Introducing: Tech Tools for Good
Introducing a new blog series which aims to help nonprofits better leverage new tech tools through educational blog posts. Stay tuned for tutorials on how to best use platforms such as Eventbrite Boost, LinkedIn, TikTok, and more!
The digital world is constantly changing and evolving, and mission-driven organizations must learn to make the most of these changes if they want to maximize their impact in today’s digital landscape. Numerous social media and online solutions now exist that have the potential to significantly aid/boost their work. However, many of these new digital tools are unknown to most nonprofits and foundations.
We’re here to help by showing you how to effectively leverage some of these lesser-known digital tools to engage audiences and achieve your goals. In our new Tech Tools for Good blog series, we will discuss some of the most important things your nonprofit should know and be doing online to succeed in this digital age.
At Asibey Consulting, we help mission-driven organizations dramatically boost their relationships with supporters. We’ve helped numerous nonprofits and foundations optimize their strategy on a wide variety of different social media and online platforms.
Within this series, each blog post will spotlight a different digital tool and lay out our best practices/tips for using it to promote your work and amplify your message. The series will cover a wide variety of digital platforms such as Eventbrite Boost, Facebook’s Nonprofit Manager, Linkedin Creator Mode, and TikTok.
We created this series because we’ve seen just how impactful these digital tools can be when used effectively in our own work, and we want to share what we’ve learned with nonprofits and other mission-driven organizations. Our hope is that this series helps equip mission-driven organizations with the digital resources and know-how they need to succeed in an increasingly digital world.
Ready to get started? Follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated about new blog posts, and check out our already published blogs below:
This post was written by our Asibey Summer Fellow, Kelly Wang. For more insight on topics ranging from social media strategy to Asibey’s consulting work, follow our LinkedIn page.