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February 21 Webinar: The Importance of Social Media in the Communications Strategies of NGOs
In the past few years, social media has become one of the most important mediums of communication for reaching a wide audience across the globe. For NGOs, platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are a cost-effective way to quickly and effectively spread your messages to your stakeholders. They can be used to attract donor funding, drive visitors to your website, recruit volunteers, and bring more attention to your campaigns. In this webinar, Carlyle Grant (left) and Stephen Reid (right) of the Jamaica-based digital marketing agency Digital Danes will discuss why social media should be part of your communications strategy and how to get the most out of the most important platforms.
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