Thursday, February 10, 2011

Fundly Sponsors Webinar for NonProfits and Social Media

https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=281775&sessionid=1&key=45C75D8FDD423F2C578648A5361BB3A9&partnerref=PTFeb9&sourcepage=register

Has your organization been looking for ways to reach more potential supporters through social networks?

Are you searching for ways to sharpen your organization’s efforts to build meaningful, interactive efforts throughout all your communications?

Do you wonder if small organizations can go toe-to-toe with the nation’s biggest nonprofits to get attention?

If so, you are not alone, and The Chronicle of Philanthropy has a quick way for you to get up to speed on all the smartest ways to achieve your goals.

We have found the best experts in the nonprofit world to share their insights with you and because this topic is so important we have lowered our registration fee to make it possible for you and others in your organization to participate.

Plan to join us on February 24 at 2 pm Eastern time to learn how a young nonprofit became a household name in part by building an impressive following on Facebook and Twitter and how a small social-service charity used a creative approach to help it build an outsized presence on social networks. In addition to our special guests, you can count on one of The Chronicle’s top reporters to provide you with a national overview of what soars and what sinks for nonprofits of all sizes and missions.

Here are the takeaways you’ll get in this Webinar:
  • How to mobilize advocates for your cause, online and offline, and how to increase your pool of supporters 
  • Steps you can take to better integrate fund raising, public relations, advocacy and social media to enable your organization to achieve its top goals 
  • Tips on how to deliver messages in an authentic voice – and how best to navigate the chaos of today’s cluttered communications landscape 
  • Techniques that help ensure employees, volunteers, board members, and others will work together to shape and distribute engaging and consistent messages
(T. White)

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