post I read recently on the Sources of Insight blog gives a breakdown of why we make bad decisions. Image by Sam Stoner via Flickr You can get plenty of help putting together a social media strategy for your small nonprofit. But do you just blindly have to trust the experts? We might begin by determining.

This goes against every bit of advice I've read about blog posting. Tags: Internet Marketing Cocktail party Business social media Twitter Marketing and Advertising Extraversion and introversion nonprofits Blog Too bad. I'm an INTP, and we don't do frequent interaction.

I don't usually write about tech issues in this blog, but I was in tech for many years (even before there was such a thing as a personal computer - shhhh), so you shouldn't expect to completely escape from tech here. Anyhow. few years back I was.

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.

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?

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.