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Infographic: Facebook for Nonprofits

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Image courtesy of Inside Facebook. Facebook is 99% of the time a must have for your nonprofit. If your nonprofit doesn’t have a Facebook, check out this infographic and consider if it’s time to sign up and start engaging! It offers a free online meeting place, where over a billion people have access to your page.

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Reach Farther On Your Nonprofit’s Facebook

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Facebook reach is loosely defined as the number of people who saw a piece of your content. Reach can be generated by purchasing Facebook advertisement, achieving organic reach, and having users like, comment, or share your post. Here are ways your nonprofit can generate more reach on Facebook. Knowing what time to post is key.

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6 New Facts About Facebook You Never Knew

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Facebook’s 10th birthday just passed on February 4th and during that time all the social networking site has done is engage over a billion users and create a generational icon. Recent research conducted by the Pew Research Center sheds light on some statistics that have been overlooked in the first 10 years of Facebook analytics.

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Your Nonprofit’s Guide To Promoting Events Via Social Media

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Step 2: Create a Facebook event. With over 1 billion users on Twitter and Facebook, you need to target a demographic to influence to start your campaign. Write up a few Tweets prior to the event and have them at the ready so when the time comes, you’re ready to rock and are encouraging interaction with your hashtag.

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Where Does Your Nonprofit Stand: 15 Social Media Statistics

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50% of B2C marketers said Facebook was an effective tool, but only 34% of B2B marketers said the same. B2C marketers were more likely to use Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest and Instagram, while B2B marketers were more likely to use LinkedIn, Google+ and blogging. This has increased from 86% in 2013.

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5 Stats That’ll Change Your View Of Content Marketing Forever

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The bottom line is, if your nonprofit isn’t already incorporating email marketing in its content marketing plan, the time to start is now. Check out these stats by Shareaholic if you’re not convinced: Average time on site: 227 seconds. Facebook drives more referrals than any other platform. Average pages per visit: 2.99.

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6 Hashtag Mistakes Your Nonprofit Is Probably Making

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That’s been refined, edited twice, and is discussing a timely subject. It’s not the time when you submitted the tweet, blog post, or Facebook share. The dreaded 140 character limit on Twitter has handcuffed us too many times. Here are 6 hashtag mistakes your nonprofit is probably making on Twitter and social media.