If you’re already using social media in your marketing strategy, you know that the best way to affect change and get people involved is by promoting education and advocacy on your social media channels.
But does your social media integrate and interact with your website? Or are they two different worlds?
Integrating social media into your nonprofit’s website essentially directs traffic like a two-way street. It works by leading your social media followers to your website and encouraging visitors to follow and interact with you on your social channels.
If you’re already using social media in your marketing strategy, you know that the best way to affect change and get people involved is by promoting education and advocacy on your social media channels. But does your social media integrate and interact with your website? Or are they two different worlds? Integrating social media into your nonprofit’s website essentially directs traffic like a two-way street. It works by leading your social media followers to your website and encouraging visitors to follow and interact with you on your social channels. Read MoreArcStone Blog