How to Use Facebook for Your Nonprofit
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If you're a nonprofit organization seeking a new way to spread the word about your cause to potential donors, this intro to will show you how to set up a Facebook Page and use it to your advantage.
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How to Use Facebook for Your Nonprofit
- 1. Creating an Effective Facebook Page for Your Non-Profit
- 5. Select “Company Organization, or Institution”
- 10. Add Basic Info
- 25. Good luck! Find me at: [email_address] 828.290.9314 www.bullseyewriting.com Facebook Page: Bull's-Eye Writing & Editing Services Twitter: @BullsEyeWriting
Editor's Notes
- The “About” field is the same as the “Write something about your company” box on the left-hand column. I think it's better to use the left-hand box because you can see how much space you're using. Remember that it's important to be concise.
- The “About” field is the same as the “Write something about your company” box on the left-hand column. I think it's better to use the left-hand box because you can see how much space you're using. Remember that it's important to be concise.
- The “About” field is the same as the “Write something about your company” box on the left-hand column. I think it's better to use the left-hand box because you can see how much space you're using. Remember that it's important to be concise.
- The “About” field is the same as the “Write something about your company” box on the left-hand column. I think it's better to use the left-hand box because you can see how much space you're using. Remember that it's important to be concise.