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The Keyhole Campaign Summer 2018 Intern Project Jennifer Pehota, Christopher Arduini, Luke Raicik, Aidan Scott, Meaghan Barnett, Sophia Gourley, Alison Boghosian, Colleen OConnor, Andre Jett 1 The Keyhole Campaign Table of Contents 3 ----


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The Keyhole Campaign

Summer 2018 Intern Project

Jennifer Pehota, Christopher Arduini, Luke Raicik, Aidan Scott, Meaghan Barnett, Sophia Gourley, Alison Boghosian, Colleen O’Connor, Andre Jett

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3 ---- Assignment Overview 7 ---- Survey Results 11 ---- The Keyhole Campaign

14 ---- Transparency 23 ---- Awareness 59---- Education 76---- Review

77 ---- Expenses 79 ---- Deliverables

The Keyhole Campaign

Table of Contents

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Assignment Overview

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  • Develop ideas to help Journey Home capture more ongoing

financial donations from individual donors in 2018 and beyond.

  • Consider ways to leverage innovation/new technology to reach

and engage with the audience.

  • Create ideas pro bono

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Assignment Overview

Details

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Help meet the client goal of generating $300,000 in financial donations in calendar year 2018, and set stage for 2019 and beyond.

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Assignment Overview

Objectives

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A collection of ideas that meet the parameters of the assignment and that are as close to final as possible.

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Assignment Overview

Deliverables

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Survey Results

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Survey Results Gender

Demographics

Age Range

197 Respondents

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What social media platforms do you use regularly? Do you get your news through social media?

Survey Results

Social Media Habits

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Would you be more inclined to donate to a nonprofit where you knew exactly where your money was going and what it was being put towards? How often do you donate?

Survey Results

Donation Habits

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The Keyhole Campaign

Transparency Awareness Education

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The 3 Pillars

This campaign is focused on driving more donations by concentrating on awareness, transparency, and education to ultimately unlock doors and opportunities for the Capital Region’s homeless community.

Our goals for the Keyhole Campaign include using both innovative and strategic ideas to boost recurring donations for Journey Home.

The Keyhole Campaign

Our Proposal

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The Keyhole Campaign

Overview

Transparency Awareness Education

Donation Page Revamp Messaging Ease of Access Internal Efficiency Online Advertising Social Media Content Creative Branding Local Resources Media Pitching Infographics

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The Keyhole Campaign

Transparency Awareness Education

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Donation Page Revamp

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Revamping the donation page to be more transparent will allow website visitors to feel more comfortable donating.

Donation Page Revamp

Why revamp the donation page?

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Acknowledge that potential donors need to know where money is going Utilize tangibles and timeline on website donation page Collect more individual donations through a trusting website audience

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Donation Page Revamp

List of Journey Home’s Current Tangibles

  • $25 provides one month of

transportation to/from work or school

  • $50 covers the cost of a moving truck
  • $100 helps connect people to the

proper medical care

  • $250 goes towards a home makeover
  • $750 houses a person for one month

Utilize Tangibles

  • Recommend placing tangibles on website like

Immacare

  • Recommend using timelines to to better

explain systemic change model and what Journey Home has already accomplished

  • Recommend showing how far along Journey

Home is to reaching goals

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Donation Goal Mock Up Animations

Segment that could be posted at one time Full Video

Donation Page Revamp

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Messaging

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A clear mission, vision and values across all platforms will clarify the purpose

  • f Journey Home and assure donors they are having a direct impact.

Messaging

Why clarify Journey Home’s message?

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Create messaging that clearly defines mission and goals Disseminate messaging across all Journey Home platforms Encourage new and repeated donations from the community

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  • Many people are unfamiliar with

Journey Home

  • Journey Home is a systemic change
  • rganization

Messaging

Emphasize Purpose

Have you heard of Journey Home?

Avoiding Confusion:

  • Journey Home provides

permanent housing

  • Is not a shelter
  • Provides continual services

even after a home is found

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Journey home doesn’t do band-aids. We aren’t about temporary solutions or surface-level fixes. We’re focused on system change. We transform lives, and by doing so we’re working toward the complete eradication of homelessness in our community. We provide keys. These keys unlock doors to a better life and the

  • pportunities every person deserves. Behind these doors are shelter,

food for their children, clothes to wear to job interviews, and networks

  • f resources combined in one place.

