I’m delighted to see recent data about the nonprofit sector’s leadership in adopting social media. We’re all familiar with the knock-out Facebook pages, Twitter streams, flickr albums, and YouTube channels of large nonprofits who have become models in the use of social media to grow and engage supporters.

 In a recent eMail volley with twenty-something Jason Stershic, Spectyr Media , Jason posed an interesting question - . My views about social media are fairly traditional , if you can use that word for a strategy that is nano seconds old. Over the past six years I've talked to thousands of people about social media.

Use of Distributed Networks: Social media enables on and offline grassroots activism, giving nonprofits the ability to coordinate large numbers of people across distributed networks. five additional friends, strong campaigns included great calls-to-action, blending social stories with hard marketing. efforts.