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Friday, October 9, 2009
It was my idea, and everyone agreed it was a win-win until the Development Director got a copy of the company's news release sent out via. image via DefenseTech This week I was involved in a minor flap with the Development Director at a private agency I used to work for.
 
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Image by Ed.ward via FlickrBig companies and big funders are slowly coming around to the idea of social media. Some small nonprofits have jumped on it, but plenty more aren't sure where to start and whether the effort would be worth it.Right now I'm working with two small nonprofits. The other has a Development Director who.
 

The Best from Social Media Bird Brain

It was my idea, and everyone agreed it was a win-win until the Development Director got a copy of the company's news release sent out via. image via DefenseTech This week I was involved in a minor flap with the Development Director at a private agency I used to work for.
Image by Ed.ward via FlickrBig companies and big funders are slowly coming around to the idea of social media. Some small nonprofits have jumped on it, but plenty more aren't sure where to start and whether the effort would be worth it.Right now I'm working with two small nonprofits. The other has a Development Director who.

The Latest from the Nonprofit Marketing Community

Thursday, September 2, 2010
social media @wildwomanfund Amputee Coalition appeal writing getting money in the mail knox parks mazarine mazarine treyz Nationalities Service Center Roundabout Theatre Company royal winnipeg ballet Sarah Reinertsen Scout Bassett storytelling telling the story online Photograph courtesy Challenged Athletes Foundation. I: Departure. Welcome!
 
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
That person or company has figured out that their newsletter subscribers are more likely to buy what they're selling, so they cut right to the chase when you land on their site. From time to time I reference something I've heard Seth Godin say, and I'm not sure exactly what book or post to point you to. Obnoxious. You would never do that.
 
Monday, August 30, 2010
Now a Portland-based company has launched Causeon. We all love Groupon , right? They offer us great deals with savings from 50% to 90% and if enough people sign-up for the deal everyone wins. Same concept as Groupon , but Causeon offers up to 20% of its revenues to causes. and others will be in line to receive checks. But can Causeon work?
 

The Best from the Nonprofit Marketing Community

In it I profile how a fast-growing company and a innovative charity connected five years ago in a way that has greatly benefited both parties. Faithful readers:The following is from my periodic column in the business weekly, the Salt Lake Enterprise.
Fast Company | 2005 Social Capitalist Awards. It's great to see a national magazine celebrate and take seriously social entrepreneurs
[Blogger's Note: What follows is an email exchange between Jack, who owns a promotional products business in Greensboro, North Carolina, and your's truly.]Hi Hi PaulI have a small promotional products logowear business and want to donate a portion of sales to my client’s charities. How do I get started?
And any company that tries to swap that with marketing will be duly punished by consumers. lot of companies have already struck the right chord with philanthropy by donating millions to the Haiti earthquake victims. But how could these companies add cause marketing? As we learned in my post What is Cause Marketing?
Fox Foundation Invites Biotechnology/Pharmaceutical Companies to Apply for Therapeutics Development Initiative Deadline: July 17, 2007; and January 24, 2008 (Pre-proposals) The Michael J. biotechnology/ pharmaceutical companies or other for-profit entities, either publicly or privately held. From The Foundation Center. Michael J.