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Should You Put Social Media in Your Editorial Calendar?

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Most nonprofits don’t put every social media post into their editorial calendars. That often includes website articles and blogs, newsletters, one-off emails, direct mail, press releases, big public reports, event invitations, and the like. Work social media into your content repurposing workflow.

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Nonprofits That Stray Off Course

Reid All About it

The article gave examples of donors contributing to the wrong charity because they were confused by look-alike names. Steve Drake, whose company manages the National Christmas Tree Association, reached out to the social media community for advice and later wrote about the lessons they learned – lessons every nonprofit should heed.

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What to Measure First

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

I’m talking substantive content here, like articles, blog posts, and videos, not quick social media posts (that’s included next). Example: Last month, we created 8 blog posts, 4 email newsletters, 4 single topic emails, 1 press release, 12 Facebook posts, 12 Instagram posts, and 30 Tweets.

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5 Ways to Find Low-Cost Association Conference Speakers

GrowthZone

Someone who can give tips on social media or a new operating system? Use social media and your email list. Members of Toastmasters, for example, are trying to improve their speaking skills and may appreciate the practice. press releases, logos on your site, social media promotion, email marketing, etc.).

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Event Marketing Strategy 101: A Step-by-Step Guide

A2Z Events

For example, B2B audiences will often prioritize networking opportunities and professional growth. Some of your top options include: Social media. You can run ads through social media and Google so that you can target people who search for particular terms or fit your target demographics. Email campaigns.

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Building Personas: Defining Your Audience

Higher Logic

Start by searching their site for testimonials, case studies, press releases, or newsletter signups. Set up Google Alerts for new content, and follow their social media accounts for constant updates, interactions, and events. Or at least better understand their motivations?

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What to Measure First

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

I’m talking substantive content here, like articles, blog posts, and videos, not quick social media posts (that’s included next). Example: Last month, we created 8 blog posts, 4 email newsletters, 4 single topic emails, 1 press release, 12 Facebook posts, 12 Instagram posts, and 30 Tweets.