Email newsletter

YouTube

SMS

Blog

Flickr

PR

Print

Direct mail/post

Advertising

Other:

Routine

30 minute steps

– Check out who’s doing what on Twitter

– Research your competition

– Post a blog entry

– Read a book/magazine/blog

– Share a useful snippet

– Produce a story for your monthly newsletter

– Review your plans

– Measure results

Five more top tips

1. Start. NOW!

2. Listen and learn

3. Keep practising

4. Measure what you do

5. Get to know your tools

Inc Facebook!!

Beth Kanter

www.hubspot.com/marketing-resources/

http://www.hubspot.com/marketing-resources/

Where next?

• Beth Kanter/Howard Lake/Steve Bridger• www.facebook.com/nonprofits• Facebook for Dummies• www.slideshare.net/scipmark• NFP Tweetup• Colleagues, trustees, volunteers• www.IT4Communities.org.uk• www.hubspot.com

Contact us

SCIPCommunity BaseQueens Road, Brighton BN1 3XG01273 234049mark@scip.org.ukwww.scip.org.uk@scipnewswww.slideshare.net/scipmark

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