Brand-X-Press Releases New Viral Social Media Marketing Content for Nonprofits

Cary, NC, October 20, 2009 — Brand-X-Press has just released a line of viral social media content for nonprofits. Providing engaging social media content is the key to building relationships and educating constituents. Brand-X-Press (BXP) creates customized games, animated public service announcements and virtual gifts designed to raise funds and awareness throughout social media channels.

"Our content offers nonprofits of all sizes an opportunity to get into the social media marketing game at an affordable price," says Jane Scarano, Brand-X-Press creative director. "BXP social media content benefits nonprofits by reducing expenses associated with traditional marketing." Targeting constituents through social media channels builds relationships and engages donors in a fun and interactive way. This method of marketing can reach more people for less money.

Brand-X-Press provides a simple "express" approach to assemble its social media marketing content. Nonprofits can select a free images from the BXP gallery or upload their own image and logo. Artwork is incorporated into BXP social media content to brand a nonprofit mission message. Upon approval, the content is installed and ready for distribution on the social media networks of their choice.

BXP images and virtual gifts feature authentic children's artwork that has appeared in popular advertisements, television programs, magazines, New York Times Book Review Bestselling novels, and the cover of a 1995 Grammy winning mega-hit album. Customers can choose among the varied genres to find the exact images to represent their fundraising mission.

About Brand-X-Press
Brand-X-Press.com is a subsidiary of Araize, Inc., developers of fundraising, accounting and payroll software for nonprofits. Araize has been developing integrated nonprofit software solutions since 1985. Brand-X-Press specializes in creating affordable, innovative social media marketing tools designed to raise funds and awareness for nonprofit missions.