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Kris Hoots, Steve Thomas and Carol Patterson presentation at 2011 Christian Leadership Alliance Conference in Dallas:

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Building High Value Donor Relationships

Social Media Strategies:

Kris Hoots and Steve Thomas Partners

Oneicity

Phone: 206.922.2411

Website: www.oneicity.com

Blog: www.oneicity.com/blog

Facebook: www.facebook.com/oneicity

email: hoots@oneicity.com

st@oneicity.com

Carol Patterson VP Marketing

CityTeam

Phone: 408.316.6892

Website: www.cityteam.org

email: cpatterson@cityteam.org

Underestimate the opportunity

Source: http://www.Facebook.com/stats as of April 2011

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December ’04 1 MM

April ‘11 665 MM

December ‘05 5.5 MM

December ’06 12 MM

November ‘07 50 MM

August ‘08 100 MM

April ‘09 200 MM

February ‘10 400 MM

~665 million accounts 70% outside the U.S. Half login every day Average 130 friends

Source:h*p://www.Facebook.com

200 million via mobile

Facebook now commands

about half of Social Media

Traffic Source:FacebookSuccessSummit10

~156 million blogs Over half of blogs keep family & friends updated

42% become friends with someone met on blog

63% of bloggers become advocates for a cause Source:intac.netandwikipedia

2+ billion videos watched

Each minute 24 hours of video uploaded

Source:youtube.com,techweek.org

per month

More video uploaded to YouTube in 60 days

than to all 3 MAJOR TV networks in 60 years.

30 percent of videos account for 99 percent of views on the site

~200 million accounts 1 billion Tweets a week

About ⅓ tweet about brand

Sources:April2010HuffingtonPost;January2011,Hubspot,March2011,Socialnomics

Top 3 states: MA, WA, OR

100+ million accounts 61% of users are men

About 20% are small biz

Source:LinkedIn.com,LinkedInblog,socialnomics

Execs from all Fortune 500 companies

21% age 18-24; 36% age 25-34; 36% 35-54, 7% age 55+

Of the world's 4 billion mobile phones, 25% are smart phones; 75% are SMS enabled

By 2014, mobile internet should take over desktop internet usage

Source:microsoI.com

Not knowing the tools.

Testing 1…2…3…

Inadvertent posts

Application goofs

Accidental tweets

Oops…

All about me

h*p://www.gapingvoid.com/

Trying to control it.

h*p://www.gapingvoid.com/

h*p://sararogness.typepad.com/sara_rogness/2011/04/god‐hates‐verizon.html

practical steps

connecting 9

for

with high-value

donors.

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It's called

social media because it's

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It's called

social media because it's

SOCIAL.

SOCIAL

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SOCIAL

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SOCIAL

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SOCIAL

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SOCIAL

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SOCIAL

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Decide:

what's a

donor. High-Value

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Baby!!!! income...

Nothing but NET

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YET

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relationships?

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2,000 in 1978

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2,000 in 1978 5,000 in 2008

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2,000 in 1978 5,000 in 2008

DAILY

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Who do you listen to?

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2 # High-Value Donor:

2 # High-Value Donor:

Money

2 # High-Value Donor:

Money

Rela

tions

hips

2 # High-Value Donor:

Money

Rela

tions

hips

LOVE for you.

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ROI is unavoidable.

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ROI=

ROI=(Income-Expense)/Expense

Income/Expense

“What’s the ROI of your mother?”

~Gary Vee, April 2011

Source:flowtown.com

Source:flowtown.com

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ROI= Gain/Investment

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Business rules apply. Like gravity, ROI is at work.

ROI is strategy-agnostic.

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Key investment:

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time.

Key investment:

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Decide what you're willing to invest.

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Decide what you're willing to invest. and what you want to GAIN

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Decide what you're willing to invest. and what you want to GAIN

and measure it.

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Decide what you're willing to invest. and what you want to GAIN

and measure it.

