Organizing your Data

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Organizing Your Data Michael Cervino Co-Founder Beaconfire Consulting michael.cervino@beaconfir e.com

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Cofounder of Beaconfire Consulting, Michael Cervino, shares some great case studies and tips for organizing and using your supporter data.

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Organizing Your DataMichael Cervino

Co-FounderBeaconfire Consulting

[email protected]

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Organizing Your Organizers

• Targeting by behavior

• Identifying opportunity

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Targeting By Behavior

• Who’s a donor? An activist? A subscriber?

• Who’s recently active? Whose not?• Who clicked through, who didn’t?• Who acted, who didn’t?

Use targeting tools you have to spice it up.

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Key Segments

• Donor-activists• Donors• Activists-recent• Activists-older/active• Activists-lapsed• Subscribers

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Act, ACT!, pass alongAct, ACT!, pass along

Act and askAct and ask

Pass along first, donate secondPass along first, donate second

Act first, donate secondAct first, donate second

Tracks

• Donor-activists• Donors• Activists-recent• Activists-older/active• Activists-lapsed• Subscribers

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Campaign Engagement

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Simple FlowMessage #1

Campaign AnnouncementConditional Content by Segment

Message #1Campaign Announcement

Conditional Content by Segment

Message 2AThanks!

Pass Along

Message 2AThanks!

Pass Along

Message 2BAct Now!

Message 2BAct Now!

Message 2BFW: Announcement

Message 2BFW: Announcement

Acted Opened/Clicked Nada

Last MessageDonate

Last MessageDonate

Acted/Opened/Clicked

Message 3Final Chance!

Message 3Final Chance!

Nada

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Results

• 25% higher engagement rate• 15% higher contributions• Increase new donor dollars• Lower opt-out rate

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Simple Approaches

1. Segment recently actives & recognize2. Thank recent givers & call to extra

action3. Conditionalize for new joins4. Increase # but shorten emails for

inactives5. Be conversational

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Identifying Opportunity

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When’s The Critical Time?

• How long to convert?– Need join date– Need date of first gift– Join date = 1– First gift month – Join Date = Convert Time– Line ‘em up by 1-M, 2-M, 3-M

• Online data is there• Offline … extract & match

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When’s The Critical Time?

PROBLEM!

FIXED!

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Now’s The Critical Time!

1. Know your trendlines– Aging since last action– Conversion timing– % of file active/inactive

2. Segment at-risk, engage differently3. Experiment & evaluate

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