1. Peer Exchange Group 2: Measuring the Networked Nonprofit: Proving Results To Improve Session 1: July 28, 2011 Improving Social Media Practice with Measurement Pilot Beth Kanter, Visiting Scholar, Social Media and Nonprofits The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Organizational Effectiveness Program
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4. Peer Exchange Group 2: Measuring the Networked Nonprofit: Proving Results To Improve Session 1: July 28, 2011 Improving Social Media Practice with Measurement Pilot Beth Kanter, Visiting Scholar, Social Media and Nonprofits The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Organizational Effectiveness Program
5. Agenda Intros/Share Fair Maturity of Practice ModelMeasurement Pilot Next Session Reflection Ask Your Questions and Share Your Insights in the Chat! Hashtag: #measurenp
12. Where to focus ⊠SMART Social Media Objective Pilot: Focus on one channel Incremental Capacity Building Ladder of Engagement Content Best Practices Basic Measurement Internet Presence: Blog or Website Communications Strategy Culture Change Advanced Measurement Network Building Multi-Channel Engagement
13. Goals:1.   To promote Independent Sector with ânon-attending audiencesâ through attendeesâ social media mentions2.   To capture summaries of the 2010 conference to show the richness of the content as a means to promote the event for 20113.   To test pilot social media at the conference and to capture lessons learned and ideas for future social media efforts Metrics for Success1.   Seven bloggers and seven Tweeters are identified and recruited to cover the event2.   Content from seven sessions is posted to the IS blog or other blogs3.   The number of retweets using the hashtag #ISconf increases from 20094.   The team gains social media experience and insights about social media practice
14. gristastic ladder âo engagement grist sets the agenda by showing how green is reshaping our world. we cut through the noise and empower a new generation to make change.
15. Using Measurement for Capacity Building Tracked Results: Stage 1 â Integrated into staff Stage 2 â Hired social media staff
16. Social Media strategy is part of integrated communications strategy. Track Awareness: Share of Conversion About Hunger Conversions for advocacy (Child Nutrition Bill) and donations Cross Department Dashboard KPI: Linked to Job Performance FLY
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18. Are you crawling, walking, running, or flying? What do you need to get to the next level? What do you want to improve or get better results?
21. Begin with baby steps Benchmark studyFocus on one channel Focus on event, campaign, or other project Go for the easy wins
22. Picking a Learning Project Priority in work plan Keeps ED up at night Are of practice to improve
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24. Agreeing on Measurable Objectives 1: Understand Background 2: Assemble Your Team 3: Meeting Success/Failure 4: Brainstorm 5: Vote Source: KD Paine â Measure What Matters
25. What social media measure pilot that involves baby steps can best move your practice forward? What organizational politics do you anticipate? How to mitigate? How will you get everyone on the same page?
26. Questions? Next Session:August 25 at 11:00 am PST/ 2:00 EST Homework: Define a social media pilot and share it on the wiki Worksheets on Wiki Reflection: Write in chat and on your journal â what are you next steps
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Welcome. This is the very session for this project and Iâm thrilled that you have decided to participate in this learning journey. I look forward to learning a lot from you. Todayâs call is an orientation to the program and an opportunity for you to ask questions.Give my gratitude the The David and Lucile Packard Foundation for supporting this project and my work âŠ
This is our agenda â weâll pause along the way for questions.#measurenp
But we also have a similar ladderâmoving people from on-ramps to real deeper conversation. Social can hook people into all of these, and works especially well with on-ramps.
You can see exactly on this graph when we hired a social media coordinator and you can see exactly what that means for our traffic.
Our social media strategy focuses on brand awareness and engagement and is part of an integrated communications strategy.   We spend time identifying and building relationships with super-advocates online and engage them â similar to the way you engage major donors or champion advocacy constituents. âbut we are seeing social media become very important in helping with public policy efforts â like the recent Child Nutrition Bill.  We saw a lot of interest and click thrus from Twitter particularly.â They used Google Analytics to see where traffic is coming from specifically to their advocacy pages surrounding the bill and looked at Twitter retweets.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/striatic/107910471/http://www.flickr.com/photos/hendry/3979885054/sizes/l/in/photostream/You might be stepping on someoneâs toes, challenge conventional wisdom, put someone elseâs project on hold or challenge internal politics ⊠You may get pushback. What are some strategies for dealing with it?