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The Cost of Donate Buttons

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Part 3 of the eBusiness presentation from the 2010 Faith-Based and Non-Profit Community Conference at Passaic County

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The Cost of Donate Buttons

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Event Management

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Total Business Management

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The Channel We Choose

• Events (Virtual and Live)• Advertising• Groups and Chapters (Virtual and Live)• Celebrity Endorsement• Self-benefit/Cause-benefit Duality• Text, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter• Contests • Corporate Matching

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About the data: The above analysis is based on BIGresearch's Simultaneous Media Usage Survey (SIMM 14-June '09) of over 22,000 consumers. BIGresearch conducts the monthly Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey (CIA) of 8,000+ respondents and the semi-annual Simultaneous Media Survey (SIMM) of 15,000+ respondents.

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Social Media is for B2B and B2C

Source: State of Inbound Marketing Report - http://bit.ly/aewfHr

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Coordinate Your Plans

• Business Plan– Marketing Plan

• Event Plan• PR Plan• Social Media Plan

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Channels Are Evolving

• Blogs• Microblogs• Podcasts• Wikis• Social Networks• Professional Networks• Videocasts• Newswires

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Social Networking Plan• Outline objectives for your networking initiatives that

match your business needs.• Profile your target audience and determine where they are

currently engaging in social media/networking• Set a timeline that pairs investment to positive benefits.• Define your “networking style” and make certain that it is

a natural fit for your ‘in person’ networking• Outline topics  that will draw interest from your target

audience.• Build awareness of your posts as well as establish your

authority and thought-leadership.• Track metrics that measure your ROI and define your

success (initially and as you hone your social channels).

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6C’s of Social Media

• Conversation• Contribution• Collaboration• Connection• Community• Commerce

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Thank You

• Wendy Flanagan 908-619-7204