Helping alumni club leaders and alumni relations professionals manage their local chapters
Hey Facebook Group users, you can now schedule posts! And that’s a good thing. Scheduling a post allows you to plan out some of your content in advance so you can keep the content flowing even when you’re too busy to do it manually.
Pictures! These can be great ways to showcase your events and the alumni that attended. Social media posts that include pictures of your attendees can get lots of view, likes and shares ensuring that more people will about good things you’re doing locally. In this post, I’ll share some tips on getting great pictures and, more importantly, what to do with them once you have them!
If you don’t have a plan for on-going administration, your social media will grind to a halt. Don’t let this happen! Here are the five things to do to setup your club’s social media for long-term success.
A cool feature that most of the main social media websites have is the ability to share your post on another one of your other pages. This can be great for making your content go a little farther and to allow your followers on your other social media accounts to see the same content.
Like most alumni club leaders, you want to get maximum benefit any time you communicate with your alumni. But when you have a Facebook page, Twitter page, Instagram account, LinkedIn page and so on, WHEN do you find time to update them all? I’ve got a few tricks up my sleeve I’d like to share with you to make posting to all these social media accounts a little less time consuming.
Facebook will be investing in their platforms which help to bring people together. What does that really mean? If you have a Facebook Groups page, you’re about to get a few upgrades!
List most alumni club leaders, you want to get maximum benefit any time you communicate with your alumni. But when you have a Facebook page, Twitter page, Instagram account, LinkedIn page and so on, WHEN do you find time to update them all? And WITH WHAT CONTENT?! I’ve got a few tricks up my sleeve I’d like to share with you.
