Top tips for creating social media content with minimal resources and budget

Posted on: October 22, 2021

Content creation is time-consuming. From initial idea creation to crafting the post and graphics, there’s a lot involved. Small comms teams and charities have the extra challenge of doing all this on a tiny budget with minimal resources.

Just Like Us’ independent research has found that LGBT+ young people are twice as likely as their non-LGBT+ peers to be bullied and to worry about their mental health on a daily basis. These findings have been the driving force behind our work in comms. Our comms team – myself (social media officer) and my manager, Amy (director of comms and media) – turns one later this year. Even now, with a two-person team dedicated to comms and media, working within a relatively small charity with a small budget has its limitations, especially when trying to create impactful content in an area with so much public attention.

Here are our top tips for small teams…

Read more over at Charity Comms.

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