Resource roundup: Social media management

March 22, 2019
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With all the administrative responsibilities that come with running a theological institution, social media account management may be at the bottom of your list. However, it is possible to run successful social media campaigns without hiring a full-time social media marketer. Below are some resources that may offer helpful tools and tips about how to effectively use social media at your school.

You probably already know about Hootsuite, but if not, you should. Hootsuite is a website that allows you to manage multiple social media accounts from one dashboard. It's a godsend for getting your message out on multiple platforms.

If you are seeking further resources on improving your school’s social media presence, contact us at resources@intrust.org.


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