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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
That’s what everyone is saying at the Direct Marketing Association conference here in New York, where I spoke this morning with fellow bloggers Jeff Brooks , Sarah Durham of Big Duck , Roger Craver of the Agitator and Karen Zapp. Jeff Brooks says people under 50 don’t give enough to merit much cultivation at all. Errr… no.
 
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
I’m talking about organizational pages that are seeking to get more engaged followers, to build online communities. The nonprofit blogger John Haydon has started a Facebook page that does only one thing—answers people’s questions about Facebook. flickr/minxlj. I’m also a little worried. That’s a bad sign.
 
Friday, July 9, 2010
I can’t tell you how many times in the last year I’ve heard someone explaining to a newbie how to use an RSS reader for online/social media listening, only to quickly follow it with, “But I don’t really use mine anymore, because I subscribed to too many feeds and am overwhelmed.&# Definitely one to watch.
 

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Blogger outreach isn't a bad idea. And blogs are more personal than MSM (mainstream media) so unless you're pitching the Huffington Post you must approach blogger outreach in a personal way. Tags: marketing for nonprofits online PR It's official. I'm a publisher and here's how I know. via my blog. Here's why. Thanks! Comment.
Today's Diva Marketing Talks with Susan Getgood , Roadmaps (blog) and Getgood Strategic Marketing and Liz Gumbinner , Cool Mom Picks and Moms 101 about how to build successful and respectful blogger relationships programs. Blogger Relations, as other social media strategies, have grown in complexity. 30-minutes. 2-guests.
I can’t tell you how many times in the last year I’ve heard someone explaining to a newbie how to use an RSS reader for online/social media listening, only to quickly follow it with, “But I don’t really use mine anymore, because I subscribed to too many feeds and am overwhelmed.&# Definitely one to watch.
Published with Google's free Blogger service, the blog was an efficient way to communicate with supporters and the press throughout the day. Here's an utterly excellent post from a new favorite, The Bamboo Project blog by Michele Martin. Just as good is this one, from the same blog, on how nonprofits can benefit from Facebook.
The projects could be based on blogging platforms such as Typepad , Blogger , Wordpress , and ExpressionEngine or social networks like MySpace and Facebook. am also seeking examples of online safety or risk management policies instituted as part of the project. Or it may be something else entirely. Global Kids ( web site and blog ).
As December 2005 drew to a close, I asked a few bloggers what their wish list was for the new year. Twitter found its way into the 2009 blogger wishes as did more ways to collaborate. Yvonne DiVita , Lip-sticking 2006 MORE Smart Women Bloggers. think too many bloggers take themselves far too seriously. More humor.
You’ve got to be kidding,&# along with some tips on getting a more positive response from the bloggers you may be approaching. As if I would actually include a link to your online bingo parlor or travel agency on my nonprofit communications blog. Do you see the blogger frequently doing what you are asking them to do?
online public relations, blogging, etc. For an introduction to the hows and whys of nonprofit blogging, you can do no better than this "Resource Center" from Netsquared, called, well, Blogging for Nonprofits. Netsquared Resource Centers were just introduced. They are collections of useful information about particular topics, e.g.,
Recently I was at a StartupChicks networking event chatting with a young woman I had never met nor did we have an "online relationship." About this time last year about this time I asked bloggers/content providers, brand and agency marketers for their insights about one aspect of social media. Blogger Relations.
8230;About 10% of all those blog posts, came from bloggers on BloggersUnite.org. Can you swallow this math? According to Copywrite, Ink , there were 88,000 blog posts on Earth Day (April 22) that were added to the already existing 2 million written earlier in the week. What’s even more amazing? More Green Goodness. Twitter tag: #p5e.