une approche à 360° pour comprendre comment la stratégie online
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Les outils, stratégies et autres techniques e-marketing peuvent aider toutes les sphères de votre stratégie de collecte : de votre campagne annuelle, à votre “capital campaign”, ou encore à votre stratégie Grands Donateurs. Cette session est destinée aux personnes responsables de la mise en place des stratégies fundraising en ligne. A la fin de la session, les participants sauront comment intégrer le don en ligne à chaque pierre de leur stratégie fundraising : des cas pratiques généraux aux pièges à éviter dans le rapport offline/online, quels sont les outils qui peuvent aider une organisation à conduire, soutenir TOUT type de fundraising en ligne ?TRANSCRIPT
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Une approche a 360°pour comprendre commentla strategie online peut renforcer l’esemble de
votre strategie fundraising
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Camembert de la collecte de fonds en France
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Un nombre d’utilisateurs importants…
•29 millions d’internautes dont 90 % connectésen haut débit.
•49% se connectent tous les jours. (France, 3èmepays Européen)
•25 % des internautes interrogés déclarentavoir visité au moins un blog dans le mois encours et plus de 18% en ont déjà publiés un.(France, 1er pays au monde)
•11 % des internautes utilisent des flux RSS et14% utilisent des podcast. Ipsos-Media, septembre 2006
Journal du Net, december 2006Médiamétrie // NetRatings 2007Médiamétrie -eStat - CybereStat 2007
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Une part relativement mineure mais…
Nature Montant Collecté Pourcentage
Chèque et Autres 281 043 857 ! 82%
Prélèvement Automatique 57 484 093 ! 17%
Don en ligne 3 299 073 ! 1%
TOTAL 341 827 023 ! 100%
Source : Unogep - Baromètre de la Générosité 2006 - 23 associations membres
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US
Online donors Offline donors
Charities 110,00 ! 40,00 !FR
3 fois plus !!
2 fois plus!!
Les donateurs online sont de meilleurs qualités
… un don moyen 3 fois plus important…
ePhilanthropy.orgUNOGEP 2006
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What are we going to talk about in ourintegration session?
A definition
The reasons to integrate
Proving through case studies whether it’sworth integrating old and new mediafundraising
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Integration Defined
Definition - Integrate:
Make into a whole, complete
Bring together (parts) into a whole.
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Why Integrate?
• We make more money
• We have better relationships e.g. better LTV
• We have more active donors e.g. improved response rates
• We often call these effects ‘the Halo effect’
• A planned marketing mix is more effective than a randomselection of distribution channels ]
• What else?
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Online connects to all fundraising
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Area of potential integration #1: directmail and the online enviroment
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Direct Mail integration (coordinating messaging)
Amnesty’s direct mail renewal package maintains the same look…
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Direct Mail integration (with landing page)
…and feel as the online landing page to renew a donor…
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Direct Mail integration (with giving form)
…and is shared with the online giving form
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Direct Mail integration (with email)
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Direct Mail integration (with email)
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Results
• Approximately .1 - .3% conversion permailing with the majority of donorschoosing monthly giving over single giftgiving
• Increasingly in every mailing• Approximately 50% increase in online gift
compared to dm offline gift amount
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Direct Mail Integration Tips
• Is your organization’s email address clear and easyfor donors to find? Is it part of their address sectionon the reply coupons so they will automate think offilling it out?
• Is your URL clear and easy to read on all direct mailpieces?
• Under your contact information, does your direct mailhave a section for more information?
• Does it mention your website or a email addressdonors could use to ask their question?
• Where are your URL & email coordinates located?Are they on the letter, reply coupon and outerenvelope?
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Direct Mail Integration Tips
• Does the monthly giving section include an onlineoption? For example, if you would like to sign-up asa monthly giving partner, please visit our website atwww.yourorg.org
• In your direct mail packages, do you ask donors ifthey would like to receive correspondence via email?
• Use drip marketing with each package. Ask yourdirect mail donors a question to gather a portfolioregarding their giving preferences, giving online, howthey would like to receive correspondence, etc.?
• Ask your direct mail donors if they would like toreceive an e-newsletter?
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Direct Mail Integration Tips
• Introduce new campaign through direct mailpackages and tell your donors to find outmore information, visit the website at the linklocation.
