Building Online Community 301
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The document provides best practices and strategies for using social media to promote an organization. It recommends identifying super users to help engage the community. Regular engagement activities like asking questions and thanking users can help teach the community how to interact. Having a social media team allows for brainstorming ideas, making messages more viral, and engaging new donors. The team should identify volunteers, set a timeframe, create a plan with assignments, execute the plan, and review and evaluate results.
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