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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Super-affluent women 45 and under actually spent 4% more even during the recession, with 23% growth during the recovery (for Amex, from 4Q 2009). For your sake, I hope your nonprofit has lots of what American Express calls “Golden Givers.&#. How does Amex define “super-affluent&# ? If so, can I be your houseboy? Good luck!
 
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
in Spring 2009, I soon found myself nearing the Summer 2010 term – during which time, I was required to take up a professional internship program. Having started the MS-Marketing program at Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School (Whoop!) Here are my 5 key takeaways from being a member of the TREW Crew. Teamwork. Social Media Secrets.
 
Thursday, August 12, 2010
c) Kara LaFleur: left: Work To Ride (spring 2007) , C-print 12"x12" (20"x20" framed) right: Work To Ride (summer 2009) , C-print, 12"x12" (20"x20" framed). Do you need a little creativity boost? Dave Rowley 's blog, Creative Chai might be just the thing. love how he's letting us in on his creative process. lot, it sounds like.
 

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However, when my High School Senior, Class of 2009 cousin asked me about it the other weekend, I was thrilled. Dear May 2009 Graduate, Here are 40 reasons to still study journalism: We need journalism. I am completely biased in this post because of my own studies in journalism. That said: Newspapers are downsizing. Jobs are being cut.
Enter the Consumer Profile Tool (below), now with 2009 data, including Canadian statistics! Tags: Compliment Insight Presentation Statistics canadian consumer profile tool data 2009 forrester groundswell marketing segments slideshare social Social Media target audience technographics It’s pretty much self-explanatory.
Videos 2009 4.0 Here’s the 3rd installment of my favourite video series (i.e “Did You Know&# ) illustrating the changing media landscape. No explanation necessary, just watch the video and enjoy. The original Did You Know 3.0 video can be watched here. did you know socialmedia video Web 2.0
This is the time of year when all the nonprofit geeks gather at NTEN’s Nonprofit Technology Conference and when the rest of us who feel techincally savvy realize we’re probably just geek-wannabes. Even if you not in San Francisco, it’s very easy to keep up on what’s happening. Well they’re trying to. Try it. c) Marc A.
My intent was to clear my mind a bit and get my thoughts settled for what looks like a busy 2009 year coming up for the strategic social media side of our business ( CEPSM ). My prediction is 10 million users by the end of the 2009. Over the course of the holidays I took some “unplugged&# time to do some reading and play guitar.
Mark down September 22, 2009 as One Web Day on your calendar. Tags: Social Media Mitch Kapur Nathaniel James One Wed Day OWD 2009 Susan Crawford One Web Day, the annual event created by Susan Crawford (not a HUGE star in the Obama administration!) to celebrate the virtues of the web is almost here!
My colleague Kate Olsen at Network for Good reports: After what promised to be a gloomy year in the philanthropic community, Network for Good, the Internet’s leading nonprofit giving platform, is pleased to report positive news about online giving in 2009. Below are some statistics and trends from 2009. December 2009 Highlights.
Blackbaud’s Steve MacLaughlin recently published this slide show reporting the 2009 online fundraising figures for 2,335 nonprofits (all transactions processed by Blackbaud). Some highlights: 65% of nonprofits enjoyed year-over-year (YOY) growth in online revenue comparing 2009 to 2008; 35% did not grow their online revenue in 2009.
The verdict is in from Agitator readers … 2009 fundraising for the first half of 2009 is, well, so-so! Here’s the topline of how you are viewing 2009 to date: 1. Has your program performed better or worse in the first half of 2009 compared to the last half of 2008? Not bad under the circumstances. 34; 2.
The biggest problem with having smart friends is that they ask smart questions, and then one is obligated to try and answer; hopefully smartly, but failing that, at least pithily.