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Don't play the FB lottery.

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"I have 5,000 friends!"

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"I have 5,000 friends!" "We're playing Farmville."

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"5,000 friends or 10 people who love you?"

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"5,000 friends or 10 people who love you?" (or 11…)

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Focus on few and win them.

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Or focus on the RIGHT few and win them.

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Or focus on the RIGHT few and win them.

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Enter their lives.

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"Be my friend."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give." "Give."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give." "Give." "Give."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give." "Give." "Give."

"Come see."

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give." "Give." "Give."

"Come see." "and give!"

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give." "Give." "Give."

"Come see."

"Matching grant!" "and give!"

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"Be my friend." "I like you."

"We do great stuff." "Give." "Give." "Give."

"Come see."

"Matching grant!" "and give!"

"Give."

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Enter their lives.

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Enter their lives.

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Enter their lives.

Really care.

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Enter their lives.

Really care. It's ministry.

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Learn what you can…

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Learn

paying attention:

what you can…

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Learn

paying attention:

what you can…

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Learn what you can…

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Learn what you can…

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Learn what you can…

Listen a lot!

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Learn what you can…

Listen a lot!

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Make a list.

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Make

Names, interests, activities, dogs, cats, hobbies, vacations, kids, jobs…

a list.

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Make

Don't become a stalker: "You must be rich!"

a list.

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Make

Don't become a stalker: "You must be rich!"

a list. "Give." "Give."

"Give."

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Make Spreadsheet. Donor DB Highrise (37signals) Gist Batchbook Google Apps Shoebox

a list.

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Make Spreadsheet. Donor DB Highrise (37signals) Gist Batchbook Google Apps Shoebox

a list.

Capture more than you'll ever

need.

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Make Spreadsheet. Donor DB Highrise (37signals) Gist Batchbook Google Apps Shoebox

a list.

Capture more than you'll ever

need.

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Connect with Kevin Bacon.

photocredit:h*p://www.flickr.com/photos/sagindie/

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Connect with Kevin Bacon.

Who do they know that you want to know?

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Connect with Kevin Bacon.

Who do they know that you want to know?

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Work from a plan.

Try. MEASURE Fail. MEASURE Try. MEASURE

Carol Patterson VP Marketing

CityTeam

Connection Make

Personal the Donor

Choosing who you will be

Learn

World

aboutyourDonor’s

Deeper and longer relationships with

Major Donors come from connections with you

outside and inside your organization.

Learn when new things happen in their lives . . . •  celebrations like new baby, son's graduation,

daughter's wedding, birthday, vacations, job change, moving, etc.

•  tragedy in their lives (the loss of a loved one, divorce, disaster, loss of a job, etc.

•  their passions, their charities of choice

•  common interests outside the organization

DonorResearch

Using

Degrees

Social Media of Separation

forMajor DonorCultivation

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•  Using Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

•  Using Google maps

•  Researching their charities and ask amounts

Using the Tools

1st Annual Gala

FBFriends

TerryGarne* RobTheis BenSmith KimMiller

Ask

Making

Relationship

the Major DonorandDeveloping

the

Questions?

•  http://sethgodin.typepad.com/ •  http://mondaymorningmemo.com/ •  http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/ •  http://mashable.com/ •  http://www.bethkanter.org/ •  http://www.chrisbrogan.com/ •  http://www.convinceandconvert.com/ •  http://www.boingboing.net/ •  http://blog.salvationarmyuse.org/ •  http://charitywater.org/blog •  http://www.toms.com/blog

Blogs We Read

Kris Hoots and Steve Thomas Partners

Oneicity

Phone: 206.922.2411

Website: www.oneicity.com

Blog: www.oneicity.com/blog

Facebook: www.facebook.com/oneicity

email: hoots@oneicity.com

st@oneicity.com

Carol Patterson VP Marketing

CityTeam

Phone: 408.316.6892

Website: www.cityteam.org

email: cpatterson@cityteam.org

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