Whether an organization is a for-profit or a nonprofit, both in-person and online social channels are needed to connect people to the organization’s mission. Knowing how to effectively leverage these channels as a tool is an essential step in meeting business goals.

As nonprofit leaders, the members of Forbes Nonprofit Council are constantly examining new social channels and strategies to determine what works best for their organization. Below, they share how these platforms are helping them and which social channels are working well for them to promote the work their organization does and to communicate directly with stakeholders.

  1. They Drive Business Results
  2. They Facilitate Direct Community Communication
  3. They Provide Information And Visibility
  4. They Help Hone In On What Your Audience Wants
  5. They Get Members To Take Action
  6. They Can Spread News Across Different Audiences
  7. They Allow The Utilization Of Visual Content
  8. They Make Connecting Easier

Read the full article about social media for nonprofits at Forbes.