HAART is a nonprofit located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana that provides preventative care and services for people living with HIV/AIDS. It was founded in 1989 and has around 60 employees. HAART's main donors are individuals who donate at offline events, and its main volunteers are women ages 35-44 and teenagers ages 16-19. The digital marketing plan targets these groups through internet, social media, and mobile marketing with a $1,000 budget. The goals are to increase awareness, attract new donors and volunteers, and make signing up and donating easy online.
2. Company Profile
Is located at 4550 North Blvd. Ste. 250 Baton Rouge, LA 70806.
This is a small organization with about 60 employees.
Founded in 1989 (26 years)
HAART provides preventative care for the HIV/AIDS disease and complete care to
people living with HIV/AIDS including housing, HIV/AIDS management, support
services, medication, and primary care. Provides free testing & education about
HIV to the public.
Their website is http://www.haartinc.org . Their online presence began around
2008. Their patients can seek help through the website or by visiting their office.
Website is managed by a Lori Lauve, the director of development at HAART.
HIV/AIDS Alliance for Region Two, Inc. (HAART)
3. Who is donating?
Individuals contributed $258.5 billion to charitable donations in 2014
HAART’s donations are mainly received at offline events
Dining Out for Life
Decision-Making Process: positive change in Baton Rouge community, self-
fulfillment
Social media
YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram
Internet
Google, Websites, Email
4. Who is volunteering?
Women’s volunteer rate: 27.8%
Ages 35-44 and teenagers (ages 16-19) are most likely to volunteer
45.1% of volunteers are mothers
Social Media
29% of all women on internet 52% of teenagers use Instagram and 77% of all women
on internet and 71% of teenagers use Facebook
Internet
Google, Websites, Email
5. Who is not volunteering nor donating?
Non-donors: Lack of awareness or funds, donating to another
organization, or uninterested
Non-volunteers: Lack of interest, awareness, and time (ages 20-24
are least likely to volunteer)
Volunteers and donors will give their time and money to nonprofits
that they trust, are aware of, and are interested in.
They are interested in self-fulfillment, feeling like their making a
difference in people's life, and causes that affect them personally.
Social media
Facebook, Instagram, YouTube
Internet
Google, Email, Websites
6. Customers & Competitors
Current and potential customers: Women ages 35-44 and
teens ages 16-19 are the most likely to volunteer
Current and potential competitors: any local charity
(Various religious entities, Baton Rouge Sickle Cell
foundation, Susan G. Komen Foundation, Sexual Trauma
Awareness and response (STAR), etc.)
Industry: Non-Profit
Points of Differentiation: HIV/AIDS specific, Baton Rouge
local
7. Internet Marketing
Target Customers:
Volunteers:
Teenagers 16-19
Women ages 35-44
Individual donors
Mediums:
Email marketing
Search engine marketing
Website design
Messages:
Clear and concise
Attracts visitor attention
Qualifies and persuades the visitor to participate
Budget- $500