Twitter For Non-Profits

Non-Profit organizations are using Twitter to conduct fundraising campaigns, raise membership levels, and promote their organizations to a world-wide audience. Are you?

Your Non-Profit Organization Needs to be on Twitter

This is a tough time for non-profit organizations. With money being tight in today's economy, many people are tightening their belts and not giving donations to non-profit organizations like they used to. The hard fact is that the organizations receiving money are oftentimes the largest ones, while the small community organizations sit by and watch their funds - their resources - dwindle.

It is time to play hard-ball with the big-boys. Your local non-profit can be in the public's eye just as much as the national charities.

Whether it is new chairs for your local theater, a new piano for the church, or a new handicapped entrance for the local community center, you can get the word out in your local community - and the world - by joining one of th fastest growing social media networks in the world - Twitter.

You don't have to be a computer expert to be on Twitter and start harnessing the power of social media for your fundraising efforts. All it takes is a valid email address and a computer and you can be up and using Twitter in no time.

If your organization is to grow, and reach not only your current members, but potential members as well, it is necessary to be seen and stay "in mind" instead of "out of mind." Twitter let's you do exactly that.

Thousands of people sign up for Twitter every day, including hundreds of non-profit organizations. But they get lost and washed out to see from all the talk about Twitter streams, tweets, tweeples, searching, lists, re-tweeting, and more.

I have boiled down the basics of Twitter into this special report, including a powerful section on how to find your target audience - your followers. The information in just the chapter on finding people to follow is worth more than $7 by itself.

Seriously, right now you could be losing out on finding that perfect donor, or that special opportunity to tell others about your organization.

If you aren't having success with emails, phone calls, and pleas on your web site asking for donations - it may be time to give Twitter a try.

I would recommend Twitter for Non-Profits to any organization looking to build a community (online and offline) around their projects. Troy gives sound advice, step-by-step tutorials in how-to, and important do's and don'ts in the etiquette of using Twitter -- really anyone can glean valuable information from this report. Not only is the information generous, but you will want to spread the generosity to others. Two thumbs up (and if I had three thumbs, I'd give an upward signal with that as well).

Mike Sansone, Conversation Conductor - ConverStations.com

If you are serious about learning how to leverage Twitter for your organization, you need to get this report right now and read it today.

Do you want to know what it will cost you to get this incredible information, information that will blast your organization into the social media universe and help you bring in those much-needed donations?

Yes, for the price of an average dinner, you will have a wealth of information you need to start and succeed in your fundraising events through Twitter. Plus, you will get inside secrets on how to grow your follower base to reach more potential donors.

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