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6 Tips for Using Social Media for Fund Development
Social media. Love it or hate it, I doubt it will go away anytime soon (until something else replaces it!).
As a development professional, you can strategically use social media to augment your traditional fundraising methods to identify donors, solicit contributions, and educate the community about your programs and mission.
But using social media for development purposes differs from how you would use it as an individual for your own personal reasons.
How can you best leverage the power of social media to augment your fund development efforts and prevent it from becoming a time suck? These six tips will get you started.