We have a system, and we know it works. We’ve already eliminated 100 percent of chronic homelessness in the Hartford community. But we want to take it further. We want to do more.

Messaging

Messaging Examples

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The Keyhole Campaign

Transparency Awareness Education

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Ease of Access

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By looping in innovative technologies, we can help make donating an easier process and build a community of recurring donors.

Ease of Access

Why make it easier to donate?

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Acknowledge not everyone uses checks or has a PayPal account Make it easier for people to donate, and for Journey Home to collect donor info Capitalize on innovative technologies to increase donation rates

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Ease of Access

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Facts/Statistics:

  • 50% of people carry cash with

them less than half the time

  • 1 in 5 people carry a

checkbook with them on a daily basis

  • People tend to spend more

when they have a card

  • Used by nonprofits to collect

donor information in addition to donations

  • Enabling use of credit cards

would expand their reach immensely

Source: Creditcards.com, Onovative, Psychology Today

Square

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Transparency

Funds go to the right place. GoFundMe offers a secure platform for donating and transferring funds.

*If funds aren’t delivered to the right person, GoFundMe will donate the missing amount.

#1 Donation Platform People have raised more money on GoFundMe than anywhere else. Pricing and Fees

For US certified charity campaigns, GoFundMe's platform and payment processing fees total 7.9% plus $0.30 per transaction and are deducted in real-time from each donation.

GoFundMe is the world’s largest

  • nline fundraising platform, with

more than $5B billion raised so far.

Ease of Access

GoFundMe

Source: GoFundMe

50,000+

charity campaigns per year

$65 million+

raised per year

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Statistics:

  • 78% of our survey respondents are

active on Facebook

  • 45 million people send birthday

wishes on Facebook everyday

Donations via Facebook page

  • Recommend exploring live video donation
  • ptions
  • Viewers can donate as they watch the live

video or once the video has been posted.

Facebook Birthday

  • Recommend creating more awareness

around donating one’s birthday to Journey Home via social media and on website donation page

  • Facebook prompts everyone with creating a

birthday fundraiser

  • Small fees associated

Source: Facebook Newsroom

Ease of Access

Facebook

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Internal Efficiency

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Utilizing innovative technology can help quickly and efficiently contact the right donors at the right time.

Internal Efficiency

Why improve internal efficiency?

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Allocate time more efficiently to avoid setbacks from mundane tasks Contact more donors in less time and target appropriate new

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Establish recurring donation network with new donors

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Free alternative to Constant Contact

  • Construct one common email for your

entire contact database to receive

  • Schedule time for email to be

automatically sent

  • Receive up to date statistics about your

email to understand which aspects are most effective

Internal Efficiency

Mail Chimp

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Innovative and Time Saving

  • Self-written emails to specific donors

○ Solves issue of time consuming email restrictions

  • Provides weekly agenda of who to contact and

how

  • Pricing and timetable unclear

Internal Efficiency

Gravyty

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Online Advertising

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Online advertising will be a highly effective way to reach and engage new potential donors who fall within a specific and narrow target audience.

Online Advertising

Why advertise online?

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Source: leadpup.com Source: digitaldoughnut.com

Utilize the growing capabilities of digital ads to spread word about Journey Home Drive more website traffic leading to donations through digital advertising Draw attention to both the

  • rganization and

the presence of homelessness

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Q : Can changing the nonprofit’s mix of TV, print, digital, and radio advertising affect donations? A : YES Results showed that digital advertising only made up 5% of Goodwills campaign but 49% of donations were derived from it!

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Online Advertising media donations digital spot TV radio print

Source: AdWeek

Case Study : Goodwill

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Source: Journey Home

Online Advertising

Past Google Grant

Journey Home has received the Google AdWords Grant in the past through a 3rd party managed vendor, Clicks for Cause. Grant use stopped after 3 months due to lack of satisfaction from the client, seeing little results.

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Google Grant

Past Performance TRUTH IN NUMBERS

clicks impressions CTR

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Online Advertising

6.7

THOUSAND

176.2

THOUSAND

3.8%

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  • Minimum CTR is 5%

○ If not reached for two consecutive months, account is canceled

  • Geotargeting
  • Minimum 2 active ad groups

○ Related keywords ○ Two active text ads per group

  • Minimum 2 sitelink extensions

General knowledge . . .

  • $10,000 per month

in ad spend

  • Only all text ads - no

image or video

  • AdWords Express is

available

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Online Advertising

2017 Guideline Changes

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  • Improve Keyword list

○ Include more relevant terms to Journey Home that are more likely to end in conversions

  • Introduce site links into your paid search ads

○ Direct viewers to donation page

  • Geo-target Capital Region and surrounding towns

○ Not spend budget on people who are not likely to donate due to location

Online Advertising

Our Idea

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Online Advertising

Mockups

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  • Eligible to use “YouTube for Nonprofits”
  • Utilize features special to nonprofits

○ call-to-action cards and overlays ○ end screens

  • Increase YouTube channel engagement, and

drive visits to Journey Home’s website

What you need:

A Google for Nonprofits account A YouTube channel ID for your organization

✓ ✓

Online Advertising

YouTube for Nonprofits

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  • Donation Cards

○ Link to donation that sits on top of a video ○ When clicked, a small donation form appears ○ Viewers can donate directly from the video ○ Google covers the processing fees, and Network for Good distributes the funds to the organization at the end of each month

  • Link directly to website

○ Appears in top right corner of video for easier access to organization’s site

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Online Advertising

YouTube Included Features

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Social Media Content

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Brand awareness cultivated through social media channels will be crucial to attracting new donors and increasing engagement.

Social Media Content

Why develop social media content?

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Captivate audience by providing engaging and resonating content Increase brand awareness of Journey Home and its mission Capture and retain loyal donors and supporters

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  • Basic account is free
  • Save time and simplify

managing social accounts

  • All accounts in one place

& scheduled posts

  • Track follower growth

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Social Media Content

Hootsuite

Why use it?

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Why use it?

  • Make entire month’s posts

ready-to-go

  • Monthly view of content
  • Can be done on-the-go
  • Notifications to mobile

phone

www.hootsuite.com/community/signup

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Social Media Content

Hootsuite

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Social Media Content

Content Buckets

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INSIDE JOURNEY HOME Staff profiles Volunteer appreciation Inside the office Accomplishments Motivation Mondays EDUCATION Statistics & facts Infographics/DYKs Third-party links News & trends Wednesday Wisdom HOW TO HELP Link to donate Community Events Calls to action Giving campaigns Giving Tuesdays STORIES OF SUCCESS Before and after series Profiles Home makeovers In the news Testimonial Thursdays

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  • Layout of each day’s posts
  • Instagram Stories
  • Indicates type of content and

platform

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Social Media Content

Content Calendar

What is it?

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Social Media Content

Sample Posts

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Can boost one post Will boost a post every week More eyes on each post

Per day

Boosted Posts

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Per week

$ 7 $ 1

TRUTH IN NUMBERS Social Media Content

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Potential Audience :

Potential Reach: 120,000 people

Audience Details :

Location: 15 mile radius around Hartford, CT Age: 25-64 People To Match: Interests

  • Nonprofit organization, National Alliance to End

Homelessness, Homelessness, Charity and Causes, Fundraising, Donation, Social change, Philanthropy, volunteering, charitable organization or foundation (nonprofit)

Desktop Mobile Right - Hand

Social Media Content

Facebook Advertising

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Creative Branding

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A refresh of Journey Home’s social media profiles and the corresponding graphics and visuals will increase interest and engagement online.

Creative Branding

Why overhaul profiles and visuals?

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Evaluate existing social profiles for areas to improve Create a strong, consistent visual brand for Journey Home across all platforms Solidify an online presence that attracts donors through appealing visuals

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Infographics

Style Guide Cheat Sheet

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Creative Branding

Facebook Revamp

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Creative Branding

Instagram Revamp

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Home Makeovers | Success Stories | Testimonials | Infographics | Upcoming Events | Photography | Reminders | Urges to Donate

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Transparency Awareness Education

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Local Resources

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Capitalizing on the resources of local institutions is a low-cost way to propel Journey Home forward while also showing commitment to the community.

