connecting up ice bucket challenge presentation by rachel rizk
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Simple enough that even nuns in a convent can do it
Google “Redemptoristine nuns Ice Bucket Challenge” for pure joy
Tweets mentioning #IceBucketChallenge
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Committed or just along for the ride?
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Swim between the flags
Based on communications plan template by Lee Hopkins
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Key points – factors behind the success of the Ice Bucket Challenge
•People – find a champion, engage celebrities, the power of personal stories•The nature of the campaign – make it simple (ingredients: water, ice, bucket, smartphone, social media), shareable, fun, visual•Set a challenge – gamify, call to action, grow the campaign by challenging multiple people•Social good – makes people feel good to support a worthy cause
Key points – enabling the potential of small not-for-profit organisations
•Have a living communication plan and consistent key messages•Commit to taking small steps to build communication platforms and marketing collateral over time•Pick a few key points from professional events to implement in your organisation•Spend small budgets wisely – it can pay to invest in technology and communication projects
• During the campaign act quickly – the media and public will quickly lose interest
• Large campaigns will attract criticism, no matter how worthy the cause – keep abreast of issues and quash negativity in the bud
• Build engaged social media audiences – they could be your biggest advocates
• It’s an exhausting, highly stressful time – look after your colleagues and feel proud of your success
• Be prepared to keep riding the wave!
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