3. Advocate Tool Box: Social Media
- Michael Sola @michaelsola
Hashtag: #ConC2012
4. Social is just ONE of the
many tools
Asking
WHY, and
WHO before
HOW
5. Social Media Explained
• Twitter : Me eating a Cookie
• Facebook : Me like Cookies
• Foursquare : This is where me eat Cookies
• Pinterest : Here’s a photo of my Cookie
• YouTube : Watch me eating a Cookie
• LinkedIn : Me have serious Cookie eating skills
• Google+ : I’m a Google nut who eats Cookies
7. Use Social Media
to…
• Listen – Google reader/ Search terms
• Connect - (regionally and nationally)
• Explore – to better our work and stay
• Learn – from others
• Stay in touch – with members, family and
supporters
9. Gartner predicts that you won’t have
a choice about email
• By 2014, Gartner predicts that social
networking services will replace e-
mail as the primary vehicle for
interpersonal communication by as
many as 20% of business users.
Source: “Tapping the positive from social networks for collaboration,”
eWeek, November 15, 2020
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10. And, it’s not just the millennials …
• Social networking among
internet users 50 and
older nearly doubled to
47% from 25% between
April 2009 and May 2010
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703559504575630404070140386.html?KEYWORDS=older+adults+and+soci
al+media
http://www.pewinternet.org/Reports/2010/Older-Adults-and-Social-Media/Report.aspx
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11. How do you spell success? Focus
on tangible metrics – not adoption
• User adoption should not be used as a proxy for
success.
• Ask the right questions - don’t be broad, get
specific - Pet owners: STAND UP
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16. Engagement Tips
• Ask questions they can answer
• Use @_name to mention other
pages/people
• Post colorful/interesting photos
• Comment again after other
comments have been made
17. Find Ways to Share Your Events
• Facebook Events
• Evite.com
• Plancast
• Yelp
• Meetup
• Gowalla
19. I can run but there’s no hiding from
Social Networking
• Michael Sola,
@michaelsola – twitter
michael@FightCRC.org
http://michaelsola.posterous.com/
LinkedIn.com/michaelsola
Pinterest/michaelsola
22. HOW WE ARE FUNDED
• Corporate Giving
o Sponsorships
o Educational Grants
o Matching Gifts
• Individual Giving
o Major Gifts
o Memorial & Tribute Donations
o Personal Fundraising Efforts
o Third-Party Events
o Workplace Giving
• Foundation Giving
o Grants
o Private Foundation Support
23. HOW YOU CAN HELP
• Memorial & Tribute Donations
o General Fund & Lisa Fund
• Personal Fundraising
o Personal Fundraising Page
o Individual Efforts
o Third-Party Events
• Online Fundraising / Social Media
o Facebook
Birthday Wish
Promote Personal Page / Efforts
• Workplace Giving
o CFC Campaign
o Individual workplace giving programs
o Corporate matching gifts
24. HOW YOU CAN HELP
• Be a Champion Year-Round for
Fight Colorectal Cancer
o Tell your GI and/or oncologist about the
organization and programs
o Bring materials to your GI’s office /
oncologist’s office to distribute
o Tell your friends and family about your efforts
o Leverage your contacts and make
introductions / connections
39. Fight Colorectal Cancer
1. What can you do?
- In treatment, or have a friend/family member in
treatment ~ choose 1 of these materials to take
into your oncologists office
- Not in treatment ~ tell 5 of your friends/family about
our services
2. Why should you do it?
Social computing is also about listening – and you should care about that too!
At the end of the day, the real secret is not about adoption – it’s about meaningful business improvement.Adoption metrics do not measure what matters most to any level of the organization. Employees care about working efficiently. Managers care about operating metrics. Executives care about financial metrics. But they are all related.