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Marketing Strategy call
Rise Against Hunger
Marketing Strategy Call
Call details
What we'd like to talk about
We would love to hear perspectives and insight on the pros/cons of localized versus centralized social media accounts and strategies.
Additional context
We currently have 20+ Facebook pages - one for each US & International location. Plus several rogue Twitter & Instagram accounts. There is no approval process for posting content. We either need to revamp our content management system or consolidate to one central account on each platform.
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Posted by
Carolyn T.
Manager of Digital Engagement
Our mission
To end hunger in our lifetime by providing food and life-saving aid to the world's most vulnerable and by creating a global commitment to mobilize the necessary resources.
What we do
Every year, Rise Against Hunger provides millions of nutritious meals and other life-saving aid to children and families all over the world. We engage volunteers around the world in an authentic and powerful experience that connects them directly with the people we serve. Rise Against Hunger collaborates with existing development efforts in vulnerable communities to provide meals to places such as schools, orphanages, nurseries and medical clinics.
Testimonials
Staishy proved to be a great resource and sounding board for us on the topic of social media management [particularly, the age-old debate of "localized vs centralized"] as well as related internal communications. Her experience and insight gave us great ideas and boosted our confidence as we take the next step in our marketing journey.
I had a great conversation with the Stop Hunger Now team! It is obvious that they have put a lot of thought into their marketing strategy and the impact implementing the strategy will have on their stakeholders. They asked wonderful questions. I wish them lots of success!
