Are your social media icons working for you? Don't just slap them on the window of your building for no reason...on your website header or footer or at the bottom of your e-newsletter, clickable to your accounts, they'll actually drive people to your posts #psc511b#Audience
If your website isn't mobile-friendly, you're missing out: most user's are accessing sites from their phones these days. How are you viewing this tweet right now?? #psc511b#Audience
Cross-marketing is key: use your Facebook posts to drive people to your website. Use your website to get people to subscribe to emails. Use your emails to get them to share your posts on their social media..... #psc511b#Audience
You don't have to have a super bowl budget 💰for your paid media! Start small with Facebook ads and track its effect on your followers #psc511b#Audience
Reframing proprietary audience development tips using a nonprofit lens 🔎...goals shift from "sales" to "donations" and from reaching "fans" to reaching those who need your org's services #psc511b#Audience
Planned Parenthood posts OFTEN. They make sure they are staying in people's feeds, feeding the algorithms, keeping fresh, and not slipping off the radar. #psc511b#Strategy
Hashtags are employed well by Planned Parenthood: they use them in campaigns, they tap into wider trends online, and they use them as calls to action among their followers such as the IStandWithPlannedParenthood tag. #psc511b#Strategy
Planned Parenthood is savvy across multiple SM platforms, using a lot of visual content in addition to their more text-heavy, informational posts. Beautifully designed and eye-catching graphics! #psc511b#Strategy
Planned Parenthood is able to target their messaging to specific sectors of their audience by curating multiple social media accounts - making sure their message reaches the right person #psc511b#Strategy
@LanaGreenb88659 It was interesting to read how big their media team is and think through how a smaller org can put its more limited resources to use to accomplish its goals