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Communication Strategies for the Multi-Screen World Presented May 9, 2014 for The Digital Nonprofit Monique Sherrett [email protected] 604-732-6467
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Multi-Screen Communication Strategies

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Presented May 9, 2014 at The Digital Nonprofit. Communication strategies for the multi-screen world: why it matters, why nonprofits should address mobile, tablet, desktop and wearables, and some approaches to email, social media and website design.
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Communication Strategies for the Multi-Screen World

Presented May 9, 2014 for The Digital NonprofitMonique [email protected]

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Technology Changes (and Quickly)

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2007 Social Media Starfish

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Today

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Wearables?

Source: Lee Lefever

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Holy Understatements, Batman!

Source: Gartner, IDC, Enders Analysis

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Determine the “So What” for Your Organization

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Audience > Mobile > Devices

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37 Different Screen Resolutions

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Design for the Experience (not the Device)@BoxcarMarketing

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#1 Responsive Website Design

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Responsive Website Checklist

If you want ... Higher Conversions• Avoid pinch-zoom• Design for up-down scrolling• Large buttons; Avoid clustering links• 1-2 clicks to complete a task (i.e., complete a forms, click to dial)

If you want ... Easy to Maintain and Easy to Share Content• 1 website vs. a full-site and an m-dot site• 1 URL • No duplicate content

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# 2 Email Campaigns

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50% of all emails are opened on mobile devices

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Email Checklist (1 eye, 1 thumb, 1 arm)

If you want ... Higher Conversions• Avoid pinch/zoom • Large buttons• Clear, primary CTA • 1-2 clicks to complete a task • Pre-header text

If you want ... More Subscribers• Clear subscribe options on site (optimize for the entire path)• Build the list w/social media, email signatures, contests, offer incentives

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# 3 Social Media

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Social Media Checklist

If you want ... More Awareness, Interest, Desire, Intent, Action• Invest in good photos • Always include a short caption w/photos• Leave room for RT• Use hashtags• Inspirational quotes and powerful stats (cheese + broccoli) • Change up the cover images & URL to match campaigns• Take advantage of 3rd-party apps from tracking, promoting or fundraising

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Make a Plan

Do Next Week Do by Next Month Do by DecemberUse your site on mobile & tablet CSS: font size & buttons Responsive site

Review CTA (tracking, testing) Simplify forms Responsive email template

Make a list; simplify, optimize Thx Page CTAs Conversion Optimization (tracking, testing)

Use your analytics reports Change cover image & urls Wearables (content snippets)

Confirm Location listing Big images, content snippets

Confirm Phone format

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You Can Do IT

How can I help?Monique [email protected]