Sarah Ford | June 12, 2014
What Social Media Platforms Charities Should Use
At our recent Membership Assembly, citing all the algorithm updates and changes in post reach, a member asked if they should even bother using Facebook anymore. Â In the video above, event panelists addressed her answer in broader terms of what social media platforms charities should use and why. Â
In an article posted recently by Network for Good, Nancy Schwartz from GettingAttention.org addresses the specific question: “Facebook for Fundraising: Worth it or Waste of Time?” While her advice is a bit hard to swallow, it has good insights and stats for nonprofits to consider. Click here to read that article.
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