• Ask your direct mail donors to fill out asupporter survey online at the link location
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Area of potential integration #2:Integrating the phone and online
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Integration with Telemarketing
• Called online non-donors who hadtaken one action online in March 2005
• Total phone match: Approx. 20,000
• Results:– Online activist pledge rate: 21%– Online activist average pledge:
$27.38– Now… has anyone got warm email
lists?!
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The phone…
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The phone…
• Four test streams…1. Three email only solicitations streams
(different content)2. Web donors who’ll receive phone call3. Phone donors who gave over phone will
receive conversion callHow did the single gift online donors convert to
monthly giving?
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Results …
• Results were good, 13% conversion rate for web tophone vs. .2% for web to email and 7% to phone tophone
• 70% of donors are monthlies, the rest are single gift• $11 per month average• $53 single gift average• An immediate 2:1 ROI and an LTV profit of over $1
million dollars!• These donors are NOT on the Oxfam data base and
are new, first time donors
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Results …
• So we know that flash philanthropy and warm onlineactivists can be effectively reached through thephone
• It builds trust so it can convert activists to donors• And it can convert online OTG donors to monthly
donors
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Results …
• So we know that flash philanthropy and warm onlineactivists can be effectively reached through thephone
• It builds trust so it can convert activists to donors• And it can convert online OTG donors to monthly
donors
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Quick Wins: How do we convert our phonevendors to integrated fundraising?
• Real time processing. Your phone vendorcan process single gifts in real time throughits window/web environment. Their callerscan process credit card gifts immediately.
• E-tax receipting. Donors expect to receivean e-tax receipt if they want one. Thisdepends on the country. If it makes sense,have callers send an e-tax receipt for singlegifts immediately after having the giftconfirmed as processed.
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How do we convert our phone vendors tointegrated fundraising?
• Test an electronic pledge fulfillmentpackage. Your vendor, will your help, willsend a paper based pledge fulfillmentpackage to those who pledge, but don’tconsummate the gift on the phone. Youwould then work with your phone vendor tocreate the electronic equivalent of thepledge fulfillment package and then test itagainst a control cell of paper pledgefulfillment recipients.
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How do we convert our phone vendors tointegrated fundraising?
• Be prepared to ask for an email in thescript and be prepared to do somethingwith it. Your organization should ask for anemail in the calling script, but be prepared tohave regular email communication andsolicitations during the year.
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Less than Quick Wins: How do we convert ourphone vendors to integrated fundraising?
• Test a video/interactive piece as part ofthe either the thank you follow up orpledge fulfillment piece. If yourorganization has powerful images,interactive content, or video content thatcould be sent via email and the web todonors or pledgers, then you may inspiresecond gifts from receipted online donorsand fulfilled pledges from pledgers.
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Less than Quick Wins: How do we convert ourphone vendors to integrated fundraising?
• Give monthly donors over the phone aspecial online area. You might want tocreate a special monthly giving only areaonline. That area may need a password.The content would be about their monthlygift and what they accomplished. In thefuture, that password area could beimproved to be something that’s highlypersonal e.g. review of giving history,personalization of content to the monthlydonor’s tastes.
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Does video work embedded in an email or as alink?
• The jury is still out• Our experience shows (in a test on a
database of 800,000 online activists inthe US) that the link was more effective inthe net return
• But we’ve got a long way to test this…
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Area of integration potential #2: The TV(DRTV) and the online environment
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Three areas for TV and online:a) Driving DRTV/monthly donors online to make their gift –
SOS Children’s Villages Canada and Finland
b) Driving interested citizens to view the end of avideo/learn more/perhaps give – Greenpeace Latin America
and CANFAR
c) Driving interested citizens to follow a celebrity to learnmore on an issue and then discover a low brand awareness
organization – CHF Partners
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SOS Children’s Charity: DRTV to the Web
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TV to drive people online
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TV to drive people online
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TV to drive people online
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Telemarketing – Tribute toHeroes
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Results
• United Way of Toronto staff answered calls while online
• Processed the gifts instantly with automated e-commerce tool
• Staff asked donors if they would like to get an automatictax receipt
• United Way of Toronto processed over 6,000 giftsonline (with an average gift of $81, via the telephone)
• sent almost 5,000 electronic tax receipts back to the5,000 individuals who not only gave a gift over thephone but also gave their email address
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What are the challenges of TV and online:
1. do you lower overall results if you’d makethem ‘pick up the phone now!’?
2. you have to track activities like click throughsand have a unique giving form to judgeeffectiveness
3. Similarly, tracking of activity must be done
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If New Media Fundraising has to help all areas offundraising, then why not legacies…
So.. what about bequest video online?
