We all know that social media is easiest and
quickest way to access information. But have you considered using social media
to support your school’s fundraiser? Using social media for a fundraiser is
beneficial to both the organizers and the supporters. By using these tips, you
are sure to get the most out of your fundraiser.
Greater Reach
Sharing the fundraiser page on various social media
platforms allows both students and the school to expand their reach. When the
students share the fundraising page on their social media accounts, they are
reaching far more people than they would going door to door or calling extended
family members. Anyone who follows their page will have the opportunity to see
what the student is selling. Likewise, by the school sharing the fundraiser on
its accounts, the school is able to reach and involve more of the community.
People often purchase from fundraisers in their school district, even if they
don’t have children enrolled, because they want to support the students in
their community. Seeing a social media post on their own time also allows
supporters flexibility. If they see the fundraiser when they are busy, they can
always come back to it, instead of needing to order immediately when a student
calls or is at the door.
 |
| Using social media allows your fundraiser to reach more people with far less effort. |
Accessibility
Sharing a fundraiser on social media is easy,
especially for students who are constantly on their accounts anyway. As long as
they have a Facebook, Twitter or Google Plus account, they are able to share
the information. It only takes a quick share of a link and a brief description
written for all of their followers to see the information they need. As long as
the supporters have an account on these sites, it doesn't take them any extra
effort to purchase from a fundraiser while they are already scrolling through
their newsfeeds.
Higher Engagement
Using social media to promote a school fundraiser
allows for much more personalization. Students can make the posts be as fun and
creative as they want. If they choose, they can add relevant hashtags or upload
pictures to get the post more visibility. This is a chance for them to have a
lot of fun with the selling. The more interesting and unique a fundraiser
appears to be, the more supporters will interact with them, and ultimately, the
more they are likely to purchase.
What success have you had using social media for your school fundraiser? Share your experience in the comments below!
Excellent work. This post about Social Media that you have shared is attractive. Really, I was searching for these types of blogs. Thank you for sharing this blog. Cheapest SMM Panel India
ReplyDeleteI really want to thank the author for such a nice blog that helped me to understand why it is important. Smm Provider
ReplyDeleteWhat is SMM panel?
ReplyDeleteSMM Panel is a marketing panel and SEO service that is reasonably priced so that people can buy social media services such as Twitter or Facebook followers. ... Buying comments, likes and followers and using the organic method is arguably the SMM Panel. Visit how smm panel works
Can I use virtual address for bank account?
ReplyDeleteAs a general rule it is acceptable to use a virtual mailing address for a US bank account; however, it is unlikely you will be able to open the bank account without physically visiting the US to go into a bank and present your identification documents. https://www.straitsvo.com/
What is the benefit of an offshore bank account?
ReplyDeleteOffshore investing is beyond the means of many but the wealthiest of investors. Advantages include tax benefits, asset protection, privacy, and a broader range of investments. Downsides include high costs and increased regulatory scrutiny that offshore jurisdictions and accounts face. Open offshore bank account in NEW ZEALAND
The information you've provided is useful because it provides a wealth of knowledge that will be highly beneficial to me. Thank you for sharing about school fundraising discount cards. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDelete