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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
On Twitter, at least 1 in 20 posts that fly by me may be a check-in. Image by stevegarfield via FlickrFoursquare and Gowalla are the LBS talk of the social media global village. Okay, you may be wondering what the heck an LBS is. Location Based Service.
 
Friday, May 28, 2010
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Monday, April 19, 2010
Image by guspim via Flickr A lot of bloggers and  folks on Twitter are talking about Ning and their decision to go completely to a paid service. As you might expect, a lot of the focus is on the free communities and what alternatives are open to them. And some are concerned that this is the opening move in a "free is dead" movement.
 

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So, we're talking about your small nonprofit's Twitter Profile. And And we're using the Twitter profile of the Humane Society of the United States as our example. In Ideally, it should be a concise, Tags: social networking Mission Statement Twitter
By now, you all should know that Twitter is not for everyone. If you’ve decided to use Twitter, though, you need to pay attention to your public face in Twitterville – your profile. Tags: google wave Facebook Lily Allen social media Online Communities nonprofit Twitter Small nonprofit Logo Social network
Lighthouse"When talking about investment in social media, most people concentrate on the money aspect.Yes, it's cheap to get into social media in the sense that most platforms (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) Tags: Facebook social media Lighthouse Online Communities Twitter Social network Blog "Pigeon Pt. don't charge for membership.
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The Latest from the Nonprofit Marketing Community

Friday, September 3, 2010
While it still happens frequently with Twitter, this is rare in my experience of Facebook. Share and Enjoy: Other Possibly Related posts: Using Twitter and Facebook in your year-end fundraising letter strategy. Love (Stewardship) facebook social media twitter recently loaded Facebook but got this page. c) Marc A. Engage 3.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Follow @wildwomanfund on twitter ! blog egocentricity Fundraising Gen Y generational differences hippies leadership managing mazarine treyz nonprofit management social media twitter Gen Y sees things from a different perspective! Gen Y has been accused of a lot of things. Ego-centricity. Being not able to finish things. Welcome!
 
Monday, August 30, 2010
Follow me on twitter if you like to get advice about fundraising and getting more money for your charity! get money in the mail. Here’s a prezi that tells you all about how to getting money in the mail through direct mail appeals. It’s so easy! How to Create an Appeal Letter on Prezi. Was this informative? Digg this! Tweet This!
 

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Twitter is not for every association. Open your Twitter account--make sure it uses a personal username, as Ben Martin suggests--and go to invite more. Twitter will find all of the accounts that are based on the contact e-mail in your Gmail account. Have you seen Ben Martin's 10 rules for associations using Twitter?
I’ve received several questions about the Twitter tools I use, so here are my five favorites. Yes, to use Twitter as efficiently as possible, you actually need to do more than what  Twitter.com offers! Selective Twitter for Facebook. But I don’t want everything I put on Twitter to appear as my Facebook status.
Twitter Island. No, it’s not a place in Second Life where everyone uses twitter. On March 28, artists Lauri Apple and Seth Gershberg hosted a participatory performance piece titled Twitter Island at the nonprofit Chicago Art Department gallery. More: Follow smArts & Culture on twitter. Twitter for Arts and Culture.
I took some advice from Rich Brooks at Flyte several months back and focused my efforts on three social media sites: Facebook , Linkedin and Twitter.  I’m active on all three now, but the one I got on to last is the one I’m spending the most time on these days: Twitter.  My best advice for Twitter is try to be useful. 
If you’re planning or evaluating any form of social media activity, then it’s worth taking a look at eMarketer’s summary of a recently released research report examining which marketing uses of Facebook and Twitter are working best. Bottom of the list is the use of Twitter to drive direct sales.