Social Media 101

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SOCIAL MEDIA 101 EXPLOR ING FACEBOO K, TWITTER, AND E MAIL M ARKETING

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Social Media 101. Exploring Facebook, Twitter, and Email Marketing. How do you compare?. 65% of your organizations have a Facebook account Most post only several times per month 89% of nonprofits have a Facebook account Recommended you post 4-6 times per week. Profile. Page. Group. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SOCIAL MEDIA 101

E X P L O R I N G F A C E B O O K , T WI T T E R , A N D E M A I L M A R K E T I N G

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How do you compare?• 65% of your organizations

have a Facebook account• Most post only several times

per month

• 89% of nonprofits have a Facebook account

• Recommended you post 4-6 times per week

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Profile

Group

Page

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How often do I have to do this?

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Ask people to like, comment, or share.

WHAT DO I P

OST?

A few tip

s…

Tell your story.

Don’t just share your news.Use photos and videos!!!Create Facebook events.Engage other groups.If you have a website, add a Facebook plug-in.

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How do you compare?• 33% of your organizations

use Twitter.• You post “practically never.”

• 57% of nonprofits have a Twitter account.

• How often should I tweet?

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How often do I have to do this?

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Tweet interesting news from across the web.

WHAT DO I P

OST?

A few tip

s…

Be honest and real.

Follow the 60-30-10 Rule. Follow and engage strategically. Live-tweet your events and others’ events.Spread out your tweets.

Support others and they’ll support you.

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Where do you stand?• 50% of you use email

marketing or send out email blasts

• Out of that 50%, only one uses a certified email marketing program.

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Who?

• Usable groups• Make the message for your audience

What?

• Short & to the point

• Subject lines• Use feedback/reports

When?

• Best times

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Who do you use?

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FINAL T

HOUGHTSRemember your audience.

Give your organization a voice. You’re not a used car salesman.

Identify and embrace what you do best.

Develop a clear and consistent message.

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QUESTIONS?

P L E A S E RA I S

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