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Did your organization tell stories in 2015? Did you get the result you hoped for?
Now that it's January, it's time for a fresh start to storytelling.
In this webinar, Vanessa Chase will cover the five things that nonprofit organizations should be doing differently when it comes to non-profit storytelling. You'll learn about the best opportunities for storytelling, plus easy strategies that your organization can take advantage of in 2016.
Learning objectives:
- Understanding the most common mistakes non-profits make when telling a story
- Learn about opportunities for digital storytelling that can impact your fundraising bottom line
- Get answers to your storytelling questions
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Storytelling in 2016 - 5 Things Your Nonprofit Should Do Differently
1. Storytelling in 2016 -‐
5 Things Your Nonprofit
Should Do Differently
1/21/16
1pm Eastern
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Our guest presenter »
Vanessa Chase Lockshin
Founder, The Storytelling Non-Profit
International non-profit consultant,
thought leader, trainer, and speaker.
Provides consulting, training, and
coaching to non-profits around the
world, and has helped organizations
raise over $10 million.
Co-founder of Stewardship School and
Board Chair of Women Against Violence
Against Women.
@VanessaEChase
5. Storytelling in 2016
5 Things Your Nonprofit Should do Differently
Presented by Vanessa Chase of The Storytelling Non-Profit
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Bloomerang
7. What You’ll Learn
• The most common storytelling mistakes
• 5 strategies for storytelling in 2016
• Tips for telling great stories
• Answers to your questions
8. MY STORY President of TheStorytellingNonprofit.com
Co-Founder of Stewardship School
Has raised $10 million and counting
Speaker: Association of Fundraising
Professionals, Association of Donor Relations
Professionals, Council for Advancement and
Support of Education, Net Squared and BBCON
Clients: A Rocha Canada, Wagner Hills Farm
Society, Hope for the Nations, Union Gospel
Mission, Cancer Care Connection, BC Children’s
Hospital Foundation
15. #1 Tell the Story More Than Once
The OrganizationNot everyone will see every thing you post
Tell the story multiple times, in several places
Measure your results
16. #2 Don’t Forget About Stewardship!
The Organization
Stewardship content matters
Tell stories in thank you letters, newsletters,
and stewardship reports
Show how the gift was used. Highlight
donor impact
18. #3 Leverage the News Cycle
The Organization
A sweet spot is to connect your issue to what’s
top of mind for donors
Highlight the issue in the community and how
your organization is addressing it
Think about tapping into the emotions that people
feel
20. #4 Tailor the Story Based on Giving
The Organization
Segmentation provides a personalized
experience for donors
How can you tailor your content based on how
donors give?
21. #5 Let Donors Tell Their Stories
The OrganizationCreate opportunities for donors to tell their stories
Develop a robust donor community through story
Make donors feel seen and heard
23. A Few More Tips
Collect stories on an on-going basis
Strategically think about your fundraising plan and
which stories will complement it
Remember: storytelling is about showing
Start by telling your own stories
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