Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
Uganda
Business facelift
Emily McGuire, Codi Freiberger,
Lauren Koepsel, Savana Staggs,
& Jorge Quintana Medel
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Opportunities
Weaknesses
Threats
Focus on specific
groups to collaborate
with
See How to Utilize
Contacts sheet
See Contacts sheet
Importance of Consistency:
Branding
Social media and the
internet make it
possible for a
company to grow
rapidly without
geographic restraints
consistent usernames
color scheme
messaging
presentation
#Hope4Uganda
#JinjaJewlery
Benefits of Etsy
Facebook: Jinja
Deactivate all other existing Facebook
pages for the gift shop
Invite friends to like the page
Create a Call to Action
Post during peak times of the day
Post often and include quality content
Build brand and engage
Twitter
Use key words
Include links to valuable content
Participate and Connect
YouTube
Follow and subscribe to similar channels
Tag your videos
Instagram
Use hashtags
Link to other social media accounts
Follow similar accounts to yours
Go Fund Me
Sign up
Create a campaign
Share, share, share
Accept donations and enjoy
Vista Print
Order custom promotional products
Business cards are physical and
memorable
Easy to use and affordable
Email Templates
General Public Email Template
o Sponsorship, volunteers, and donations
Twitter
o Hashtags
Facebook Post
Did you know that 68.2% of the youth population Drop-out of primary school due to
economic instability?
Hope Institute of Uganda (HIU) has a strong belief that all children need and deserve
an education. They need not only an academic education but a common sense
education as well. Doing nothing is not an option. Learn more about HIU, the
Ugandan community and how to get involved here:
http://www.hopeinstituteuganda.org/
And be sure to like their Facebook page for more information
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hope-Institute-of-Uganda/100324113363204
Twitter Post
Only 18% of HIV/AIDS infected children receive antiretroviral therapy, less than
half the coverage of adults (at 43%). www.hopeinstituteuganda.org #Hope4Uganda
Ugandan literacy as of 2010 is as follows Adult [15+] 73%, Youth [15-24] 87%
(UNESCO, 2010). Visit www.hopeinstituteuganda.org for more info as to how you
can help. #DoingNothingIsNotAnOption
Over 90% of Ugandans rely on charcoal or wood fuel for their energy needs. Visit
www.hopeinstituteuganda.org for more info as to how you can help.#ActLocalMakeAGlobalImpact