LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)

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LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
LinkedIn 101 for Nonprofit Professionals & Organizations (01/01/16)
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  1. Lauren
  2. Cory Leads Today we’re covering the basics that everybody should be doing on LinkedIn and also sharing best practices to help you achieve the specific goals you may have on our network.
  3. Cory Leads Cory – By way of agenda, we’ll focus on what everybody needs to be doing as a professional on LI. We’ll then expand and explore different ways you can be benefiting from raising awareness of your nonprofit and some of our more advanced features, and from there, you can pick and chose what works for you. We’ve structured this webinar with 3 different courses – each section gets a bit more advanced with your use, so we’ll need to ensure that we’ve mastered 101 and 201 prior to going into section 301.
  4. Cory Leads Cory – Let’s do a quick warm up. I’d love to take a quick pulse check to get a better understanding of everybody who we have on the line today. Jessica, I’m curious, how long have you been a member of LinkedIn? {After results – transition to the next “Welcome In” slide}: That’s super helpful to know, Lauren. Now that I’m better understanding _______(state the poll results), I’ll do a quick refresher on the latest stats on the network.
  5. Cory Leads Cory – LinkedIn’s mission is to connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful. Many people may not automatically know about LinkedIn being a purpose-driven company, but this mantra is what drives every one of us and the jobs we do every day.
  6. Cory Leads Cory – I remember when I joined the LinkedIn network back in 2009, when we were around 75M members. I had no idea how much the network would grow since then, where we’re currently at 364M members.
  7. Cory Leads Cory – Of those 380M members, we have a large number of nonprofit professionals on LinkedIn and organizations represented on the network in over 205 different countries. Jessica – Discusses importance of nonprofits having same resources as corporations that have access to the network and her experience/challenges coming from Macy’s to BGCSF.
  8. Cory Leads With that in mind, I ask each of you, do you know how to ____________. The profile is a big part of that. *BE prepared to breeze through the basic section*
  9. Cory Leads Cory – In LinkedIn 101, we’ll walk through the basics starting with your personal profile and identity, your connections and a creating a healthy network, and once we have that down, we’ll walk through how to show off who you are as a professional and what you’re passionate about.
  10. Cory Leads Cory: If there’s 1 thing to do to create your professional identity, it’s to create a LinkedIn profile and fill out all of the sections. Jessica, would you like to share what you have included in your LinkedIn profile? Jessica: (Can review bullet points and also include the realities of being a nonprofit employee, that each employee is a mentor and some of the challenges) Facts: Profile picture = Having a profile picture makes your profile 14 times more likely to be viewed by others. The number 1 activity on LinkedIn is members viewing other members’ profiles. Include rich media links – drive people to your website, outside pages,
  11. Jessica Leads
  12. Cory Leads Cory – at a high level, most people understand that it’s better to have more connections than less. By connecting with people in groups, colleagues, classmates, you’re able to build your network. While having a large network shows others that you are well established LinkedIn, the more first degree connections you have, the more second and third degree connections you have, where you literally are one connection away from being able to reach thousands or millions of people
  13. Cory Leads: Status updates help establish you as a thought leader and expert in your particular industry within your network. These are three recommendations I have on sharing status updates: 1. Post at peak activity times: users are active at varying times of the day on each social network, so keep the peak times in mind to maximize the impact of your posts. On LinkedIn, peak activity times are 7-9am and 5-6pm. 2. Lead with a catchy first line 3. Share, comment and like other people’s content and they in turn will be more likely to interact with your posts.
  14. Cory – To master the basics of your personal brand, these are the steps you can take today *read list aloud*
  15. Cory – Now that we’ve graduated from LinkedIn 101, let’s move on to our next session, which will focus on elevating awareness of your respective nonprofit organization. This is going beyond you and we’ll highlight what you can be doing for your organization. At the end of this session, you’ll be able to ___, learn ____, and understand the importance of your organization posting status updates.
  16. Cory
  17. Shorten ---- Cory – talk about the basics – A company page is a resource that allows your nonprofit to share information with our members about the great work that you do. Whether it’s somebody who sees a job posting from your organization on LinkedIn and is doing research, or an individual viewing the profile of an old classmate and the learning more about the nonprofit his friend works at, these are all opportunities for you to showcase your mission and grow your followers. Jessica – talk your experience
  18. Cory – talk high level Jessica – to talk about strategy and is should be more than HR updates Cory / Jessica – by creating an engaging company page, you’ll begin to see your followers on LinkedIn grow, as every member on LinkedIn can follow companies, whether they’re interested in learning about the mission of an organization, the impact that that they’re making, opportunities to serve as a volunteer, or potentially working there as a full time employee. Keep this audience engaged through company updates, which get pushed out to all of your followers. Many organizations are already active on posting to various social media channels, ___. - 74% (on avg) increase in engagement  by including a video in your company update - 84% (on avg) increase in engagement by including a link in your company update -147% (on avg) increase in engagement by including a photo or image in your company update
  19. Cory – we recently hit 1MM blog posts Jessica – realities of getting leaders to actually post
  20. Cory – recap section 201
  21. Cory – intro section 301
  22. Cory – quick poll to understand what people are looking for
  23. Jessica – transition to branding
  24. Cory - There are many different ways to engage followers on LinkedIn. You can do so through status updates via your company page - people follow your org because they want to stay informed. Updating your company page and status with dynamic content will keep followers interested Employees are your organization’s best brand ambassadors. Make sure their profiles are up to date and representative of who you are as a place to work. Leveraging your company page and status updates are all completely free. In addition to that, many of my nonprofit customers use paid solutions to leverage their employees to ensure that their opportunities are placed in front of the most relevant audience, or target ads about their nonprofit to a desired talent pool to help drive heightened awareness.
