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3 Articles match "2000","Brand","Conversion"
The Latest from the Nonprofit Marketing Community
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Expo summary posts and conversations all over the net (just follow the #g2e hashtag or take a look at the news coverage ), however I want to take a slightly different approach by posting up some key takeaways from sessions that stood out for me. government (because 3rd party ones can`t match the strong gov brand). last week. DAY 1.
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Author, provocateur and early (since 2000) blogger Sullivan covered what’s different about online communications and community, and what that means for your nonprofit: Blogging (and other online content and conversations, I’d say) is about relationships, not content. Online readers, even when alone, are not really alone.
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Monday, February 2, 2009
Now, we're seven months into our Google grant, and with it we've been able to bring in more than 2000 new members to our e-mail database - with a cost-per-acquisition of zero. It was free , after all. While we didn't know what to expect from the program, once we got going we were amused by the idea of the $10,000 limit. Did It Work?
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The Best from the Nonprofit Marketing Community
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Author, provocateur and early (since 2000) blogger Sullivan covered what’s different about online communications and community, and what that means for your nonprofit: Blogging (and other online content and conversations, I’d say) is about relationships, not content. Online readers, even when alone, are not really alone.
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Expo summary posts and conversations all over the net (just follow the #g2e hashtag or take a look at the news coverage ), however I want to take a slightly different approach by posting up some key takeaways from sessions that stood out for me. government (because 3rd party ones can`t match the strong gov brand). last week. DAY 1.
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Monday, February 2, 2009
Now, we're seven months into our Google grant, and with it we've been able to bring in more than 2000 new members to our e-mail database - with a cost-per-acquisition of zero. It was free , after all. While we didn't know what to expect from the program, once we got going we were amused by the idea of the $10,000 limit. Did It Work?
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