Nonprofits hold a special place in my heart. Through my work with the Junior League, Stanford University, the Campbell Highland Games, and Menlo College, I am familiar with the nonprofit mantra of finding solutions to create a big effect on a small budget. The area of social media management is a challenging project for nonprofits. Most don’t have the resources to hire a dedicated social media manager. Staff frequently underestimates the amount of time required to maintain a successful social media campaign and the task usually falls on someone who doesn’t have enough free time to create consistent, relevant posts and reports.
Therefore I am thrilled to see that Small Act, a company dedicated to nonprofits, has come up with a tool to simplify social media. Small Act released a new tool to help nonprofits achieve their organization goals and needs. It’s called Thrive and it’s an online too which organizes and measures specific social media efforts. It incorporates scheduling, keyword search capability, contact management, tagging, and detailed reporting. Thrive is the solution many nonprofits need to keep up with social media trends.
With Thrive, nonprofits can send their latest Tweets or Facebook dates efficiently and easily, which allows them to engage their followers regularly. They can also organize their contact lists and identify “superfans” (volunteers and donors) and keep an eye on who is posting and reading what is posted. A nonprofit can even write notes and tag contacts based on their interactions with them.
With nonprofits jumping on the social media bandwagon, Thrive is a great tool to help nonprofit professionals use social media to raise money.
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