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FACEBOOK Half-day workshop 1.Introduction: Why do we use Facebook? 2.The difference between a Facebook "page, "group“, "profile" and "Facebook Causes": How to choose the best one for you. 3.Creating Facebook Pages: Set-up, adding content, raising awareness. 4.How to customise your Facebook Page with Apps and custom tabs. 5.Sharing your Page on other websites or blogs with Facebook Badges. 6.Measuring success with Facebook insights. 7.An introduction to Facebook Advertising. 8.Close & questions.

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FACEBOOKHalf-day workshop

1.Introduction: Why do we use Facebook?

2.The difference between a Facebook "page, "group“, "profile" and "Facebook Causes": How to choose the best one for you.

3.Creating Facebook Pages: Set-up, adding content, raising awareness.

4.How to customise your Facebook Page with Apps and custom tabs.

5.Sharing your Page on other websites or blogs with Facebook Badges.

6.Measuring success with Facebook insights.

7.An introduction to Facebook Advertising.

8.Close & questions.

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LINKEDIN: 400,000 TWITTER: Around 150,000FACEBOOK...

Social Media in Ireland...

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FIVE

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Why do charities have to be amazing at Social Media?

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“Facebook and Twitter have made giving to charity something to share, not to be done anonymously. Charities have to be brilliant on the internet. Part of the experience is people can see that you are giving. You give because other friends of yours have given.“ Steve Moore

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Starting with Facebook

• Sign up for a personal account• Find your friends, or similar

organisations and look at what they are doing

• Join some groups• Search with keywords relating to

your interests or areas of expertise• Start contributing and creating

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WARNING – LOTS OF TEXT!

Pages vs. Groups: How to know which to use• There are a number of factors you need to consider when choosing which is right

for your project, a Page, a group or a cause.

Personal vs. Professional:• Due to their security features, and size limitations (only groups under 5,000

members can send email blasts), Facebook Groups are set up for more personal interaction. Groups are also directly connected to the people who administer them, meaning that activities that go on there could reflect on you personally. Pages, on the other hand, don’t list the names of administrators, and are thought of as a person, almost like a corporate entity is considered a ‘person’ under the law.

• Facebook considers groups to be an extension of your personal actions. When you post something as a group administrator, it appears to be coming from you and is attached to your personal profile. Alternately, Pages can create content that comes from the Page itself, so that content doesn’t have to be linked to you personally.

• Update: Also one key difference is that Pages are indexed by external search engines such as Google, just like a public profile while Groups are not.

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Setting up a page

• http://www.slideshare.net/JustGiving/charity-guide-to-facebook-fan-page-4959296

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Getting the most out of pages

• You have to have a profile in order to setup a page• Include a photo, description and additional info

(think keywords)• Update often by posting to the wall• Add photos, video if appropriate• Use the Notes like a blog• Link to relevant content (doesn’t have to be just

your content)• Send an invite to all your friends to “Like” your

page

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Interaction is key

Write for the “Like”Ask questions to encourage commentsInteract with fans - if they comment, write backPost frequent updatesManage your own feedTop News vs Most Recent

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Managing and monitoring...

Managing and monitoring Facebook: Getting tagged

Setup alerts so you know when you’ve been tagged and you can remove if necessary

Friend requests

Ground rules – write the rules of engagement on your site

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Facebook as a tool for gathering/research

Facebook search tipsBasic searchFilter your searchCheck friends for contactsDon’t forget to search groups/pagesSearch Facebook via Google

(sometimes more successful)

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facebook donation app for nonprofits

www.facebook.com/givenow

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21ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

Go to where your donors are!

600 million people on Facebook

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Think you are raising money on Facebook??

Directing donors from your Facebook page out to a donation form on your website is NOT raising money on Facebook or leveraging the viral power of Facebook

22ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

Think again!

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To date:

... only US-based/Canadian nonprofits could raise money directly on Facebook through “Causes”, only in US$

...every nonprofit accepting donations on ammado can download the ammado Giving App for free and tap into Facebook’s enormous potential donor base!

76 currencies, 30+ payment methods - revolutionary!

23ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

Now:

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• Go to www.facebook.com/givenow

• Click the ‘Add to my Page’ link on the left

• Choose your page and click ‘Add to Page’ button

• The App will be added to your nonprofit page with the donation feature activated on the spot.

Ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

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Add the “ammado Giving App” to your nonprofit Facebook page to receive donations

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Each Facebook user has on average 130 friends connected to her/him on Facebook

Every time a donation is made through the ammado Giving App, the donor’s friends can see that their friend has made a donation and are being prompted to do the same.

• Just imagine...every single donation prompts another 130 donations and another 130 donations and another...

25Ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

The “ammado Giving App” makes Facebook an incredibly powerful tool for viral online fundraising

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26Ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

The viral power...

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...of the ammado Giving App

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Even if you don’t have a Facebook page – as long as you can accept donations on ammado, simply email your supporters the link www.facebook.com/givenowand ask them to add the app to their Facebook profiles making you their chosen beneficiary.

Thousands have already downloaded the app. Don’t miss out on the chance to fully leverage the viral nature of the Internet and the power of Word of Mouth – fundraising at its best!

www.facebook.com/givenow

28Ammado Giving App on facebookJan 2011

The “ammado Giving App” makes Facebook an incredibly powerful tool for viral online fundraising

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Measuring success (Gert)

• Facebook Insights, advertising and promotion

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FACEBOOK ADSa beginner’s guide

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FACEBOOK ADS

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FACEBOOK ADS

• Bid-based advertising

• Two options: - Pay for Impressions (CPM)- Pay for Clicks (CPC)

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FACEBOOK ADS

Channel Facebook Ads Google Adwords

Contextual No Yes

Audience Closed network Open

Keywords No Yes

Geographic targeting

Yes Yes

Demographics Yes No

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FACEBOOK ADSBe part of our community and

LIKE our page:www.facebook.com/

TheWheelIreland

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Contact: [email protected] @natmc

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