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media? State of the Internets Survey results Best practices Tools Developing your plan
Social media is like teen sex. Everyone wants to do it. Nobody knows how. When its over, everyone is surprised that it wasnt better.
--Avinash Kaushik, Analytics Guru
Why Social Media? No gatekeeper Cut out the middleman Social media is inbound as opposed to traditional media which is outbound Your messages are being delivered directly to consumersconsumers who want to see them! Get other peoplefansto tell your story!
Whos Winning?
Facebook Vs. Washington Post Vs. New York Times
Just 46% of adults used the internet < 5% had broadband at home < 22% watched video online 0% connected wirelessly Social networking? Whats that?
Almost 80% of adults use the internet 66% have broadband at home >55% watch video online Almost 60% connect wirelessly Have ever used a social networking site: 47%
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Facebook Demographics
Facebook growing in every age/gender demographic. Fastest growing segment: Women over 55. Facebook growing faster with women than men in almost every age group. Women comprise 56.2% of Facebooks audience, up from 54.3% late last year. 45% of Facebooks US audience is now 26 years old or older.
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Millennials Rising
First generation raised in world of new media. 77 million Millennials vs. 74 million baby boomers Just the Headlines, please!
(Thanks, Google!)
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Where are community action agencies in the brave new world of social media?
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Survey: What You Told Us 90% either use Facebook now or plan to in the future. 54% either have a presence on Twitter or plan to have one in the future. 54.8% either currently have a blog or plan to start one in the future. 43.5% have no plans to blog.
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Survey: What You Told Us 93.7% do not currently reach out to bloggers. But for those who do, youre hoping to reach the General Public (73%), Media (14%), & Advocates (9.1%)
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Survey: What You Told Us Big Surprise: 52% of you have a communications plan, but 48% of you dont
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How Much Time Per Week Does Your Organization Spend on Social Media?
Social media is not consuming a lot of your time. Most report between 0-2 hours (51.6%) But 18% say 7 hours.
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Success Stories Local News organizations tend to pick up events and stories from our Facebook page. Facebook has been a great way of keeping in touch with supporters of a specific project... We have generated a few donations.
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Success Stories It has helped us spread the message of who we are and what we do to a whole group of people who didn't know we even existed It gives us a chance to put our own spin on it and not just rely on the media to tell our story.
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Tips
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Tip #1
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Everything I Know
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I Learned From
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Customize Your Facebook Page Show your personality: Add an appor two! Twitter tab Welcome Tab Email signups
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Why Do This
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Boring!
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Way to organize Tweets around a specific subject Include # in front of a word Trending phrases and hashtags appear on http://search.twitter.com NARAL is using #prochoicecourt Environmentalists are using #climatebill
Antipoverty activists use #poverty
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#Hashtags Regularly Tweet out what the hashtag means. Dont assume people will get it automatically.
#tcot ??
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TWITTER BEST PRACTICES Build a Following http://wefollow.com http://twellow.com Listen http://search.twitter.com Participate in hashtag (#) campaigns
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Tweet In English! RT @LatinoMovement: Apps due today for emerging #Latino leaders scholarship program: http://bit.ly/dgKm7v #DreamAct
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Twitter Best Practices If you do just one thing Follow journalists who write about your area.
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Blogging Best Practices If you do just one thing Identify a blog to which you would like to contribute guest posts from time to time.
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Exercise Critique a Community Action Agencys Facebook page Rate updates (quality/frequency) Interactions Use of applications Thoroughness Customization
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MUCKRACK.COM
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CREATE A FACEBOOK AD
Target by Country State City Age College Users Who Are Connected to Users Who Are Not Connected to Users Whose Friends Are Connected to
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Create A Facebook Ad
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http://www.hootsuite.com
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HOOTSUITE
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Planning
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What Are Your Goals? Who are you trying to reach? Where are they likely to be found? What do you want them to do, or know? What does success look like?
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Sample Objectives
Build relationships Raise awareness Increase (relevant) website traffic Inspire people to take action Increase donations Get legislation passed Build awareness Strengthen relationships with clients, and influencers Better understand your clients Improve service Identify new ideas Improve search engine rankings Generate leads
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What Is Success? Things You Can Measure: Forwards Tweets Email Signups Retweets Followers/fans Likes Letters written Downloads Calls made Money donated Clicks Number of signatures on Pageviews petition Opens
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Identify Your Tools Facebook status messages Google ads Facebook ads Facebook APPS Targeted Email Facebook Causes Guest blog posts YouTube channel Videos Twitter Campaign Twitter Hashtags
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Your Social Media Plan Goals Objective Target Audience(s) Resources Metrics
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Resources
Sreetips http://www.sreetips.com/ Beths Blog (how nonprofits can use social media for change) http://beth.typepad.com/ New Media & Social Change: How Nonprofits Are Using Webbased Technologies to Reach Their Goals http://www.thehatchergroup.com NTEN: the Nonprofit Technology Network http://www.nten.org/ Millenial marketing info http://millennialmarketing.wikispaces.com/Millennials+Dem ographics+%26+Economics
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Books Social Media 101 Chris Brogan The Networked NonProfit Beth Kanter & Allison Fine Share This! Deanna Zandt
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jeanne@thehatchergroup.com
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