Best Practices for Success With Social Media

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Pushpa Aman Singh, CEO of GuideStar India, shared some quick tips for nonprofit success with social media at the December 5, 2012 Social Media for Nonprofits- New Delhi conference.

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•  Check email every
hour
•  Reply to SMS
•  Return phone calls
•  Create and update
profiles everywhere
•  Use a smart phone
•  Practise at least 3-4
things you learn and
like today

Engage
and
React

•  Over 1 million fans
•  Young mothers with
time
•  Great App to facilitate
connections
•  20 NGOs, 1200+
wishes

Are
there
real
beneﬁts?

Figures are of benefits driven by GuideStar India as of Nov 30, 2012

Thank you!

Pushpa Aman Singh (pushpa@guidestarindia.org)
CEO
GuideStar India
An initiative of Civil Society Information Services India
712-A wing, Corporate Avenue | Sonawala Road |
Goregaon (E) | Mumbai 400063. India.

Call +91-22-26856900/ 98/ 99
Visit http://www.guidestarindia.org
Read http://guidestarindia.blogspot.com
Follow http://twitter.com/GuideStarIndia
Like http://www.facebook.com/guidestarindia

Also, visit our portal on giving to India:
http://www.indiagivingnetwork.org

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Best Practices for Success With Social Media

1. I want to tell the world…

2. What did you hear

3. Listen & Act Fill forms Submit docs Read A;end Write

4. So what should I do

5. Listen & Act II •  Check email every hour •  Reply to SMS •  Return phone calls •  Create and update profiles everywhere •  Use a smart phone •  Practise at least 3-4 things you learn and like today

6. Engage and React •  Over 1 million fans •  Young mothers with time •  Great App to facilitate connections •  20 NGOs, 1200+ wishes

7. Share and Engage

8. Are there real beneﬁts? Figures are of benefits driven by GuideStar India as of Nov 30, 2012

9. LISTEN & ACT ENGAE AND REACT

10. Thank you! Pushpa Aman Singh (pushpa@guidestarindia.org) CEO GuideStar India An initiative of Civil Society Information Services India 712-A wing, Corporate Avenue | Sonawala Road | Goregaon (E) | Mumbai 400063. India. Call +91-22-26856900/ 98/ 99 Visit http://www.guidestarindia.org Read http://guidestarindia.blogspot.com Follow http://twitter.com/GuideStarIndia Like http://www.facebook.com/guidestarindia Also, visit our portal on giving to India: http://www.indiagivingnetwork.org

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