  25. Cory - There are many different ways to engage followers on LinkedIn. You can do so through status updates via your company page - people follow your org because they want to stay informed. Updating your company page and status with dynamic content will keep followers interested Employees are your organization’s best brand ambassadors. Make sure their profiles are up to date and representative of who you are as a place to work. Leveraging your company page and status updates are all completely free. In addition to that, many of my nonprofit customers use paid solutions to leverage their employees to ensure that their opportunities are placed in front of the most relevant audience, or target ads about their nonprofit to a desired talent pool to help drive heightened awareness.
  26. Cory - There are many different ways to engage followers on LinkedIn. You can do so through status updates via your company page - people follow your org because they want to stay informed. Updating your company page and status with dynamic content will keep followers interested Employees are your organization’s best brand ambassadors. Make sure their profiles are up to date and representative of who you are as a place to work. Leveraging your company page and status updates are all completely free. In addition to that, many of my nonprofit customers use paid solutions to leverage their employees to ensure that their opportunities are placed in front of the most relevant audience, or target ads about their nonprofit to a desired talent pool to help drive heightened awareness.
  27. Cory - There are many different ways to engage followers on LinkedIn. You can do so through status updates via your company page - people follow your org because they want to stay informed. Updating your company page and status with dynamic content will keep followers interested Employees are your organization’s best brand ambassadors. Make sure their profiles are up to date and representative of who you are as a place to work. Leveraging your company page and status updates are all completely free. In addition to that, many of my nonprofit customers use paid solutions to leverage their employees to ensure that their opportunities are placed in front of the most relevant audience, or target ads about their nonprofit to a desired talent pool to help drive heightened awareness.
  28. Cory - Here are some examples of organizational branding that targets candidates rather than consumers. Maybe tag team with Jessica.
  29. Cory – Jessica and I mentioned earlier in the webinar the importance of building out your company page. LinkedIn recently released a study on job switchers here in North America, and identified from our participants that the #1 obstacle for changing jobs is not fully knowing what it’s like to work at another company. A Career Page takes your organization’s branding to the next level, and incorporates why people would want to work at your nonprofit and what it’s like to be an employee at a mission-driven org– through employee testimonials, videos, or presentations. Jessica – what’s the bigger branding buy-in?
  30. Cory – Now we’re going to transition to recruitment – What’s nice for nonprofit organizations is that the same methods can be used for any type of candidate recruitment whether it be volunteers, full time, or board
  31. Jessica – example of a search your team commonly does
  32. Cory – talk about complications of recruitment, and highlight a few features to make it easier “As a Recruiter, or even in a nonprofit where recruiting is just one of the many responsibilities you’re tasked with, it can be really challenging to juggle multiple open requisitions in addition to other roles like payroll or benefits or social media. With that in mind, we have solutions that allow members premium visibility into our entire network, incredibly robust search filters, and the ability to engage with candidates at scale.
  33. Cory – using InMails allows you to tap on the shoulders of talent you’d specifically like to engage in, regardless of whether or not you have their contact information or are in their network.
  34. Cory – We just walked through how to proactively reach out to candidates, but now we’ll switch gears and discuss another strategy that allows you to post and have candidates come to you. This is how the job post will look like This is what job seekers will be able to see.
  35. Cory – special note when you’re posting volunteer / board member opportunities – Must include “volunteer” in the title for it to show up correctly
  36. Jessica! Share your story about your previous recruiting process, and how you changed it
  37. Lauren
  38. Lauren - The fact that we are one of the most charitable social media sites. if you’re not active on LinkedIn, this is huge missed opportunity.
  39. Lauren
  40. Lauren *animations: click through each point as you want to talk about it, side point will pull up automatically
  41. Lauren *Animations: click to activate each step as you talk through them
  42. Lauren Focusing on those relationships with foundations, government, or corporations? 40% response rate* if common connection is mentioned 80% response rate* if the common connection works at your prospect’s company and knows the prospect well *On average. Statistics based on LinkedIn data on InMail response rates
  43. Cory: Thanks so much for sharing, Duncan. That was incredibly helpful. We went through a lot of information in this last advanced section, so we’ve outlined a checklist on the takeaways from Section 301 on the areas of branding, recruitment of employment/volunteering, and fundraising. We’ll be sending out a copy of this presentation, so if you’re interested in learning more about any of the verticals.
  44. Cory
  45. Lauren