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See, Say, Feel, Do: Metrics for Social Media

Amy Sample Ward

I am a big fan of actionable metrics. For example, if you track just how many people come to your website, it doesn’t give you much action. In this scenario there is no way to exchange social media coins for broader communication or marketing dollars. I really appreciate that Fenton has included a similar recommendation.

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Nonprofit Strategic Planning: Ultimate Guide + 7 Examples

Bloomerang

Here’s an example of what this would look like: Let’s say your organization is an animal shelter. You may decide to ask one team member to post to social media every day to engage your online audience. For example, let’s say your nonprofit has a good track record with grant writing. Let’s get started.

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Understanding Impact Metrics for Your Nonprofit: A Guide

DipJar

In this sense, impact metrics are the specific measures of the positive and negative effects of an intervention, action, or project on individuals, communities, or the environment. In this guide, we’ll answer the most frequently asked questions about nonprofit impact metrics, including: . Why Are Impact Metrics Important?

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Let Data Drive Your Decisions

Bloomerang

For example, a clothing store puts out a new line of clothing; they want to know how that line is performing. An example of a KPI could be the number of surveys completed after an event. Answering such questions will help leverage your staff, time, and resources. Think about what metrics you will use.

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Create a Winning New Member Strategy in 3 Easy Steps

Association Analytics

When you’re working with limited resources it can be a struggle to both get new people in the door and then keep them there once you do. Top of funnel outreach includes channels like social media, newsletters, and blogs that are designed to establish credibility. One example of thought leadership is this blog!

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DIY Community Engagement Metrics

Amy Sample Ward

DIY Community Engagement Metrics. When people who work in services, programs, grant writing and fundraising, for example, all share their view of the groups in the community, not only can you start mapping the network but you can also have really rich discussions about the way different parts of your organization view the community.

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The Ultimate Guide to Social Media for Nonprofits

Qgiv

With the rise of smartphones, it seems like everyone’s constantly on social media, making it the perfect marketing tool for your nonprofit! Infact, there are over 308 million social media users in the United States alone. Learn how your organization can take full advantage of social media in this guide!