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NON PROFIT MARKETING 360 | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012 #HOWTO: Create A Tumblr Account And Why It Might Replace Your Blog
If you follow the tech developments and platform inventions of social media, you can get a headache. Facebook and Twitter seem to rule the net, but FourSquare and StumbleUpon are out there too, and many are wrestling with developing a presence on Google+. Et cetera! If not, you won’t be disappointed, or much limited, by your creation. websit MORE >> -
MISSION MINDED | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012 4 Ways To Tell if Your Nonprofit Needs a New Logo
I’m a Mac girl myself. But I was fascinated to read about Microsoft’s new Windows logo and the fact that it has changed about as often as Windows itself has come out with updates. At Mission Minded we encourage our nonprofit clients to change their logo as infrequently as possible. Because changing a logo is [.]. MORE >> -
NON PROFIT MARKETING 360 | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012 #HOWTO: Create A Tumblr Account And Why It Might Replace Your Blog
If you follow the tech developments and platform inventions of social media, you can get a headache. Facebook and Twitter seem to rule the net, but FourSquare and StumbleUpon are out there too, and many are wrestling with developing a presence on Google+. Et cetera! If not, you won’t be disappointed, or much limited, by your creation. websit MORE >> -
MISSION PARADOX BLOG | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012 Opportunity
What some good news? Here it is: 1. For the first time in modern history, an individual artist can put their art directly into the hands of an audience. The author, the painter, the musician, can all bypass the middle man (publisher/gallery/record label). You can also get revenue directly from that group. MORE >> -
MISSION MINDED | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2012 4 Ways To Tell if Your Nonprofit Needs a New Logo
I’m a Mac girl myself. But I was fascinated to read about Microsoft’s new Windows logo and the fact that it has changed about as often as Windows itself has come out with updates. At Mission Minded we encourage our nonprofit clients to change their logo as infrequently as possible. Because changing a logo [.]. MORE >>
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