Do you struggle to keep up with numerous social media networks for your nonprofit? Use this guide to pick the best ones for your organization.
By: Media Cause Team
Running a last-minute outreach campaign for your nonprofit’s event can be stressful and chaotic, but a simple publicity push on Twitter can save the day.
Facebook is rolling out a new feature that lets users embed posts and photos from the platform directly to their websites. How can nonprofits use this new tool?
By: Eric Facas
As a community manager, I try to take advantage of every tool at my disposal to give our clients an edge with their social media presence.
Google recently launched Gmail tabs, a feature that automatically sorts emails into various buckets: Primary, Social, Promotions, Updates and Forums. How will this affect nonprofits?
Hear Ye, Hear Ye. Media Cause is pleased to announce our latest partnership with The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
It’s July 1st. Google Grant recipients know what that means – Google’s one URL policy is now in effect.
Here at Media Cause, we try to fill nonprofits in on everything there is to know about Google Grants.
One of the biggest concerns voiced by potential clients is how to create effective nonprofit content strategies for their social networks.
If your organization hasn’t been using Instagram, now might be the time to jump on the bandwagon. Last week the photo-sharing platform released a new video feature that is proving to…
Although you look at your nonprofit’s website every day, you sometimes have to step back and examine it with a fresh pair of eyes.
This week we delved into ThingLink, a website that lets you create visually-appealing, informative and interactive images that can have high impact on social media networks.
