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Amplify your Voice with PWI Shoutout. Connect with the new generation of donors through social media visibility. PWI ShoutOut empowers nonprofits to submit post content directly to Project World Impact. We share it across Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, putting your cause in front of our cause-minded followers. Build new connections and elevate your impact!  #PWIShoutOut #SocialVisibility #ConnectWithDonors

Zero followers? You can still go viral. Algorithms are shifting towards interest based content distribution. You're probably thinking that without a huge follower count, your nonprofit's message gets lost. I remember when a local food pantry I was working with had just 150 followers on Facebook. We felt like we were shouting into the void. But then we tried something different. We started sharing step by step templates of how we set up our food storage solutions to make a clients food last longer. Suddenly, our updates were reaching over 5,000 people each week. No need to pour money into ads or stress over follower counts. Try posting niche guides that connect with your small audience, you will connect with more people who truly care about your mission and see your engagement rise. #notforprofit #communityservice

Social media can be daunting for small businesses and small nonprofits. What platforms should you be on? How frequently should you post? What type of content should you post? Sometimes all those questions result in a mental block that leads to not posting on social media at all. Spoiler alert: That's not the right answer. If social media is a struggle for you, the StoryPath team can help! Get in touch with us today to chat about options, including social media strategy that gives you the answers you need to do it yourself or a monthly content package where we take social media completely off your plate. Schedule an intro call today to chat! https://lnkd.in/gnDhE_CQ

What a great company Stand is for giving its people volunteering days, on top of the pro bono support it has already given us. What a great person Marco Savo is for identifying how his volunteering days could really help FRU. #FreeRepresentation #DigitalStrategy

Working through Square One of my A.R.T. of Engagement Framework with a nonprofit client this month. I love how it brings clarity and confidence to the process of ultimately letting them creating content with purpose. Without "getting your house in order" for content marketing, you're doomed to live on the DREADmill of death, attempting to feed the content machine beast that demands you pump out assets 24/7 without any rest. When you understand the A.R.T. of Engagement, you define the core pillars you should be talking about and learn how you can establish your Authority, demonstrate Relevance, and build Trust without loosing your mind. Do you know how to clearly, cleanly, and crisply articulate WHY your nonprofit exists? Can your closest supporters explain it effortlessly to their circles of influence? If not, you've got some homework to do. I talk more about this topic and more on our site, bigclicksyndicate.com/blog

🧑💼 This week, our digital strategist Marco Savo used his volunteering days to help Free Representation Unit (FRU) develop a social media strategy which will help them connect and engage with their target audience ⭐️ ❤️ Proud to help FRU and its invaluable service in the legal sector, empowering future lawyers through legal education and tribunal experience, while offering free representation for those who cannot afford it ⚖️ #FreeRepresentation #DigitalStrategy

1.7 seconds. That's the average time someone will look at your social media post before scrolling away. Learn more about Candid's experiments to capture attention on social media and keep you engaged. Ariella Pacheco, communications and brand awareness intern at Candid, shares what we've learned from experimenting with microlearning on social media and our favorite tips to help your nonprofit: https://lnkd.in/eFEzBQr3

After my conversation with Jess Murphy today, I realized that we each have more in common than we think. The first words Jess said to me, "I know you, but you probably don't me." That can be good or bad, but in this case, it generated a conversation about the people we know in common and the nonprofit organizations that connect us. Jess has been tremendously supportive of the content I've posted recently, so I knew we had to connect. LinkedIn is social media, so let's make it social... outside of the platform. That's where the magic happens. #marketing #marketingconsulting #marketingandadvertising #business #connections #relationshipbuilding

Day 3 of #SelfCareAugust: Do Something Kind for Someone Else Today’s focus is on kindness. One of the best ways to lift our spirits and connect with others is by doing something kind for someone else. Whether it’s a simple gesture like helping a friend , or a bigger act like volunteering, kindness always has a way of making our world a better place. Let’s spread a little kindness today, it is much needed. #SelfCareAugust 🌸

We foolishly assumed that social media would democratize the sharing of information. But its fundamental flaw was how it was conceived, driven by capital interests. What we instead got was a new wave of corporations, states, special interest organizations, etc. creating troll farms or funding individuals to spread disinformation and propaganda on their behalf, disguised as public advocacy. And this form of corporatized advocacy isn't designed to spread information for liberation, it's designed to rope you in, evoke primal emotions, give you that dopamine hit so you return, donate, subscribe, etc. You're not paying to compensate the labor of research, you're paying to consume propaganda. And that propaganda in turn gives you cover to spread -isms about populations that have been harmed or are just seeking to survive and thrive. Social media encouraged advocacy to continue its trajectory into big business, morphing it into an industry, all at the expense of peace, justice, and reconciliation. We don't seem to comprehend why we have all of this information out there now and nothing seems to be changing. Well it's because that information was designed for consumption, not action.