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The document provides an overview of how nonprofits can use Facebook to promote their organization. It discusses that Facebook is a social networking website with over 300 million users that allows users to share updates, photos, videos and connect with others. It then summarizes Facebook's history and growth from its launch in 2004 to over 300 million users today. The document outlines how nonprofits can use Facebook to build an online presence, network with donors, volunteers and members, and promote events. It describes the key aspects of how Facebook works for both individuals and organizations through profiles, sharing content, and connecting with friends and fans.
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- 2. What Is Facebook? Social networking website Over 300 million users No charge to use Combines blogging, email, discussion forums, instant messaging, email, photo-sharing, and more An easy way to promote your organization!
- 3. A Quick History of Facebook
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- 5. A Quick History of Facebook
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- 7. Why Facebook? Largest social network Who’s using it? 35-54 year olds is the fastest growing demographic Share multimedia content Easier than creating your own Think of it like going to where the party is instead of throwing a party and hoping people show up
- 8. What’s It Look Like? Updates Text Video Links Pictures Comments “Like”
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