Social media is an invaluable resource if you use it correctly. Just because social media is a virtual format doesn’t mean you should cram in as much information as you can into one square.

If you’re managing the social media for your Positive Impact Organization, I’m sure you’ve got a lot on your plate, so let us share some inspiration with you! 

With the World Health Organization officially declaring the end of the Covid global emergency, what does that mean for the way that Covid affected our emotional well-being?

In a post Elon Musk ownership world, is Twitter a worthwhile platform for Positive Impact Orgs anymore?

The homepage of your website is often the most visited and it is what will help to keep someone engaged and interested in continuing to click through your site to learn more about your org.

We’ve all heard the phrase “It’s not personal, it’s business.” What would happen if business became personal? Just because you have a for-profit business or organization, it doesn’t mean you can’t add value to or care for your community.  In our experience, the key to a thriving Positive Impact Organization, whether for or non profit, is focusing on the people.

Creating your own email list is a powerful way to ensure that you can be in control of when and where you are in conversation with your community, regardless of platforms going down or malfunctioning.

As Positive Impact Orgs age and shift to reach more of their audience, it is perfectly okay to adapt how you serve your community.

For Giving Tuesday 2022, these incredible Positive Impact Organizations are working hard to take care of our communities deserve your support.