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Social media for nonprofits
The great thing about Facebook is that what works and what doesn’t work can be measured very specifically. And there’s probably nobody more experienced in the science of social media than Dan Zarrella.
Dan recently published an infographic based on more than 1.3 million Facebook updates from the top 10,000 pages.
Most nonprofits don’t really have a plan on Facebook. They create a Facebook Page and then wonder what to do next.
Before June The Ellie Fund’s Facebook Page looked nice, but lacked any real growth or engagement. In June, however, Facebook was a primary channels that helped the Ellie fund win Twive and Receive, and in the process their Page got a bump in both fans and engagement.
One benefit of having a Facebook Page is that once you build up a healthy community, you can start directing them to your website to join an email list, sign a petition, donate or take some other action.
But have you optimized your Facebook Page for this purpose?
Two weeks ago, Facebook launched a completely new version of Facebook Page Insights along with several new metrics.
Target audience: Nonprofits, NGOs, cause organizations, social enterprises, brands, social media managers, individuals Up until now there has been no way for the leaders within your nonprofit to join discussions about your cause on Facebook, unless they were willing to compromise their privacy. But now with the Subscribe Button, Facebook users can opt in to […]
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