Not for Profit PR: Starting Out In Social Media

In the latest in our PR audio series, North American broadcaster Wayne Kelly and I talk about how not for profits and community groups can get started on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media platforms.

We outline a very simple four step process for introducing social media into your PR. 

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Beginning The Digital Journey

Recently I met with Parentline ACT, a free confidential telephone service for parents and families in the ACT and surrounding area.

Parentline staff are professionally trained to help families and carers with factual, friendly information and support.

We were discussing how not for profits can use social media alongside existing communications cchannels to reach partner organisations and the public.

There was sense of energy as our group explored the possibilities of engaging key people and important sectors through the new communications channels. 

Good luck to the Parentline team as they continue their digital journey.

Secrets Of Not For Profit Media Success

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In the third of our nine part podcast series PR for Not For Profits, North American broadcaster Wayne Kelly and I explore the secrets of how not for profits can successfully work with local newspapers, radio stations and TV  networks.

We investigate how to to make media outlets want to cover your story, how to become newsworthy and the three documents that get media attention:

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Not For Profit PR Podcast: PR Must Be In Your DNA

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This second episode in our Not For Profit PR series explores why planning must be in the DNA of every not for profit.

It talks about planning and the importance of communications objectives, understanding your audiences and crafting convincing messages.

North American broadcaster Wayne Kelly and I finish by outlining three effective marketing strategies that cost less than $500 a year.

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Most advertisers pay Twitter $1 to $4 per new follower | Poynter.

Most advertisers pay Twitter $1 to $4 per new follower | Poynter.