Local Resources

Why utilize local resources?

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Pinpoint local institutions as potential assets to Journey Home Create connections with helpful and most relevant contacts Establish mutually beneficial relationships between Journey Home and these

  • rganizations
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“...motivate city and regional residents to identify with Hartford, to feel good about the city and to feel a sense of pride and optimism about the city and the Greater Hartford Region”

Manageable incentives allow you to…

○ Connect with local businesses ○ Drive higher quantity of donations ○ Entice donors to become regular donors ○ Pizza Party ○ Local Celebrities “Hartford Has It focuses on promoting Hartford’s vast variety of assets to create a relevant and positive message about Connecticut’s Capital City.”

Local Resources

Source: hartford.com

Manageable Incentives

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  • Potential to gain volunteers from students by

partnering with local universities Central Connecticut, UCONN, Trinity, UHart

  • Each university has their own logistics for

determining payment and internship credit criteria

  • This would provide more help without the cost
  • f hiring outside companies or employees

If you had the option to do an internship for credit for a nonprofit that works to end homelessness, would you?

Local Resources

Internships for Credit

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  • Contact multiple photography professors to

suggest a potential partnership with Journey Home

  • Emphasis on the importance of outside the

classroom experience

  • Resourceful way to generate unique new

content

  • Mosaic of Hartford skyline using new photos

Ex: Pedigree Dog Mosaic

University Photography

Local Resources

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Media Pitching

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Media Pitching

Why pitch to media?

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Compile a list of key media contacts to reach out to Pitch relevant stories to the right reporters Achieve media placements in local

  • utlets or news

segments

Stories in these outlets can help educate readers about the issues of homelessness and Journey Home’s accomplishments.

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Local Resources

Contact List

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Infographics

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Infographics

Why use infographics?

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Infographics used in marketing campaigns can increase engagement by more than 35%, translating to more donations, volunteers, and media awareness.

Source: The Balance Small Business

Grow the impact of the nonprofit in today’s world Creates content that grabs the viewer’s attention Attract the visual parts of the brain, making people pay attention

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Sample Infographics

Infographics

Static Examples

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71 Infographics

Sample Infographics

Infographics

Static Examples

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Sample Infographics

Infographics

Static Examples

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Sample Infographics

Mission Tangibles

Infographics

Animated Examples

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74 Infographics

Sample Infographics

Timeline of Journey Home’s work Key Goals Sal Pinna’s story

Infographics

Animated Examples

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Sample Infographics

Infographics

Instagram Motion Graphic

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The Keyhole Campaign

Review

Transparency Awareness Education

Donation Page Revamp Messaging Ease of Access Internal Efficiency Online Advertising Social Media Content Creative Branding Local Resources Media Pitching Infographics

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Expenses

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  • Square card reader is free, 2.75% fee

deducted from every donation

  • GoFundMe 7.9% plus $0.30 deducted

from every donation

  • $15/day on Facebook and Instagram

boosted posts can reach 2,600-12,000 people

  • These numbers are estimates and can

vary

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Expenses

Overview

Platform Daily Cost Weekly Cost Potential Reach

Facebook

$15.00 $75.00 2,600-12,000

Instagram

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Deliverables

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Deliverables

Final Product for Client

List of Deliverables:

List of Deliverables:

  • Keyhole Campaign Deck
  • Background

○ Survey Results

  • Social Media Assets

○ Content Calendar

  • Educational Assets

○ Photography Contact List ○ Photography Email Draft ○ Internship Contact List ○ Internship Email Draft ○ Media Pitching Explainer ○ Media Contact List

  • Creative Assets

○ Mood Board ○ Logos ○ Style Guide Cheat Sheet ○ Social Media Mockups ○ Infographic Explainer ○ Infographics

  • Media Assets

○ Digital Advertising Explainer ○ Google AdWords Explainer ○ Key Word List ○ Sitelink Extensions Explainer ○ YouTube Donation Explainer

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Thank you.

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