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Facebook Group vs Facebook Page: Which One Should You Use?

CauseVox

You can use it to comment on your friends’ posts, join groups, and (this is important) create a business page or Facebook group. You’ll want to use a Facebook Page when… You want to connect with friends and family You want to share personal updates and opinions You want to join Facebook groups to comment and discuss.

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Social Media at the 2012 Olympics

NCE Social Media

The Olympics actually has a set of social media guidelines for athletes and delegates to follow. Facebook is crunching analyzing people post to Facebook about the games and they are broadcasting NBC’s video feeds. Feel free to share in the comments section. For example Facebook is partnering with NBC.

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Tips for Community Management on Social Media

Media Cause

Be sure to interact with community comments by liking or commenting back. Be sure to keep a careful eye for comments that are inflammatory. Depending on your capacity and goals, you should set a regular cadence for checking comments and direct messages. Don’t just copy and paste the same response to all comments.

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10 LinkedIn Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

To begin, provide your staff, board members, and volunteers guidelines for maximizing their LinkedIn Profiles , such as: Complete their profile and upload a professional photo. For now, LinkedIn Pages outperform Facebook and Twitter in organic reach and engagement. List all current and past positions as well as education.

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NpTech Tag Cross Blog Discussion: What do those guidelines look like?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The Cross Blog Discussion of the NpTechTag has generated some comments and blog posts that I've summarized below. However, in the comments, readers point to the benefits of a folksonomy and suggest that combining the two approaches can lead to a best-of-both-worlds outcome. " What do those guidelines look like?

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The Ultimate Guide to Social Media for Nonprofits

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Your organization’s social media strategy should be a carefully structured plan with SMART goals, posting frequency, key dates (like an awareness month tied to your mission), and content guidelines for posts. Interactions on social media include every click, share, and comment your posts receive from other accounts. Engagement.

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New Facebook Brand Page for Beth’s Blog: With A Little Help from My Friends

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Like many of you, when Facebook unveiled the new brand page guidelines – I was stressed out. With a big training project in the Middle East less than a week away, I was short on time. She shared her secret in the comments. So, what you do? How to incorporate fans?