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Mythology: The Perfect Social Media Tool and Social Media Donor

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Mythology: The Perfect Social Media Tooland Social Media Donor

Social Media Companies Are Not Utilities

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They are Data Companies Disguised as Utilities

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Built to Make Guy’s Like Him Rich1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 4

By Charging You to Access Your Followers

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Because Facebook Not Only Owns the Internet

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• Facebook has more than 1.4 billion monthly users.

• 72% of adults who use the Internet visit the site at least once a month.

• 936 million, or 65% of Internet using adults, use Facebook daily.

• It’s the second most visited site globally, just behind Google.

• More than 1.2 billion people use the mobile app monthly.

• Two thirds of them use the mobile app daily.

• 581 million, or 30% of Facebook users, only login from a mobile device.

Facebook Controls the Internet

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Facebook Refers 24% of All Traffic on the

Internet

By Closing the Internet

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But Social Media Makes Money! #GivingTuesday 2014 raised 63% more than 2013

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Look Closer… $3,000 per Organization… Globally1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 10

1% of All Online Fundraising Can Be Attributed to Social Media1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 11

Well our email campaigns work

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Nope...

Emails have a 14% Open Rate (12% 2013)

But a 0.48% Click-through Rate (0.45% 2013)

Resulting in a 0.06% Response Rate (0.07% 2013)

-12% in Email Fundraising Response Rates (-11% 2013)

2015 M+R & NTEN Benchmarks Study

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Our Website Works!

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Sorry :-(

0.76% of all NP visitors made a donation (.69% 2013)

$0.76 = average value of a nonprofit website visit

13% of visitors who made it to the donation page

actually made a donation (%15 2013)

2015 M+R & NTEN Benchmarks Study

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RECAP

Facebook Taking Over

Social Media Underperforms

Email Dying a Slow Death

Websites are becoming irrelevant

Online donations were 6.7% of all fundraising in 2014

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There’s Always These Guys1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 17

Don’t Focus On “Future” Donors When You Have Bills to Pay Today1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 18

However, They Will Make Up 50% of the Workforce by 20201/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 19

TARGET

Boomers Gave $47.1B

$14.4B more than Matures or Silent ($32.7B)

$28.5B more than Gen X ($28.6B)

$37.4B more than Millennials ($9.7B)

Convio Next Gen White Paper 2014

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Millennials and Gen X Cost More to Engage

Millennials Gen X Boomers Matures

Direct Donation 42% 51% 61% 71%

Visited Website 27% 28% <1% <1%

Donated Goods 23% 19% 25% 26%

Attended Event 19% 18% 13% 13%

Peer to Peer 15% <1% <1% <1%

Volunteered 15% 16% <1% <1%

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Remember these guys…1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 22

They take the most time to engage.1/14/2016 Benjamin Rodriguez, www.digitalconcern.com 23

87%+ of Millennials Gave a Financial Gift in2014• Engage with causes to help other people, not institutions.• Support issues rather than organizations.• Prefer smaller actions before committing to a cause.• Treat all their assets (time, money, network, etc.) as

having equal value.• Need to experience an organization’s work without

having to be on site.

And Time is Your Greatest Asset

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What Should We Do Next?

Create Original Content on Home Page

Change Home Page and Social Media Content Frequently

Buy Google Keywords to Increase Search Ranking

Setup a Facebook Page and Buy Ads to be Seen by Followers

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These Guys Want Your Time Because that = Money

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No Love for Nonprofits

Only 2% of U.S. nonprofits raised $10,000 to $25,000 through Facebook in a 12-month period, and 1% raised $25,000 to $100,000 according to Blackbaud.

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“Why Amazon Is Smiling and Charities May Be Losing”

You feel “good” because you “gave”, Amazon feels great because you bought.

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Let me introduce you to your new banks

What’s Coming Next!

We will have more

confidence in the

instant ATM in our

pockets.

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Apple Pay

Google Wallet nowAndroid Pay

Giving will be Instant

Donors will reach for

their phone and make a

donation.

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Apple Pay

Google WalletAndroid Pay

Giving will be “Mobile”

Donors will give more

frequently in smaller

amounts.

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Google One Today

Impact On Your Organization

Must be mobile and multi-platform

Able to maintain hundreds of “smaller” conversations

Change your online content daily

Case for Support will be your Primary Content

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