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Social Networking for Social Good Roundtable Discussion September 16, 2015
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Networking Drives Nonprofit Success, Online & Offline iMission Institute
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A Clear Strategic Framework Needed iMission Institute The Social Seige: Too Many Options Coming Too Fast
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iMission Institute Social is Natural We live in a web of informal networks
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Formal Networks Are Designed & Built with Skill & Insight iMission Institute
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Strategic Dimensions of Social Networking 1. Primary Connections iMission Institute
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Strategic Dimensions of Social Networking 2. Community Building
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iMission Institute Strategic Dimensions of Social Networking 3. Node-Building
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iMission Institute Strategic Dimensions of Social Networking 3. Web-Building
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Social Network Fun Fact Learning: Your Friend’s Friend Will Have More Friends Than Your Friend. Action: Create opportunities for your friends to asks friends to asks friends. Example: Ice Bucket Challenge – Pour ice water while asking 3 friends to participate. iMission Institute
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Strategic Dimensions of Social Networking 4. Coalition Building – Linking Formal Networks
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iMission Institute Strategic Dimensions of Social Networking 5. Influencer Building – Linking Formal & Informal Networks Through People Central to Network Top 5% of influencers reach 85% of your extended online reach
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Strategic Building Blocks - Review Primary Connections– bonds between you and your stakeholder. Community Building – bonds among primary stakeholders. Node building – get primary connections to organize their relationship to act together on behalf of the organization. Web building – bridging to other informal networks Coalition building - bridging to other formal networks. Influencer Networking – get folks central to networks amplifying each others messages. iMission Institute
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Targeting Influencer Networking from Hootsuite Contacts
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Targeting Klout
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Accelerated Recruitment with Facebook Ads iMission Institute
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Transmitability … and Contagion iMission Institute Wrap the Campaignable Idea in Story Easily Told
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Ice Bucket Challenge ‘Rules’ iMission Institute Nominated via Social Media Accept the Challenge…within 24 hours … or pay. Add donation link Tag ‘@’ people you want to challenge Upload to social media with #tags Scripted activity with video Challenge 3 Others During Your Pour & State the You are Donating Donate
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Building & Managing Social Networks is… Multi-Disciplinary Cross-Functional Strategic Start right now iMission Institute
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