Social Media Guide
Help spread the word about Hadley's campaign with these simple social media strategies.
Hadley for St. Vrain – Social Media Support Guide
Invite Friends
Grow our community by inviting people directly.
Go to Hadley's campaign page → three-dot menu (...) → Invite friends.
Go to Hadley's profile → three-dot menu (...) → Share this profile.
Direct links:
Facebook: facebook.com/hadleyforstvrain
Instagram: instagram.com/hadleyforstvrain
Instagram: instagram.com/hadleyforstvrain
Sharing the link by text, email, Messenger, etc makes it easy for people to follow with one tap.
Share Posts with a Clear Ask
Your personal note turns a share into action.
General:
"Would you mind sharing this on your page? It would really help us reach more voters."
Likes:
"Hadley's campaign page is growing! Could you click 'like' and invite your friends to do the same?"
Policy post:
"This is why I'm supporting Hadley. If you believe in her vision for [topic], please share this."
Tag friends:
"Do you know someone who cares about schools? Tag them in the comments so they can learn about Hadley's campaign."
Instagram Story:
"Hadley just posted about [topic]. Please tap the paper airplane and share to your Story."
Use Tags & Hashtags
Help new people discover the campaign.
Tags (@):
@hadleyforstvrain
Hashtags (#):
#HadleyforSVVSD
#HadleySolomon
#HadleyforStVrain
#SVVSDElection
Why:
Tags create a clickable link back to the campaign page. Hashtags group posts with others on the same topic so people browsing local education can find us.
Examples:
"This is such a great post on Hadley's campaign. Can you help share it? Use #HadleyforSVVSD and @hadleyforstvrain."
"Our new post is live! Please repost it to your story and use #SVVSDElection so more people see it."
Keep It Casual and Friendly
Friends respond best to warm, personal requests.
- Share in your own voice. It builds trust.
- Use simple appreciative language like "thank you so much" or "it would mean a lot."
- Even one sentence about why you support public schools helps others connect.
Your voice makes the difference. Use these strategies to help more people learn what Hadley stands for and the priorities she will bring to the school board.