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The Latest from Social Media Bird Brain
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
More than once I’ve read a blog post or seen someone on TV or streaming video saying that social media is putting email in its coffin and every tweet or ping is another nail. Social media hasn’t killed email.
More Don’t you believe it. Social media and Email are complementary tools that should be used as fully and responsibly as possible.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Tags: global warming famine climate change WWF dogs and cats living together war Acting for Our Future blog action day 200 illustration via TopNews.In
I I have a friend who, for a long time, would not concede that climate change was real. He gave the usual opinion
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Cause if you can't plug something you truly believe in once in a while, what's a blog for?Once This is a plug. 'Cause Once upon a time, I took a course of study in leadership. The course was a program where I gave one day a month for about 9 months to learning about the way things worked in my new community.
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The Best from Social Media Bird Brain
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Sunday, August 9, 2009
Since this blog is about SM and small nonprofits, it’s obvious which side of the fence I’m on. image via the Candy EnthusiastSo here’s the deal: with social media becoming even more mainstream, a lot of nonprofits have or are contemplating taking the plunge. Assuming that your small nonprofit is taking advantage of SM or about to, you may be contemplating a policy for its use.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Tags: global warming famine climate change WWF dogs and cats living together war Acting for Our Future blog action day 200 illustration via TopNews.In
I I have a friend who, for a long time, would not concede that climate change was real. He gave the usual opinion
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Friday, January 2, 2009
Image by melilab via FlickrObviously, I'm just getting started with this blog, that focuses on how small nonprofits can use social media, but there are a number of other social media blogs out there and not a small number are also interested in how SM can be used to the advantage of a nonprofit.Here are a few that I think anyone interested in social media for nonprofits should be paying attention
...Tags: Tags: social media marketing Online Communities nonprofit
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Tags: Facebook social media Lighthouse Online Communities Twitter Social network Blo "Pigeon Pt. Lighthouse"When talking about investment in social media, most people concentrate on the money aspect.Yes, it's cheap to get into social media in the sense that most platforms (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) don't charge for membership.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
More than once I’ve read a blog post or seen someone on TV or streaming video saying that social media is putting email in its coffin and every tweet or ping is another nail. Social media hasn’t killed email.
More Don’t you believe it. Social media and Email are complementary tools that should be used as fully and responsibly as possible.
Email
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The Latest from the Nonprofit Marketing Community
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Monday, February 8, 2010
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
Tags: Blog Talk Case Studies and New Orgs/Campaigns crowdsourcing Disney Give a Day Get a Disney Day giving impact inspiration Pepsi Pepsi Refresh Pepsie Refresh Everything PepsiFresh social good sustainability volunteeris Lots has been said about Pepsi’s Refresh Everything Project. However, not as much has been said about Disney’s “ Give a Day.
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
http://www.oneicity.com/blog/npo-leadership-think-this-not-that/
Some interesting nonprofit fundraising resources from around the web.
John Haydon has a great post on “How to get our nonprofit’s supporters to retweet content” http://johnhaydon.com/2010/02/nonprofits-supporters-retweet-content/
Katya Andreson has a great post showing a website makeover.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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.
Assuming you already have a “strategy” in place and proper resources to manage a blog, the following is a simple list of 12 guidelines originally developed by IBM and adapted by me to suit the federal government.
Government departments need to stop waiting for an official policy to come from TBS; It won’t anytime soon.
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Monday, March 6, 2006
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. While I agree with most of them, I think that two (yes, if you want to enable many voices; no, if things must be vetted by a central authority) could, if interpreted narrowly, inhibit some nonprofits from blogging.
It's a “business-lunch blog” -- a There is at least one model that doesn't meet all of her criteria, but would, I think, be a great approach for many nonprofits. I call it that because the tone and
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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
That's a lot of talk about fundraising. More than a normal person can (or probably should) read.
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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. 6. And it gets you a big discount on a super cool blogging thing I'm launching very soon.
...Tags: You haven’t figured out how to make any of your other communications more about your patron and less about you. 2. You define your online audience as “everybody.”
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Blogging for Nonprofits:
Tips, 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.
5 Reasons Why You Need a Blog
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