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5 Nonprofit Best Practices Learned from Zombie Survival (Yes, Zombies)
Survival Tip #1: To outrun zombies, you’ve got to be in G.I. Joe, tip-top shape. Much like a grueling workout regimen, to maintain your nonprofit’s social media vigor you must make a commitment and stick to it. Whether it’s posting to Twitter and Facebook three times per day or ensuring daily blog posts go up, make a schedule and stick to it—or else you’ll get out of shape, and the zombies will, well, you know.
For four more lessons on zombie survival (and nonprofit best practices), check out the article linked below.
5 Nonprofit Lessons from The Walking Dead [Inspiring Generosity]
Image via: Ultimate Pumpkin Stencils
You may want to give credit to Zombieland for the Rules of Survival – just sayin’.
I don’t see any “double tap” rule, so I think fair use says we’re good.