Social media can make a significant impact on donations and involvement to your cause. In fact, MDG Advertising found that when an individual mentions their donation on social media, 39 percent of their friends will also give to the charity. What’s more, Twitter mentions can yield up to 10 times more money when fundraising. If your nonprofit organization is struggling with your social media marketing strategy, check out these nonprofits that are doing it right.
1. Project Hope: Participates in Events
#GivingTuesday is an event started in 2012 that takes place the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. It’s a movement to encourage people to donate to nonprofit organizations during the holiday season, and it uses social media to get the word out and encourage participation. One such success story comes from its first year with Project Hope…
Social Media Marketing: How 5 Non Profits are Doing it Right
