Social media is an incredibly powerful tool for getting pets adopted, as well as for growing an adoption organization's pool of donors, volunteers and foster homes. But as social media has grown in power, it's also become more complex and specialized, with changes and new platforms emerging almost daily.
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Edge rank
Last actor
Story bumping
Post decay
Affinity
B and C
Post more often.
Post the same or less, but reply to people in the comments of all your posts.
Hourly.
Daily.
Weekly.
Monthly.
Yearly.
The users are too young to be adopting pets
Links are not clickable
Too expensive
Difficult to use
None of the above
Trending topics.
Promoted tweets.
Promoted accounts.
Daily monitoring of analytics
Focusing efforts on Facebook
Investigating new social media platforms
Figuring out who isn't hearing from pet adoption advocates already, and finding ways to target them
Considering some paid promotion
Personally engaging with followers and supporters
Going to conferences.
Visiting many websites and blogs to see what's new.
Using a feed reader like Feedly.
Following social media consultants on Facebook.
Making sure your website is mobile-friendly
Making sure people can easily share a pet or a plea for donors, volunteers or foster homes via social media from your website
Using Facebook as your main way of contacting your supporters
Developing sources of really good photos for adoption listings and social media
Building up tons and tons of Facebook page likes
A and C
B and E
C and E
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