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Jason Keath on SocialFresh cited 60 brands using social media come-lately Tumblr,
including IBM, Huggies, The Atlantic, and NPR. So, yes, Tumblr has commercial advocates. But what about do-gooders?
Nonprofits are also rolling with Tumblr: Doctors
Without Borders, Mercy Corps, Robin Hood
NYC, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and The Trevor Project have all taken a ride on Tumblr. A quick visit to NP Tech for Good shows more nonprofits who are Tumbling.
But why?
ArtezInteractive
(artez.com) cites five reasons your charity or nonprofit should be on Tumblr,
including: simplicity, Tumblr’s mobile app that facilitates mobile optimization,
content aggregation ad sharing, ease of getting started, and Tumblr’s penchant
for reaching the young 25-34 audience.
If you follow the blog, “When You Work at A Nonprofit,” you’ve seen Tumblr at work and the picture is clear.
And how?
For terrific tips on getting started on Tumblr, check out Mashable’s
“Beginner’s Guide to Tumblr.”
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