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Friday, September 3, 2010
Register by September 10, 2010 to save $100. If you think your older customers, clients, or patrons aren't interested in the Facebook., By the way, Jacquelyn and I are about to announce our new Facebook thing. They've got a homestudy called Love Your List , and you save $20 by signing up before September 14, 2010.
 
Friday, September 3, 2010
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. While it still happens frequently with Twitter, this is rare in my experience of Facebook. But it serves as a good warning.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
In an era where even Loehmann’s (THE original discount ladies clothing store w/famously-communal dressing rooms, spent many Saturday afternoons there with my mom as a child) has a Facebook page, you know it’s hard to get through to your network of supporters, much less engage them. We renew our series year over year. Thanks!
 

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If you’re planning or evaluating any form of social media activity, then it’s worth taking a look at eMarketer’s summary of a recently released research report examining which marketing uses of Facebook and Twitter are working best. Bottom of the list is the use of Twitter to drive direct sales. million Followers now !
As social media increasingly becomes a part of the nonprofit marketers’ toolkit, many nonprofit fundraisers are wondering whether the big mama of all social networks— Facebook —is really worth the effort and investment from a fundraising perspective. How thorough is your Facebook post follow-up? See them play in their new enclosure.
But what else makes a good nonprofit Twitter or Facebook update? Few Special Notes on Facebook. You know they have to be short. As with everything we say and do, we need to start by asking, “What’s the goal?&# Or more specifically, what do you want the reaction to be when your tweet or update is read? You want people to.
Do you feel like you're working on Facebook blindly without any clear results? Many nonprofits do, despite free tools from both Facebook and Google to measure impact. Some days UNICEF-USA staff wouldn't post at all on Facebook; other days they would post four or five times. Register now for "Is Facebook Worth It?"
If you’re a cause marketer or fundraiser that’s been waiting to check-in to location-based services, now may be the time as the biggest and most popular social networking site, Facebook , has just rolled out Places. Watch this video from Facebook. It’s a good question because on Facebook there is no opt-in to Places.
I’ll share my three predictions for nonprofit marketing in 2010 with you in just a second, but here’s one prediction that I know for a fact will come true: I’ll keep referring you to Beth Kanter for all questions social media that are too difficult for me to answer. She will continue to reign supreme in 2010 and beyond.
Tagged: facebook, Yahoo. Tags: Yahoo facebook future of search A very smart move and one that will create more traffic from the Yahoo homepage to other parts of the Yahoo property I would predict…maybe a spike in people using Yahoo Buzz?
One small step to becoming a networked communicator: Ask your Facebook fans to post your message as their status update. of organizations have raised 10K or more on Facebook. I'm just back from NTEN's 10th Nonprofit Technology Conference (a.k.a. 10NTC). When possible I've credited the thought, but couldn't catch many of the sources.
Here they are: Guide to Marketing on Facebook. Tagged: blogging, delicious, digg, facebook, reddit, sharing, Social media, stumbleupon. Tags: Social media marketing blog promotion facebook link building online marketing training blogging delicious digg reddit sharing Social media stumbleupon Guide to Sharing Links on Digg.
When I’m speaking to nonprofit professionals about social media, the first question they want answered is this: “Do we really need a Facebook page?” Facebook?”). That’s because the truth is, these questions aren’t your best starting point in thinking about social media – or Facebook. The ability to process secure donations.