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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
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 Content Ideas. or does it?
 
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
My time at TREW took this learning further – by writing several blog posts and case studies as well as ongoing client communication, I learned the intricacies of how to write like a marketer. Linking various platforms for easy content update. Here are my 5 key takeaways from being a member of the TREW Crew. Teamwork.
 
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Content curation isn’t new, even though a lot is being written about it these days. Some nonprofits have been curating content on their websites and blogs for quite a while…maybe without exactly calling it that. Here are a few examples of blog and website curation that hit the mark. flickr/Somewhat Frank.
 

The Best from the Nonprofit Marketing Community

read this great post about Kodak's content marketing from @juntajoe and I've been chatting with some folks who have really great content, but can't seem to get it to stick because it isn't relevant to what's trending right now. Great content is no longer the marketing tool it once was. web marketing blogging Web 2.0There.
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. Find out who else is blogging or publishing on the topic, and cite them.
Have you started a blog for your nonprofit organization and then got stuck trying to come up with content?  Here are some ideas for content: Tell stories about people you are helping.  Ask questions in blog posts and invite readers to comment. It’s a great way to encourage people to visit and read the blog.
I’ve been working on putting together a training session for our in house bloggers on how to share their blog posts on various social networking sites as a way to create a process for regularly sharing our content. Tagged: blogging, delicious, digg, facebook, reddit, sharing, Social media, stumbleupon. Enjoy!
Launching and maintaining a successful arts blog takes planning , there’s no doubt about that. But here are some quick fixes you can do right this minute to improve your organization’s blog. Are you using the ShareThis tool, or any other applications that allow your blog reader to stumble or digg your content?
Thursday’s Webinar: Blogging for Nonprofits: Tips, Traps and Tales. 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. Reasons Why You Need a Blog. July 9, 2009. 00 p.m.
Notice his suggestion for using blog software as the engine behind your newsroom-- something Maddie mentioned way back when. Writing for the Web: SEO for News Content View more presentations from Lee Odden. Tags: search engine optimization seo blogging PR Check out this great redux of SEO by Lee Odden.
Here are some top tips for marketing your blog. The best way to promote your blog is to do good work. It's also VERY IMPORTANT that you choose an intuitive name for your blog and use key words in your posts so that your blog shows up in Search. Thanks to charitynet.USA for this request. Cheers! Jocelyn.
Does your nonprofit use blogging to advance your mission? Here are a few advantages that blogging can bring to what you do. If you are looking to find and start a relationship with new donors, try communicating with a blog. Blogging allows you to share stories about your organization’s successes on a regular basis.
Last month, Domino’s used video and great attention to their content to  communicate to their audiences. remembering that content is king and timing is everything. In Domino’s defense, they did respond within hours on a blog where the video was first mentioned, and then on Twitter. Do you have others?