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Big Data, Massive OpportunityJuly 2014

#ICAAConnects14

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Jesse Bardo & Mike Palladino

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twitter: @bardo, @palladinomike

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Does your advancement office have a full time social media staff person?

1. Yes, 1 FTE2. Yes, More Than 1 FTE3. No4. I’m not sure

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If I asked our VP for $50,000 of budget to run Facebook ads, he/she would

think I’m:

1. A Disruptor Innovator2. Crazy3. Going to be looking for a new

employer

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Status Quo

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is the Social Graph

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*Credit: LinkedIn Marketing

is the Professional Graph

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The Mobile Wave

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Entertainment

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Commerce

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Transportation

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Real Estate

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Advancement

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What Does This Mean For Advancement?

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>80% of donor management records have inaccurate or incomplete career data*

>99% of donor management records lack social engagement data

*EverTrue analysis; accurate and complete career data defined as current title, company and industry

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Traditional Donor Segmentation

Engagement

AgeReal estate

assetsWealth

screening Other giving

Class Leadership

Reunion Attendance

Event Attendance

Other Volunteerism

Engagement + Capacity

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The Donor Graph

Engagement

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LinkedIn Members Give at a 70% Higher Rate than Non-Members*…

*Represents giving by all constituents in FY ‘13

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Top and Bottom Industries by Participation

*Represents giving by all constituents within industries with at least 30 constituents

Industry 2013 Participation

Insurance 73.7%

Investment Management 72.2%

Venture Capital & Private Equity 71.7%

Retail 71.4%

Nonprofit Organization Management 68.1%

Industry 2013 Participation

Entertainment 46.3%

Broadcast Media 46.2%

Museums and Institutions 45.0%

Architecture & Planning 37.9%

Performing Arts 25.0%

Top 5 Industries** Bottom 5 Industries**

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% of members across the gift

pyramid

$1m - $24.9m

$50k - $1m

$25k - $50k

<$25k

34.8%

42.9%

55.2%

59.1%

63.8%

62.1%

61.0%

54.4%

46.1%

Social Donor Pyramid – Major Donors on LinkedIn

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Facebook

200,000+ Likes

Who are they?

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PROSPECTIDENTIFICATION

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More Likes = More Giving

0 1 2-9 10+0.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

60.0%

70.0%

*EverTrue analysis of Facebook giving trends

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Social Donor Pyramid – Major Donors on Facebook

$1m - $24.9m

$50k - $1m

$25k - $50k

<$25k

% of Facebook Likers* across the gift pyramid

1.7%

4.1%

3.3%

5.0%

6.5%

6.4%

7.1%

7.9%

8.3%

*'Facebook Liker % of total' = percentage of constituents at this research rating that are engaged on Facebook

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Scenarios for using social data

• Assessing content based on donor profile of people who engage with it

• Assessing current interests of the people who engage with the content

• Using social content to build donor pipeline

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* Illustrative giving data

Facebook is Not for Just The Bottom of

Your Pyramid

’66, $12,850 lifetime; regular giver

’92, $290 lifetime; hasn’t given since ‘99’79, $20 lifetime; hasn’t given since‘87’81, $220,385 lifetime; regular giver

Total Lifetime Giving: >$1,000,000…on one post

Who are they?Do they give?

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8,000 likes300 posts

2226 Likers

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12,000 likes2700 fans1400 posts

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Who hasn’t given?

In Action @ Brown

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• 1,300 most engaged fans targeted

• 13% click through rate (177 donors); > 20x Facebook CTR

• 100x ROI

• 77% clicked via mobile device

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If I asked our VP for $50,000 for Facebook ads, he/she would think I’m:

1. A Disruptive Innovator2. Ok, you’re starting to convince me3. Going to be looking for a new

employer

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Action Items• Experiment cheaply and manually…and measure• Align social media tactics with existing goals• Start budgeting – stamps cost money and so does

social• Start reporting to senior leadership (even if they

don’t ask)…and if you’re a senior leader, start asking1. Which rated prospects are engaging with us on

social media? Which content resonates with them?2. Which non-donors are engaging with our social

content? Can we target to increase our donor base?3. Which social content are existing major donors

engaging with? Can this inform ongoing stewardship?

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Think Outside Your Database

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Mapping Strategic Importance

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Find your engaged donors:

get.evertrue.com/fblikes

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