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Higher Ed BootcampExecutive Review
Margo Anderson – Internet Solutions Client Manager
Margo Anderson, Client Manager | Page #1 © 2010 Blackbaud
THIS MATERIAL IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
The information contained in this document, and any attachments thereto, is owned by Blackbaud and is strictly confidential. Unauthorized use, disclosure, or copying of such information is strictly prohibited. If the reader of this document is not the intended recipient, please notify Blackbaud immediately by calling (800) 443-9441 and destroy all copies of this document and any attachments.
© 2008 Blackbaud
Margo Anderson – Internet Solutions Client Manager
� Remove distractions from your environment� Close mail or other programs you may have opened other
than Live Meeting� Respond to the polls and questions� Raise your hand electronically to ask a question
“Netiquette”
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� Raise your hand electronically to ask a question� Mute your phone
Agenda
� Introductions� Session Recap
• Google Analytics• Email Testing Best Practices• Successful Event Landing Pages
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• Blackbaud NetCommunity New Feature Review
� Overview of Data Management Services for Internet Solutions
� Guest Speaker� Questions?
About the Host
Margo Anderson� Internet Solutions Client Manager
• Manager of Blackbaud’s internet solutions service bureau offering (Data Management Services for Internet Solutions)
Passionate about online fundraising
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� Passionate about online fundraising and email marketing
� 5 years of experience working with Blackbaud NetCommunity
� Loves the outdoors!
Intro to Google Analytics
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Intro to Google Analytics
� Free tool that measures web traffic & online engagement:• What are your prime hours, days of week, and days of the month for visitor usage? • How many unique visitors, how often do they visit, for how long?• What are the most viewed pages? Are they consistently most viewed or do they
change weekly or monthly? • What are the least viewed pages? Consider revising, re-marketing or removing.• Where do visitors go when they leave the site?
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• Where do visitors go when they leave the site?• What search engines are most used, keywords searched, browsers being used?
� Why it’s important?• Helps you to improve conversion rates (event registration, giving, email sign ups, etc)• Helps you to tune your communications for better response• Helps you focus limited marketing resources in the right places•
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Email Testing Best Practices
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Email Testing Best Practices
1. Step One: Create a good email template and message
2. Step Two: Create a Testing Strategy
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3. Step Three: Execute
4. Step Four: Report and Analyze
Anatomy of a Good Email Message
Includes organization name
Once email newsletter timing is determined, always send the
same day & timeCreate naming conventions for your email messages
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Includes organization name
Subject line includes organization name and topic
Utilize merge fields
Anatomy of a Good Email Message, cont.
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Include links back to your site
Social networking links
Create a Testing StrategyTesting can quickly become overwhelming if you don’t have a plan.
1. Determine what you want to test.2. Determine how large your sample size will be (#
vs. % of list).
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3. Determine how you will analyze and track results.
Source: Email Marketing by the NUM8ERS
Successful Event Landing Pages
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Top Ten Must Haves
10. Facebook Like Box9. Social Networking Links8. ShareThis7. Link to Calendar/Schedule of Events6. Snazzy Alumni Photos
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6. Snazzy Alumni Photos5. Recap of Last Year4. Specific OR Friendly URL3. Look Who’s Coming (Directory Part)2. Survey/Poll1. Online Registration/RSVP Functionality
NetCommunity New Feature Review
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NetCommunity New Feature Review
NetCommunity New Feature Review
Reviewed the following new features:� Scheduled Emails
• Schedule emails to be sent on a recurring basis� Conditional Email Content
• Targets content to a member of a specific query within an
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email message� Events Calendar
• Import events• Ability to color code and add icons for each calendar
within a group calendar� Directory
• Sort by column headers
NetCommunity New Feature Review, cont.
� Content Comparison• Automatically compares content based on click-throughs
� User Interface• Demoed the enhancements to the user interface
� Common Forms
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• Creates custom forms that accepts payment and creates an export file
Why focus on email and online fundraising?
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Why focus on email and online fundraising? cont.
� Online giving is the fastest growing channel and has been recession-proof since 2001
� Online donors are usually incremental new donors, expanding your network of support
� Online gifts are usually 51% larger than offline gifts
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� Online gifts are usually 51% larger than offline gifts� Multi-channel donors that give via the internet give gifts
that are 46% more than other multi-channel donors
Why focus on email and online fundraising? cont.
� High average online gift amounts
Average Online Gift Amounts by SectorAll Sectors $144.72
Business / Corporations $194.05
Cultural $112.47
Family / Human Services $154.13
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Family / Human Services $154.13
Foundations $209.53
Healthcare $95.21
Hospitals $120.16
Higher Education $204.05Independent Schools $371.62
Other $110.04
Recreational / Social $134.31
Religious $196.44
Why focus on email and online fundraising? cont.
� Email is nimble and provides virtually instant access to friends and supporters
� Email is personalized and serves information in ways 21st century constituents expect
� Email is inexpensive compared to other channels
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Email is inexpensive compared to other channels� Email is a great equalizer – every organization can look
professional and exceptional� Email is measurable, offering opportunities to optimize your
marketing message like no other channel
Overview of DMS for Internet Solutions
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What is DMS for Internet Solutions?
It can be a challenge for nonprofits to recruit, train, and retain staff members who can help with online fundraising and email marketing.
� DMS for Internet Solutions is a web and email management services bureau offering.
� Blackbaud’s DMS for Internet Solutions provides a solution to
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� Blackbaud’s DMS for Internet Solutions provides a solution to staffing issues.
� Services can range from recurring content updates to creating targeted email event invitations with accompanying landing pages and event registration forms.
What is DMS for Internet Solutions?DMS for Internet Solutions allows nonprofits with our Internet products to offload recurring, ongoing functions associated with web/email management and day-to-day operations.
Data Services Email Management• Assistance in processing Blackbaud
NetCommunity transactions within The Raiser’s Edge.
• Configuring The Raiser’s Edge to support new Blackbaud NetCommunity parts
• Reporting and List Generation Services
• Segmentation and list preparation• Split testing• Copy editing (including conditional email
content)• Email template development• Email testing
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• Reporting and List Generation Services • Email testing• Opt-out and Bounce management
Content Management Online Strategic Oversight• Copy editing• Create new pages and templates• Configure and style Blackbaud NetCommunity
parts• Maintain and update information architecture• Refresh content and images (i.e., replace
expired content)
• Share Blackbaud NetCommunity best practices in relation to the organization’s audience and organizational priorities
• Provide quarterly updates of internet trends and evolving technologies that impact the organization’s business objectives
• Maintain web presence on the leading-edge of solution functionality
• Distribute monthly analytics reports of relevant web and email metrics
A Word from Chip Potts
� Associate Director & Chief Financial Officer
� Santa Monica College Foundation
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Foundation� DMS for Internet
Solutions Client since October 1st
Contact you account manager or Margo Anderson to learn more about signing up for DMS for Internet Solutions.
Questions?
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Questions?