10 Ways To Make Your Nonprofit Go Viral On YouTube

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Do you know that YouTube is the second biggest search engine in the world after Google? With a smaller budget, your nonprofit can reach more people on YouTube than traditional media. An estimated 24,000 nonprofits worldwide use YouTube to connect, share impact, and push campaigns. In Africa alone, 38 percent of nonprofits, including Foundations like the Tony Elumelu Foundation and the Mo Ibrahim Foundation utilize YouTube. Learn how to build a global audience network and increase your organization’s YouTube subscribers using these ten proven techniques specially tailored to suit nonprofits proposed by Ben Relles, Head of Comedy, YouTube:

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