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1441 Articles match "Media"
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Friday, March 19, 2010
If you’ve ever said, What the heck, social media is so full of jargon, I don’t even know what to do, well, they’ve thought of that! This book/wiki/resource is incredibly useful and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in broadening and deepening their knowledge of social media, or raising more money for their organization, or learning how to create a strategy to engage donors online.
fundraising I just saw Amy Sample Ward a few days ago, lucky me, on her way from SXSW to London, and she handed me this wonderful book that she is a co-author of, called Social by Social .
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Mashable has been chock full of an amazing amount of data this week about how we’re using social media. One post in particular caught my eye today called “What Social Media Users Want.“ Tags: Social Media Chitka facebook Mashabl Katya Andresen does a terrific job of highlighting a chunk of it.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Foursquare ambassadors who can share best practices with causes that will finally have a social media platform for cause marketing they can truly call their own .
The Foursquare Checkin for Charity campaign at SXSW 2010 I first reported on last week was a big success for the Save the Children Haiti Relief Fund .
By the end of SXSWi , attendees had logged over 135,000 checkins on Foursquare.
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Thursday, April 23, 2009
Social media is a free-flowing, wide-open phenomenon that needs to be handled and handled well. What social media-ing is ok to do at work, and what's not ok?
Leads to a consistent, recognized voice online -- via your Web site, e-news and social media presence(s). Nonprofits-and-social-media So frame its use for your staff, volunteers and base. The clearer you are, the more likely it is that your org will make an impact with these tools -- whether you're just monitoring conversation about your org via Google Alerts, have a two-pronged approach with Facebook fan and
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Friday, July 18, 2008
This is also archived on the We ARE Media . What are Social Media? Social media comprise the vast array of communications vehicles including blogs, wikis, e-mail, and social networking sites that are powered by the Internet. Social media can be best understand by what they are NOT. Social media are NOT mass media, defined by Wikipedia, as "traditional means of communication" like television or newspaper or radio that were "envisioned and designed to reach a VERY LARGE AUDIENCE such as the population of a nation state. In addition, social media are
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
A good social media plan will have many elements in common with a good marketing plan. For example, social media is never a campaign . And while your members are used to getting emails and brochures, they may not be ready for all the possibilities social media creates. Here is what I would put in my association's social media plan. But there are differences. For that matter, your boss and staff might not be ready either.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dave Evans, author of Social Media Marketing: An Hour a Day, for a social media intensive I taught recently at the Academy for Nonprofit Excellence. a social media maven and well-practiced at breaking down what often
seems our ideal guide to social media.
Click here to listen now or download for later listening (Right click on a PC or cntrl click on a Mac, and "save file as" to your Desktop) :
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Of all the different social media tools I’ve tried (e.g. As one article points out: “For businesses, it’s social media meets customer loyalty in a tangible and measurable way.” Foursquare is social media, but it’s also a game. Tags: Cause Tools cause marketing Twitter, Facebook, blogging, etc.), a new one I just started using, Foursquare , probably has the most potential for cause marketers.
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Thursday, July 30, 2009
Thanks to everyone who commented on my post Help Me Convince My Boss To Use Social Media . Not only did you offer some great support and tips, but the 24 comments I got were real evidence that social media really does work! After giving my pitch on social media at the directors retreat my boss encouraged me to create a social media task force to help coordinate our efforts. I owe you all a Starbucks, which I’m happy to buy you when you come to visit me at my home store on 627 Tremont Street, Boston .
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Monday, April 27, 2009
Common denominator here, beyond marketing expertise, is that all three women are all boldly plunging forward into the wild west of social media. the challenges they've found in moving that brand into the social media
world Tags: 09NTC Branding and Messages Nonprofit Communications Social Medi Talk about a branding brain trust! I had the pleasure of designing, and participating in, today's NTC session starring nonprofit communicators Danielle Brigida, National Wildlife Federation; Felicia Carr, National Parks Conservation Association; and Wendy Harman, American Red Cross.
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Monday, November 2, 2009
The daily volume of content and conversations created in social media channels – blogs, Facebook, Twitter and more – is huge, and growing exponentially. That's the first step in any effective social media strategy. Here are three guidelines for effective listening from panelists Larry Blumenthal, Director of Social Media Strategy at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Laura Braham, Web Officer at the Open Society Institute; I had the fantastic opportunity of facilitating a conversation ( slides here ) on this vital topic at the Communications Network conference recently.
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Monday, March 30, 2009
This post is the third in a 4-part series on social media policies . Intel even puts their moderation guidelines right into their social media guidelines for employees . Tags: social media policie In this part, we're looking at user agreements and moderation guidelines for an organization's official presence in social spaces like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. (Remember, Remember, I'm not a lawyer.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
This week, attention turns to what the media is saying about you, and next week—what the Web is saying about you, and what your peers and competitors are up to.
Media Analysis
You all know your local media outlets, and you should be continuously tracking coverage of your organization and issue in them through Google alerts. flickr/iirraa
Last week I provided guidelines for assessing the communications that you control.
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