> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://handbook.proanimal.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://handbook.proanimal.org/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide.md).

# Social Media Guide

This guide covers how to post to Pro-Animal Future’s social channels, and recommendations for how to remain consistent with PAF’s brand and style.

Pro-Animal Future relies on our base of activists to help spread the word about our organization’s campaign and mission – this includes helping to build an online presence via social media. Your help in creating posts for our channels is vital for communicating our campaign message, building support for our cause, and expanding our activist base!

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**Here are the articles in this section:**

| [**Things to Consider**](/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide/things-to-consider.md)           | [**Social Media Quick Reference Guide**](/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide/social-media-quick-reference-guide.md) |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [**Content Ideas**](/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide/content-ideas.md)                     | [**Technical Guide**](/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide/technical-guide.md)                                       |
| [**Representing PAF Online**](/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide/representing-paf-online.md) | [**Resources**](/for-organizers/campaign-guides/social-media-guide/resources.md)                                                   |


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