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Maddie Grant, CAE and Lindy Dreyer are strategic consultants at ICF Ironworks.
We also manage the SocialFish blog, the biggest industry social media blog for associations and nonprofits. We have regular bloggers writing for us on social strategy, implementation, social theory, social business and lots of other topics that interest us and push our industry forward. Every author's posts are their own, and none represent the views of ICF Ironworks or ICF International.
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Lindy Dreyer
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Maddie Grant
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LOVE. LOVE. LOVE Hyper Alerts. Am also trying Postling. I initially balked because of the permissions it requires on Facebook–being able to post to your wall and login as the Pages you admin–but someone at Postling gave me a reasonable explanation for those permissions and assured me they would never post to a person’s feed/Page, so I tried it and it seems pretty great. Think Hyper Alerts, plus everything else you need in a social media management platform, for free (very basic) or super cheap (premium).
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