Social media can be a fantastic resource for charities in particular when communicating your cause and key messages. The world of communications has shifted quite dramatically over the last 2 years due to the pandemic and this is where the importance of social media comes in! We asked Amy part of Inspiring Scotland’s Communications team for her social media top tips for the third sector.
Social media can be a great tool to keep your key stakeholders up to date with your organisation’s news, but it may also seem daunting to have to integrate this into your charity’s communications arsenal – especially if you are tight on time and resource. As Communications Officer at Inspiring Scotland, I manage many accounts across different social networks everyday. So here are my top tips to make your social media communications shine and save you time!
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