Advanced Social Media Campaigns for Non Profits
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This document discusses advanced social media strategies for non-profits. It recommends defining social media as encouraging group thinking around an organization's message, as people will talk about the message regardless. It then lists tools for monitoring social media conversations, running campaigns, building community, adding videos, and fundraising. It also provides a quote about the future of the internet and media. Finally, it gives an example of how a frozen pea fund and Twitter helped find a cure for breast cancer.
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