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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The 2010 Cone Nonprofit Marketing Trend Tracker has attracted a fair amount of attention, especially in the social media.But almost none of the blog or Facebook posts, or Tweets got much beyond the headline in Cone's release, which reads: "More than Three-Quarters of Americans say a Nonprofit-Corporate Partnership Makes a Cause Stand Out."This Social Media Transparenc This latest study confirms and... to a degree...
 
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
We pride ourselves on keeping administrative costs low; therefore, our staff consists of two people (myself included) who fundraise through grant writing, events, corporate/individual gifts, planned giving and social media. This month’s Featured Fundraiser is Jennifer Maxwell.Thank you Katherine Wyatt for referring her to me. If you ever would like to nominate someone for Feature Fundraiser just send me an email . - Jason
 
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
In the midst of reflecting on Pepsi Refresh, Disney and other CSR efforts , I received an email about another project with a social message– NBC’s Parenthood Project that worked in conjunction with the Boys and Girls Club. What I take away from both the Web site and Cathy’s answers is how integrated each facet of the project is–from the TV series, to leveraging social media through video, photos and text, to the universal concept of parenthood–all the way to identifying a non-profit that has a strong family strengthening initiative–it’s smart.
 

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Subtitle : Motrin's We Feel Your Pain Ad Campaign Targeted To Moms: Proof of the Influence of Social Media In social media style it was uploaded it to YouTube. if McNeil Consumer Healthcare were a social media marketing client how would I advise them? Background Today sipping my morning coffee I clicked into Twitter and was intrigued by a tweet from @chrisbrogan.
However it became crystal clear that although Diva Marketing celebrated its 5th blog-birthday my social media network is more global than local. What is happening in Atlanta social media marketing? Where are the Atlanta women in social media marketing? " A couple of weeks ago Mashable held a smashing mash in Atlanta for over 400 of its closest friends .. who signed up before the fire marshalls could call Stop!
The incredibly fast adoption of Social Media over the last couple of years has left many, if not most, organisations in something of a spin – as, in very short order, something that was at first dismissed as the preserve of the young and the geeks has become an unavoidable key component of mainstream communications. With this recognition has come the need to better understand and manage the use of social media by organisations – including charities and other non-profits – leading to the desire to develop social media guidelines to help ensure that everyone across
Not surprisingly, the world of social media offers some important clues. Using social media, people can put things out there and start to communicate very quickly, seizing the moment.  Social media are about innovation, experimentation, and analysis of what works and what doesn’t. flickr/askpang Many nonprofits are in crisis mode these days.
A little over a year ago, the Case Foundation , together with partners Network for Good , Causes on Facebook and Global Giving , and corporate partner Parade Magazine, encouraged thousands of individuals to compete online for donors, donations, and matching awards for their favorite charitable causes as part of the Foundation’s first-ever Giving Challenge. It was one of the earliest and largest experiments encouraging everyday people to become champions of their causes - and fundraisers - using social networks. Nearly $2 million was raised for charities. Now the Foundation,
And replying is putting the “social” in social media! It may be better to reply from your personal Twitter account rather than your organizational/corporate one. Other Possibly Related posts: A case for Twitter, Facebook, & social media for healthcare fundraisers Ostrich Mentality: Social Media and Storytelling Really Tweet Twitter Tips from Anne Jackson ...Tags: I’m thrilled with the increase in Twitter usage I’m seeing! More and more people are checking
Have you filled out the Social Tech Survey for associations yet? Even if you haven't taken on any social media initiatives yet, but plan to start something in the next 6 months or so, you should fill out the survey. In just a few weeks, we'll have solid information about social media initiatives that associations are tackling. I was honored to be involved in producing the survey, along with association superstars Ben Martin and Jeff De Cagna of Principled Innovation.
All of our postings to date regarding nonprofits’ use of social media have dealt with the possibilities of these platforms for empowering, engaging and "unleashing" your donors, members and activists. What guidance should you give your staff for their use of social media — the ultimate individualistic, decentralized, "let a thousand flowers bloom" media — in the course of promoting your organization’s mission and brand? But there’s another side to this. Here’s a source devoted specifically to that subject,
Unlike most business strategies, social media is built on a culture that is developed by the people who are involved in digital communities. The concepts of transparency, authenticity, honesty and passion for the topic/brand have evolved as 'society norms' for communicating and forming relationships in the world of the social web. As marketers began to use social media platforms like blogs, Twitter, Facebook, etc., In an environment where your changing avatar is accepted as your image to the world, where people exchange ideas that frequently lead to business opportunities and where 'real' friendships are formed it was important to have a few boundaries that could help establish trust.
You have two missions —a cause mission to change society and a corporate mission to sustain your organization. Too often, the bulk of nonprofit communications resources are channeled into supporting  corporate mission —raising money. Communications can also powerfully advance your cause mission by helping you shift public opinion, coalesce networks, and build social movements. Before I start talking about strategic communications planning in coming weeks, I want to point out a fact that most nonprofits vaguely sense but few clearly articulate. It’s important