A growing number of gala auction committees are starting to develop a Facebook page for their fundraiser. A handful use Twitter and LinkedIn.
So grab a pen and settle in to watch this video, where I share 12 statements or topics your publicity chair can use to market your event through these (and perhaps other) popular social media outlets. Getting publicity for your event was never so easy!
Watch the video below.
About Sherry TruhlarCharity auction educator and onstage auctioneer, helping schools and nonprofits across the USA plan more profitable benefit auctions. Her galas raise $15,000 to $2 million each and she’s sold at events with crowds up to 1200. A prolific writer for her own blog and other fundraising sites, her advice is tapped by thousands of auction planners seeking to improve their benefit auctions. She’s been covered in Town & Country Magazine, The Washington Post Magazine, Auctioneer, and other publications.
When “done right,” the results from raffles can be breathtaking! Join this webinar to learn how to select, structure, and sell the most profitable raffles for your gala for the least amount of work.
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Many thanks for doing such an incredible job once again! You have been a huge factor in our success the last two years, and we very much appreciate having you as a part of our team.
We are extremely happy about the Fund a Scholar number, the live did much better than last year, the raffle tickets sold out very quickly (next year I hope they all sell out before the event!), and the super silent auction was very successful.
Overall, we were delighted! Melissa and I will miss working with you next year, but hope to see you sometime in the future! We have really enjoyed it.
Deiadre Rauch, Gala Co-Chair 2013
The Potomac School (Mclean, VA)
