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Social Media Marketing and Campaigning for Nonprofits: Your Place on MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, and More Michael Hoffman, CEO, See3 Communications www.see3.net

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Social Media Marketing and Campaigning for Nonprofits:

Your Place on MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, and More

Michael Hoffman, CEO,

See3 Communications

www.see3.net

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Email Marketing

Women in Development North

The Mercifully Brief Real World Guide to…Raising Thousands (if not Tens of Thousands) of Dollars with Email

By Madeline Stanionis

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What is Social Media Marketing

What does this mean for nonprofits?

Case study: Amnesty Int’l USA

Where do you start? How do you use these tools?

Women in Development North

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Web 2.0 = Social Web• Social Networking

• Myspace/Facebook/LinkedIn/Orkut• Blogs

• http://blog.see3.net• RSS

• Feedburner• Social Bookmarking

• Del.icio.us/Stumble Upon• Social News

• Digg/Reddit/Newsvine• Wikis

• Wikipedia• Virtual Worlds

• Second Life •Video/Photo Sharing

• YouTube/Flickr/DoGooder.TV

Women in Development North

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Dollars for Darfur

2 hs students + Save Darfur Coalition + MySpace/Facebook

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Over $300,000 raised in 6 months

Women in Development North

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MySpace Impact Channel

• Launched March 2007

• Organizations & Individuals rallying behind a cause

• Awards $10K monthly to the organization that creates the most impact

Women in Development North

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Causes on Facebook by Project Agape• 2.5 million users• over $300,000 raised for nonprofits and politicians

Groups

• Nonprofits on Facebook• Related to your issues

Women in Development North

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Where do you start? How do you use these tools?

• Map the Community

Women in Development North

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Online Community Map

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Women in Development North

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Where do you start? How do you use these tools?

• Map the Community• Participate• Go deep - work the existing community• Focus on influencers• Be reactive• Tell your story

• Why people give• Call to action• Be portable to be viral

Women in Development North

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And she told 2 friends and so on and so on…

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• RSS• Banners• Widgets• Video

Be portable.

Women in Development North

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Millions served daily.

Each day:

100,000,000 video views

75,000 new videos uploaded

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• Create a branded account, channel, and groups, and upload videos regularly

• Use effective keywords in tags and descriptions

• Make and respond to comments

• Coordinate promotion to your list and via partners to reach threshold for Most Viewed

Women in Development North

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Campaign components:• Videos• Email• Landing page• Blog marketing• Great execution

Campaign Results:• Biggest non-December fundraising month ever• Biggest list-building month ever• White House shifted rhetoric on Guantanomo

Women in Development North

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TAKE AWAYS• Google Alerts• Comments SEO• Coordinated YouTube strategy• AOL banner PSA• See3 email list

Women in Development North

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