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Matterness Making People Matter More In A Social World

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Matterness

Making People Matter More In A Social World

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About the presenter

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Former executive director, community organizer, business consultant

Social media & digital engagement strategy for mission-driven orgs since 2009

[email protected]

Digital Engagement Strategist@askdebra

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/ooh_food/3295778011/sizes/o/in/photostream/

Who’s in the room?

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When has an organization or person made you feel…

like you matter?

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People don’t feel as ifthey matter

“I’ve been a member for

years!”

“Why don’t you talk to me

like a person?”

“You keep misspelling my name”

“I never got a thank

you”

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Why is Matterness so important?

Our people have a lot of choicesMake our resources go further

Donor retentionOrganizational sustainabilityCountering negative publicityMoving stakeholders to action!

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Matterness is a different way of working that turns passive

stakeholders into active participants by making each

person known, acknowledged &

invested in your success.

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Institutionalizing Matterness

Org CultureStakeholder Engagemen

t

CapitalUnleashed

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Org culture

http://www.flickr.com/photos/47817241@N00/4094538566/

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Inherent tensions prevent Matterness

• Fear of losing control• Busyness trap of transactions• Push < > Pull of broadcasting content

vs. online engagement • Need to raise money• Limited staff time• Hard to simultaneously “do the work”

and strategize • And...?

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But tensions can become conversations

https://www.flickr.com/photos/136629440@N06/21910887703/

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Making it part of the culture: #GivingTuesday

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Institutionalizing Matterness

Org CultureStakeholder Engagemen

t

CapitalUnleashed

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Matterness is not really what you want to talk about…

http://www.flickr.com/photos/47390431@N08/5549926350/

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It’s what they want to talk about

http://www.flickr.com/photos/32454422@N00/4074805374/

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Matterness is not…

Customer serviceWindow dressingA zero-sum game

A plan to raise money

https://www.flickr.com/photos/8628862@N05/21830617459/

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https://vine.co/DiabetesUK

Make the org personal

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Even when it’s hard

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Matterness is also personal

“82% of people are more likely to trust a company whose CEO and leadership team

engage with social media.”

“86% of people rated CEO social media engagement as somewhat important, very

important or mission critical.”

- BRANDfog CEO Social Media Leadership Survey24

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Exactly how personal??

Your interests

only

Your interests (+ your

professional voice)

Your professional

voice (+ your

interests)

The distanced

professional

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© 2016 Community Organizer 2.0

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TransparentTrustworthy

Generating ideasConversational

Willingness to be YOU

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Matterness is a different way of working that turns passive

stakeholders into active participants by making each

person known, acknowledged &

invested in your success.

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Share Pair Exercise

1. What is holding your organization back from implementing Matterness?

2. How could you make people known and heard as part of your Valley Gives experience?

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Institutionalizing Matterness

Org CultureStakeholder Engagemen

t

CapitalUnleashed

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Matterness = More ResourcesWhat happens when they’re unleashed?

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Soci

al M

ediaEngage Cr

eateTrust

Mov

e to

Action

Understand the Social Media Ladder of Engagement

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Matterness is working with and not at people

• Creating ways for people to participate• Being in conversation online and on land• Providing opportunities for supporters to

tell their own stories• Providing opportunities to connect with

each other • Following as well as leading• Treating everyone like people• Being real online

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Insert ADA Give It Forward example

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Spread out the work

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Libraries Yes! Multnomah County

http://communityorganizer20.com/2012/05/23/libraries-yes-a-place-based-community-advocacy-campaign/

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Case Study:Lily The Black Bear

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Lily The Black Bear’s Matterness

Engage: Watch videos on Facebook and Livecam, read blog, visit site

Participate: Facebook comment, follow tweets, discuss and comment

Acknowledged and valued: Offer opinions and feedback, vote in contests, name the bear, ask a question on Facebook forum, etc.

Co-create & invest in the org: Post your own photos, tweet & comment proactively, build a birdhouse, etc.

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Share Pair Exercise

1. How could you bring co-creation and stakeholder engagement into your Valley Gives success?

2. What opportunities could your organization offer its stakeholders to engage in co-creation, on land and online?

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Your Matterness Challenge

EXPERIMENT!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/27703797@N06/11908812463/

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Putting it all together

• Create your connected self online• Understand what your people want to talk

about• Develop a plan for real online community

co-creation and other deep engagement• Determine what capital you want to

unleash• Implement a Matterness experiment…and

have fun learning!

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Don’t forget to have fun!I’m always available to answer follow-up questions!

Email: [email protected]/blog: communityorganizer20.comLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/debraaskanaseTwitter: @askdebraOther slides: slideshare.net/debaskTelephone: (617) 682-2977