Carolyn M. Appleton, CFRE, shares this important information for non-profits and charities. A CFRE is a Certified Fund Raising Executive.
I have been visiting with the staff of two nonprofit organizations. They are struggling with social media, and with convincing their volunteers, donors and board members to support them using social media. With this in mind I wrote, “Engage Online Ambassadors.”
I provide additional “ammo” for my argument that social media is important for nonprofits, and that it can be harnessed effectively as a support mechanism. Here is the link: http://carolynmappleton.wordpress.com/2013/05/15/engage-online-ambassadors/. Comments welcome, as always!
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Yes social media can be a really powerful tool in spreading awareness and finding volunteers online, who want to participate in a good cause. I also completely agree with you that social media can be a really powerful tool for Non-profit organizations.
Social media is the best source of referral traffic. It only requires dedicated and time to succeed in this method and become well known by many individuals within our chosen nice. =)
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Social media plays a very important role in business nowadays. It brings great advantages for business improvement depends on how the business utilized it and integrate it with their strategy.
The link you provided is really helpful. Almost all facets needs the social media. Non-Profits could also leverage the power of social media to their maximum advantage!
Thanks for sharing!