The Case (Studies) for Social Media
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These campaigns showcase just how much potential there is to empower constituents for brandraising and, yes, even fundraising via social media.
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"We got a few hundred pictures in a couple hours after setting up the Flickr page," Sirkin says. "You really start to get a sense that there's real people out there. This is not just measuring clicks. There's a picture of that guy's kid, and he's got autism and there he is.
"The one picture that always kills me is of an 18- or 19-year-old kid, tall kid, and the caption reads, 'He hates blue, but he agreed to wear blue on Autism Awareness Day. Thanks, son.' And it's like, wow, it really is a one-to-one relationship scaled up, and you really get to feel like you know these people."
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