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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Here are the  winners of the 2008 and 2009 Nonprofit Tagline Awards (with the 2009 winners selected by more than 4,800 voters in the field). Follow the tagline award news on Twitter via the hashtag  #taggies. It’s one of your most basic, and effective, marketing tools. just so you get a free copy of the report.
 
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Here are the winners of the 2008 and 2009 Nonprofit Tagline Awards (with the 2009 winners selected by more than 4,800 voters in the field). Follow the tagline award news on Twitter via the hashtag #taggies. Great Words Promoting Good Causes. The Taggies ) winners!  So enter here now. This could be you in 2010!
 
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
What significance do trade shows hold in the era of FaceBook and Twitter? Trade shows today: Trade show attendance dropped in excess of 25% in 2008. Source:  2008 Tradeshow Week Management Survey ). Is this a sign of things to come – a harbinger of the end for the dinosaurs that trade shows once were? Then and Now.
 

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Twitter is not for every association. Open your Twitter account--make sure it uses a personal username, as Ben Martin suggests--and go to invite more. Twitter will find all of the accounts that are based on the contact e-mail in your Gmail account. Have you seen Ben Martin's 10 rules for associations using Twitter?
I took some advice from Rich Brooks at Flyte several months back and focused my efforts on three social media sites: Facebook , Linkedin and Twitter.  I’m active on all three now, but the one I got on to last is the one I’m spending the most time on these days: Twitter.  My best advice for Twitter is try to be useful. 
Last week, Bob Farrace , director of publications for the National Association of Secondary School Principals, asked this Twitter question on the ASAE Technology Listserv. There are a bunch of associations with an official presence on Twitter. ALA – American Library Association Techies aren’t the only ones benefiting from Twitter.
So it was with a big "here we go again" sigh that I signed up for a Twitter account about 6 months ago. first heard about Twitter probably over a year ago-as is with most things Web, I can't pinpoint exactly where I heard about it, but my first reaction was: "Why would I want everyone to know what I am doing at any given moment?
In recognition of the fact that lately I've been neglecting my blog in favor of Twitter , I am doing penance with a bit of humor. You know you spend too much time on Twitter when. you make decisions about what you'll have for lunch based on how interesting it will sound on Twitter. your swear word of choice is " TweetJeebus !".
Today sipping my morning coffee I clicked into Twitter and was intrigued by a tweet from @chrisbrogan. Perhaps Twitter is an option. Subtitle : Motrin's We Feel Your Pain Ad Campaign Targeted To Moms: Proof of the Influence of Social Media. Background. Script : "Wearing your baby seems to be in fashion. But what about me? sure do!
One of the NY Times 2008 Buzzwords. 2008 was a big and busy year, can you imagine having to choose just ONE word to describe it? In 2008, with the soaring gas prices, many of found ourselves “hypermiling&# or just miling…by running/walking on our two legs to work! Twitter. Just ONE?!? The New York Times.
Since meeting Jason, we've stayed in touch through Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Imagine my excitement when he sent out a twitter message about creating a Facebook communications plan. Q: So, Jason.did any Twitter-folk have a sample Facebook Communications Plan for you? The carrot? He even reintroduced me to SproutBuilder.
That percentage had risen to 16% by August of 2006, and as of December 2008 stands at 35% of online adults… Social network users5 are equally likely to be men and women, and are also more likely to be young: 75% of online adults between ages 18 and 24 have a social network profile, as do 57% of wired adults between 25 and 34. More from A.
I met An Xiao on twitter. And I was excited to find out that she was to be the first artist featured on the Brooklyn Museum’s 1stfans Twitter Art Feed. For the 1stfans twitter project, An used Morse code to tweet the minutiae that has become ubiquitous on twitter. How about your @thatwaszen identity on twitter?