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Friday, September 3, 2010
use BlueHost [affiliate link] and a free WordPress blog software. What would you do if your nonprofit’s only web presence and online fundraising were in Facebook? recently loaded Facebook but got this page. Apparently, Facebook was experiencing instability. But it serves as a good warning. Don’t limit your fundraising to Facebook.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
heard from many people who want to guest blog for me, so you’ll see more creative ideas here in the coming months. For now, here is a roundup of some recent blog posts to get you thinking more creatively. This roundup is also the August edition of the Nonprofit Blog Carnival. Creative Uses of Technology. or does it?
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
You should have a purpose for reading this blog and I should have one for writing it. For example, my purpose for writing this blog is “To share information, inspiration, and resources.&#. Last week at my local AFP chapter meeting, I had the privilege of hearing Eric Benson speak.  Why can’t work be fun, too? Everything.
 

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Due to the Treasury Board’s current focus on internal social media initiatives, I have recently received an influx of requests to help public servants develop external social media engagement guidelines, particularly ones to do with blogging. Find out who else is blogging or publishing on the topic, and cite them.
Eight signs that your arts organization isn’t quite ready to use blogging to connect with your patrons: 1. You throw around terms like “conversation” and “engagement” without defining clear goals for your blog. And it gets you a big discount on a super cool blogging thing I'm launching very soon. Tags: blogging It's free.
Launching and maintaining a successful arts blog takes planning , there’s no doubt about that. But here are some quick fixes you can do right this minute to improve your organization’s blog. Are you using the ShareThis tool, or any other applications that allow your blog reader to stumble or digg your content? Now get cracking!
Beth Kanter, a thought leader in the world of nonprofit blogging, recently shared some useful criteria to help nonprofits decide whether to blog or not. It's a “business-lunch blog” -- a simple, general blog that chronicles events and ideas in the life of the nonprofit organization. 06NTC blogging nonprofit nptech.
By my most recent count, there are 106 fundraising blogs out there. My definition of "fundraising blogs" is deliberately broad -- these are blogs that are touch on fundraising in some way, at some time. Fundraising blogs most likely to help you be a better fundraiser. Katya's Non-Profit Marketing Blog. Seth's Blog.
Thursday’s Webinar: Blogging for Nonprofits: Tips, Traps and Tales. Does your nonprofit need a blog? But to help you think through this question, here are my top five reasons why a nonprofit should have a blog and my top five reasons why a nonprofit shouldn’t. Reasons Why You Need a Blog. July 9, 2009. 00 p.m.
Here’s the April edition of the Nonprofit Blog Carnival. Tags: Facebook Internet Resources Twitter Website/Internet nonprofit blog carnival This month’s theme was Raising Money Online. . So many nonprofits are looking to the internet as an inexpensive tool for raising money. 
If you're still on the "maybe I should blog" fence, or worse, if you're in denial about the staying power of blogs as an important channel for communicating with your constituents, take a peak at these recent research results from Technorati. 50% are better known in their industry 25% have used their blog as a resume enhancement.
As usual, in the spirit of  “social&# media, I have decided to post up my recent “Government Blogging&# presentation slides (from the CSPS Armchair Presentation ) on SlideShare. Social Media blogging tips Government Blogging Presentation government blogging examples best practices Canadian Government Web 2.0
Look at some of the most successful blogs out there--Mashable, Gawker, Huffington Post--the publishing frequency is outrageous. web marketing blogging Web 2.0So this is really only a half-formed idea. So, from a marketing standpoint, what can we do to get more buzz going around our websites? There. said it. Succeed like crazy.