Why social media for Rotary? Social media is an amazing membership - TopicsExpress

Why social media for Rotary? Social media is an amazing membership recruitment and retention tool, says Ingrid Danler of Madcity Rotary Club. When you post pictures of fun #Rotary event (avoiding grip and grin shots, mostly) on Facebook, chances are that some of your 200 plus non-Rotarian friends see it. This helps people understand Rotary better and create a favorable impression of your club, says Ingrid. (via Rotary International)

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