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An integrated e-philanthropy acquisitioncampaign…
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Integrated giving form
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Viral element - ecard
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Google keyword ad
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Yahoo keyword ad
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Chatelaine.com
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Care 2
Dear Friend,
I know you lead a busy life so I’ll make this very brief.
Most likely, your holiday season will be a time of plenty. But forsome many people around the world – this holiday will be astruggle to survive. With your help today, we can make their livesbetter by giving them a donkey.
You heard me correctly – a donkey! Let me explain.
Zahra is a hard working mother who lives in the Bati district ofEthiopia — an area of the country that, for decades, has struggledwith recurring drought and famine.
Once a week, to make ends meet, she walks to market with acouple of her hand-made pieces to sell. Unfortunately…
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CKCU Radio Station Appealbutton
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The top five results online…
1)keywords2)banners on well known sites - Chatelaine3)banners on CHF web4)email Sweetspot5)email Care26)email current online donors7)direct mail letter to all current donors8)print ad in the National Post9)bookmarks all public libraries - Ottawa10)media release11)interview CBC radio12)interview CTV local news13)radio ad CKCU14)promotion through our Global Ed program15)peer-to-peer emails
#1#2
#5
#4
#3
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They spent $20,000 and found 597 donors whogave $39,765 for a 2:1 ROI.
82% of the donors were new donors!
The CHF example reminds me that PR support isvital for integrated campaigns… especially
online…
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Oxfam Canada’s www.oxfamunrapped.ca
The radio and online….
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Face to Face
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Direct Dialog integration
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Integration of offline/online/corporate support
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Integration
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Example of a Workplace Giving Page
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Example of a Workplace Giving Page
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Example of a Workplace Giving Page
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Example of a Workplace Giving Page
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Example of a Workplace Giving Page
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Other areas of integration…
• Text and voice
• Communications/PR and Online
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MSF Austria
5% of total5% of totaldonations todonations to
tsunamitsunamiMSF AustriaMSF Austria
50% converted50% convertedto monthlyto monthly
givinggivingMSF AustriaMSF Austria
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MSF Austria
50% converted50% convertedto monthlyto monthly
givinggiving60% said YES60% said YES
50% converted50% convertedto monthlyto monthly
givinggivingWould itWould itwork in thework in the
US?US?
282,000 Euros282,000 Eurosin single giftsin single gifts
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If integration works why aren’t we doing it?
• What are the barriers to making anintegrated new and old fundraisingschedule?
• If you’ve got one – how did you doit!?
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If integration works why aren’t we doing it?
• What are the barriers to making anintegrated new and old fundraisingschedule?
• If you’ve got one – how did you doit!?
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So…
• Integration of video, online, and the phone are vitalfor future relationship building and fundraising
• Make a plan• Choose combinations• Test• Improve• Take risk• Try new things• Let’s put a few combinations together…
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Action Timeline Group A (50%) Group B (50%)
#1
Recognition
1 week after
gift purchase
Email primer, we are
sending you something in
the mail.
Brief thank you letter in the
mail.
Brief thank you pho ne call
or BVM.
#2
Follow Up
4 Weeks after
gift purchase
Email Confirmation. Opt in
to e -communications.
Your gift has arrived, how
your gift has made a
difference.
Would you like to be
updated on your gift and
our other projects? Sign up
for en ewsletter.
Email Confirmation. Opt in
to e-communications.
Your gift has arrived, how
your gift has made a
difference.
Would you like to be
updated on your gift and
our other projects? Sign up
for enewsletter.
#3 Send E -
newsletters,
eappeals,
petition s, etc.
Ongoing,
once a month.
The donor then gets put
into the regular stream of
e-communications for six
months. Including gift
updates targeted to gift
type purchased.
The donor then gets put
into the regular stream of
e-communications for six
months. Including gift
updates targeted to gift
type purchased.
#4 Annual
Oxfam
Unwrapped
Tell-a-Friend
campaign
Mid -November, each
person who bought a gift is
challenged to Tell (x#) of
Friends. Perhaps make it a
contest, the person who
tells the most friend s who
refer back to them wins a
________.
Mid -November, each
person who bought a gift is
challenged to Tell (x#) of
Friends. Perhaps make it a
contest, the person who
tells the most friends who
refer back to them wins a
________.
Integrated testing: KISS
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Putting and integrated plan together: UJA NY