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Monday, October 11, 2010

Example: Engaging via Twitter

Noticed a great example of engaging constituents from Love146 this morning:

Note how in no more than 140 characters, @RobLove146 is:

Providing timely news;
Illustrating the impact of the organization; and,
Suggesting further engagement by providing the link.

Kudos Love146! This is a great way to engage donors, followers, prospects... and anyone else in their audience. Do you have any examples of similar engagement? Share in the comment section below!

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Example: Engaging via Twitter

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