If you don’t know Danielle Brigida, the social media manager at the National Wildlife Federation, she’s a rock star in nonprofit social media. I was able to catch up with her recently and talk about how the NWF uses pictures to engage with their audience. NWF did a great job adapting to Facebook’s Timeline (check …
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Editor’s Note: I’m happy to have Ken Mueller guest posting again! Ken is the proprietor of Inkling Media, with 30 years of experience in the media industry. You can read his last post about how businesses can partner with nonprofits here. We’ve all heard that phrase, and while the sentiment may go back centuries, it …
Last week we talked about a number of different ways to edit images so that you can more easily create visual content. This week, let’s talk about making your images better prepared to go viral. What does viral mean anyhow? Viral doesn’t mean that your content gets 100,000 retweets or shares. It simply means that it …
Some nonprofits find it challenging at times to represent the work they do in photos, rather than text. But photos are one of the most shared content on social media, so it’s become important for causes to adapt and show more images in order to bring about more engagement—likes, comments, sharing—on their social networks. This …
Twive and Receive is upon us! Wish us good luck to the more than 230 cities competing for $30,000 in prizes and the pride of being one of America’s Most Generous Cities. We’ve been prepping nonprofits with tips and ideas based on our experiences in contests and online marketing. The following nine Facebook and Pinterest …
In this era of mobile, portable and visual social media, the right image or video means more than great words. You need something that catches the eye to distinguish your cause, and help tell your story. Developing graphic design, photography, and video assets can be an expensive proposition for a cause or an independent fundraisers. …
