Hi Eve! I went through this years ago when I became our org's first Digital Media Manager. As an animal org, it's not difficult to find engaging content (dogs & cats!) that people will respond to, but you have to bring them to your page first so that they will follow and share your content. What worked for me was getting our page involved in community discussions on Facebook - replying to posts and questions on other pages and following other pages (they usually will follow you back). Be sure to post links to your FB page on all of your digital communications - email newsletters, in your email signature, and on your website's home page. People love to talk about their own pets, so try posts that ask people to share photos of their pets, or share their pets' funniest/cutest/heroic moments. Video content is HUGE right now, way more even than photos so post cute videos of what you offer/services or "go live" from time to time to bring people in. Here's a great article with ideas, too:
https://www.facebook.com/business/learn/lessons/grow-page-following-public-figuresHope that helps! Good luck!
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Sarah Neikam
Director of Operations
SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-16-2023 04:33 PM
From: Eve Salimbene
Subject: How to build community reach on afacebook
im looking for tips on how to gather more followers on a Facebook. We want to extend our reach to gather donations for our TNR group. Not familiar how to spread out. Anyone have suggestions or things that have worked for you. We need more followers.
#CommunityCatManagement
#MarketingandSocialMedia
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Eve Salimbene
Trainer
Day of the Dog Training
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