With this post, my first experience with blogging has ended. Although I was reluctant, I have truly. Learned a lot from the experience. For non-profits, especially, social media can be a cheap and effective tool to connect with audiences. Social media encompasses a wide variety of mediums, but for my last post, I want to talk specifically about the blog. For many non-profits, blogs seem a little mysterious.

More and more companies are adding social media to their overall business strategy. According to the Social Media Examiner. Small business owners using social media has increased, nearly 20 percent of marketing dollars will go to social media in five years and mastering social media has become a top goal for marketers. With these statistics and others, it shows social media is growing and does not plan to stop. Image Courtesy of Google Images.

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Hello, world, again! Oh man, has it really been so long? Life can be crazy, loves. I am however, back and newly recommitted to making this blog my little corner to eke out my thoughts, opinions, and experiences in the world of public relations, or communicating for good.

The purpose of this blog is to learn and share the knowledge I gain along the way of heading up PR for a non-profit student organization at the University of Georgia. Saturday, February 23, 2008. A sense of team is probably one of the most important components in a non-profit besides the passion for the cause you are helping. For example, if Bob has a general sense of commitment. Have an open discussion about accountability.