Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee

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Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Joe Mueller @jfmueller muellercommunications-stl.com

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee The Fundamentals (3 Ms): Fundraising (Money) Clients/Programs (Membership) Volunteers (Manpower)

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Know Your Organization What is the mission? What are the expectations? What are the goals?

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Evaluate The Organization’s Communications Talk with stakeholders Perform a communications audit Conduct a SWOT analysis

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Develop an IMC Committee (Integrated Marketing Communications) Communications Staff Need to become ‘Executive Producers, Editors’ Become… ‘a jack of all trades and a master of none’

DBuilding A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee IMC Committees Increase: Efficiency Activity Knowledge Distribution of work

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Functions of an IMC Committee: Develop, implement and evaluate the plan Identify, communicate trends Communicate to audiences

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Functions of an IMC Committee (Continued): Support delivery of organization’s program Promote positive public relations Promote new programs, projects

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Functions of an IMC Committee (Continued): Ensure creation of consistent messages Produce content (publications, video, audio) Conduct, analyze and utilize research

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Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Where to look for IMC Committee members: Local college, university marketing/business departments Ad agencies, PR firms AMA (American Marketing Assoc.), PRSA (Public Relations Society of America)

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Where to look for IMC Committee members (Continued): Billboard companies Corporate marketing, advertising, graphic design companies Freelance writers, designers, photographers Media companies

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Where to look for IMC Committee members (Continued): Companies with large advertising presence School district communications, public relations coordinators

Tom Thompson VP of Media World Mission for Margin Marketing & Communications Committee Cindy, Owner of Web Solutions Tim, Production Mgr. KWMU-TV Tom Thompson VP of Media World John, CEO of WOM P.R. Ella, VP of Rather Marketing Greg, Freelance Graphic Design

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Communications Audit: What is the organization’s mission? Who are your target audiences? How do your audiences perceive your organization? What are your strengths?

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Communications Audit (Continued): What is the most common and most significant complaint your organization receives? Where are your opportunities? What is threatening your organization?

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Communications Audit (Continued): What kind of customer service do you provide? How well does your organization communicate with internal audiences? External audiences?

Membership Programs Recruitment Fundraising

Objectives Increase clients Improve Awareness Of Prevention Programs Assist upcoming capital campaign for new facility Increase participation in volunteer training Increase individual donations Establish awareness of endowment fund

Social Media Newsletter Article Video Brochure Blog Direct Mail Marketing & Communications Plan Increase participation in volunteer training Increase individual donations Social Media Newsletter Article Video Brochure Blog Direct Mail Increase client services Op-Ed Article Media Relations Advocacy

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Planning, Writing THE PLAN Six elements: Executive Summary Situation Analysis Marketing Strategy Marketing Objectives Action Plan and Implementation Evaluation

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Executive Summary Brief review of entire marketing/communications plan Includes background information on organization Best to write last and after details are finalized

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Situation Analysis Target market Demographics Competitors, landscape Sets stage for strategies and objectives

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Marketing Objective Overall goal of what organization wants to accomplish Overarching goal What are we striving to be? SAMPLE OBJECTIVE: To become the one-stop source for all family health, fitness and recreation opportunities.

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Marketing Strategies What conditions must exist to achieve organizational goal? SAMPLE STRATEGY: Five impressions on parents between New Year’s Eve and March 1 with message on becoming members.

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Tactics How will you achieve strategies? Detailed activities What, how will you execute tactics?

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Requirements For Effective Tactics Do we have the budget? Can we meet schedule, time commitments? Do we have all available resources to be successful? Will this tactic meet our needs?

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee SAMPLE TACTICS: Media release twice per month that features fitness success story Print, Facebook ads on discounted membership fee Billboards positioned within 5 miles of facility Direct-mail postcard delivered on Dec. 31 that outlines discounted membership fee

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Implementation: Confirm, track costs Clarify responsibilities Establish schedule, meet deadlines

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Evaluation: Review the measurable element for each goal Use inexpensive online research tools (Survey Monkey) Seek feedback from stakeholders

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Celebrate Success Share results with staff, volunteers, board Earn, maintain ‘seat at the table’

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Rewrite, Refine Plan Utilize feedback from evaluation Be more creative, innovative Recruit more talent, resources

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee The Plan is the SKELETON… …but your communications must touch the HEART…

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Be a GOOD STORYTELLER… GOOD WRITING is EVERYTHING!

Building A Volunteer Marketing & Communications Committee Joe Mueller, Principal Mueller Communications muellercommunications-stl.com Blog: www.thestrategiccommunicator.com E-mail: joe@muellercommunications-stl.com Twitter: @jfmueller