Online Marketing Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations.
Steps to Optimize Your Website
What is Organic Search
Google Analytic - Measuring progress
Leveraging Social Media
Social Media Tips & tools
Google Non-profit Grant - Questions
Conclusion - Questions
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Online Marketing Strategies Non-Profits
1. Presented by Phyllis Breech
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Online Marketing Strategies for
Non-Profit Organizations
2. Psalm 127:1
Unless the Lord builds the house, those
who build it labor in vain. Unless the Lord
watches over the city, the watchman stays
awake in vain.
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The Foundation of Success
4. You will
Learn
What is Organic Search
Google Analytics (Measuring progress)
Leveraging Social Media
Social Media Tips & tools
Google Non-profit Grant - Questions
Conclusion - Questions
Steps to Optimize Your Website
(On-page Optimization)
5. The Internet has changed the way we
Fundraise and share our passion
New Times Require New Approaches
We are in a Social Media Revolution
With Internet & Website geographic
restrictions are removed
Changing Times
7. Purpose of your website
Give Credibility to your cause
Attract visitors
Communicate, Educate, and Update
Convert visitors to volunteers, donors, and
supporters.
8. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Is the process of affecting the visibility
of a website or a web page in the
search engine's "natural" or un-paid
("organic") search results.
According to Wikipedia
9. By using appropriate keywords on your site you'll
attract visitors who support your cause.
The more relevant your keywords, the more traffic
you'll attract, and the more lives you will change.
Determine Your Keywords
11. 1. Select the right keywords.
Example for a nonprofit focused on cancer resources,
consider including “Cancer resources”.
2. Keywords can be determined by performing keyword
research using Google Keyword Planner.
3. Write articles and post content using those keywords
Steps To Optimizing Your Website
23. 1. To set up tracking, you need to have access to
the source code for your website.
2. Login to your GA Account
3. Add tracking snippet that Google gives you from
GA Account.
* May need help from your webmaster
Adding Google Analytics(GA) Code
24. <script type="text/javascript"> if (!window.mstag) mstag = {loadTag : function(){},time : (new
Date()).getTime()};</script> <script id="mstag_tops" type="text/javascript"
src="//flex.msn.com/mstag/site/8eff24c7-d535-4333-9877-e27b8ad81869/mstag.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript"> mstag.loadTag("analytics",
{dedup:"1",domainId:"1564103",type:"1",actionid:"47971"})</script> <noscript> <iframe
src="//flex.msn.com/mstag/tag/8eff24c7-d535-4333-9877-e27b8ad81869/analytics.html?
dedup=1&domainId=1564103&type=1&actionid=47971" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"
width="1" height="1" style="visibility:hidden;display:none"> </iframe> </noscript>
Tracking snippet that Google gives
you from your GA Account.
25. Tracking Response With Google Analytics
Measure your response rates.
Check which keywords are performing.
Use Google Analytics to monitor traffic.
32. Online Giving
•Online is steadily growing over the last couple
of years, up 8.9% from 2013 to 2014.
•Small organizations continued to see the largest
growth in online giving.
American individuals donated
$228 billion in 2012
34. Why you should not ignore SM
2 Billion Videos Are Streamed on YouTube
Each Day
1.15 Billion Active Facebook Users
131 Million Bloggers on the internet
10 Billion+ Tweets Sent Since 2006
38. Optimize website with select keywords
Install Google Analytics
Add a blog and blog often
Create valuable content (content is king)
Setup online lead capture (forms) on your website
Optimize images with keywords
Build targeted links to your website
Tell your story in a compelling way
Track results of your progress (Google Analytics)
Check List
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44. Engaging Millennials
1. Tell us why we should care
2. Show us the pain; give us a villain
3. State the impossible
4. Let us define our own “why”
5. Promote common purpose
6. Be transparent
7. Show us progress, now
8. Celebrate each win
9. Show us what’s next
10. Give us a way to act
45. Social Media Etiquette
- Humanize your profile
- Be personal
- Add valuable content
- Rarely ask others for promotion
- Promote other’s content
46. Measurement
• Analyze
• What content are people responding to?
• What times/days am I getting the most traction?
• What conventions seem to get attention? (length
of message, type of message, platforms, etc.)
47. Wrap Up:
Key takeaways
• You can’t afford to ignore your Website or not have one.
• using your blog to publish content
• Social media rocks, but it’s not a silver bullet. Like any other
marketing effort, you have to use it effectively to be effective.
• Each Social Network has its own strengths and strategies, and
they may not all be right for you.
48. Ways Non Profits use Social Media?
• Brand awareness
• Customer service channel
• Word-of-mouth campaigns
• Building relationships with their
donors/members
49. Tools to use
Hootsuite: http://www.hootsuite.com
Tweet deck: http://www.tweetdeck.com
Spredfast: http://www.spredfast.com
50. • Become a trusted advisor and thought-leader
in your field for best success.
• Be findable on social media and the web.
• Build trust by sharing your story.
• Tell everyone where you are online.
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