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So You Think You Can Blog? Guidelines For New Bloggers

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Do they need to find an image for every post? How often do they need to come back to respond to comments? Will you be moderating comments? Are you going to let comments go live as they come in, or approve them one by one? What's the time commitment? How often do you expect your bloggers to post?

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4 Tips for Marketing Your Animal-Related Nonprofit

Nonprofits Source

This document should include a comprehensive overview of your nonprofit’s logo, color palette, and typography, as well as define your brand’s tone of voice and other writing style guidelines. Establish an initial connection with potential influencers by engaging with their content, leaving meaningful comments, and sharing their posts.

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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. Nancy’s post also gave me permission to use different images (taglines) as audiences see you differently. So, what you do?

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Part 2: How To Generate More Nonprofit Website Traffic

TechImpact

Image courtesy of imagecarnivore. Following the guidelines laid out in the blog post that was alluded to previously will help your nonprofit start cracking the front page of Google for the search keywords you selected. Commenting on other blogs. Go ahead, we’ll wait right here. Enlightening, wasn’t it?

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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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It’s 2013: Where’s your nonprofit’s social media policy?

ASU Lodestar Center

Should you change your nonprofit’s Facebook profile image to show support of a hot political issue? What do you do if someone comments with a racial slur on a photo of your volunteer? Should you take down a comment that discusses a negative experience that someone had with your organization? ASU Lodestar Center.

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Nonprofit and Flickr Resource List: Not listed, Add in the Comments

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

What if you could invite other people from the around the world to have discussions about those images? What if you could become part of an online community that contributes images of similar topics for you to consume? Flickr 101: Techniques Basic Guidelines for Tagging on flickr Flickr for Beginners: Tips from LifeHacker.

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