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Friday, January 22, 2010
Tags: Non-profit organization Facebook Grant social media marketing website Twitter Log Image by Damien Basile via Flickr Anyone Anyone using the internet must have heard by now that social media is where you should be, regardless of whether you’re a big for-profit or a small non-profit. Less clear may be the admonishment to have a policy about social media, but you need one.
 
Sunday, October 4, 2009
I know a lot of you don't have time for (or interest in) keeping up with technology news, so I thought I'd take a moment to tell you about something that's got a lot of us geeks all a-Twitter (literally). It's called Google Wave (see the very looonnnggg (nearly 1.5 hrs), very tech-oriented video here). The The Short
 
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Tags: social networking small nonprofits community innovation Twitter Social network nonprofit "Internet Trivia" image via ical wikiI had a phone conversations recently with a couple I've known since the 80s. They've never been great at staying in touch and I was struck by the difficulty we had in finding things to talk about. We could talk about our mutual past and we could
 

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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 Blo "Pigeon Pt. don't charge for membership.
Tags: social networking small nonprofits community innovation Twitter Social network nonprofit "Internet Trivia" image via ical wikiI had a phone conversations recently with a couple I've known since the 80s. They've never been great at staying in touch and I was struck by the difficulty we had in finding things to talk about. We could talk about our mutual past and we could
Tags: social networking volunteers Flickr social media Twitter nonprofit 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. One has a Marketing Director who is excited
Can't blame him - as I've discovered in the past few months, Twitter is both fun and useful.If you've been holding off on using Twitter or other social media for your ...Tags: Tags: Pew Research Center Sarah Perez Secret Service social media Twitter Social networ Image by m-c via FlickrI've learned that our new President is really digging in his heels on giving up his Blackberry or giving up on Tweeting, despite the concerns of both the Secret Service and the White House Counsel (lawyers).
FaceBook, in meetings, on Twitter, that's what I'm hearing from the small nonprofits. Tags: small nonprofits finances Facebook technology collaboration innovation Santa Cruz Twitter NextSpace nonprofit Image via UserVoice at NextSpace in Santa Cruz, CAJust a little while ago it was all about making every donated or grant dollar count. These days, it's more about making every penny count.On

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Friday, February 5, 2010
You can also follow CMF’s founder on Twitter . Thanks to everyone who came out to the Association of Fundraising Professionals Brown Bag today to hear me, Joanna MacDonald and Dan Curtin , General Manager of Zipcar Boston , talk about cause marketing. As promised, here are my slides from the presentation (at least the most relevant ones).
 
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Determining resource allocation: people, time and money will impact which tools, or tactics, you choose to use Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Flickr, Video, etc. Do you sometimes long for the simpler days of social media, say 5, 6+ years ago, when the hot issues were should comments should be monitored and how to handle the negative ones? Especially for marketers, the social web grows more complex by the nano second. As customers come to expect the opportunity to interact with (hopefully!)
 
Thursday, February 4, 2010
George Packer rants about Twitter on his New Yorker blog Because far too many people are still looking at Twitter at a micro-level (i.e. Forget the name “Twitter” for a second. Let’s use the broader term “micro-blogging” , a channel to which Twitter (the app) belongs. Chain of events: Nick Bilton from the NYT Bits Blog rants about George Packer’s blog post
 

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Twitter is not for every association. For Apple Address Book, there is a useful utility called " A to G ". Create a new Gmail account and import your CSV file into the contacts. 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. In fact, before you even think about crossing into the Twitterverse, I suggest you make sure you won't be flying solo. So first, find out how many of your members are there
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! So this post here will automatically appear in my Twitter stream shortly after I publish it as “kivilm blogged on My Five Favorite Twitter Tools” with a shortened link to this post. 1. TweetDeck or Seesmic Desktop
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 .  (You like Twitter for two reasons: You can check my most recent ”tweet” in the red box on the sidebar.  Click on the arrows to see previous tweets.)
Twitter Island. No, it’s not a place in Second Life where everyone uses twitter. (Didn’t On March 28, artists Lauri Apple and Seth Gershberg hosted a participatory performance piece titled Twitter Island at the nonprofit Chicago Art Department gallery. They invited 18 volunteers, mostly non-artists, to gather together in a room for 90 minutes and communicate only with each other, and only using twitter. Didn’t it seem like every place in Second Life was called Fill-in-the-Blank Island? I
Last week, Bob Farrace , director of publications for the National Association of Secondary School Principals, asked this Twitter question on the ASAE Technology Listserv. There are a bunch of associations with an official presence on Twitter. Having a large number of followers does not necessarily translate into success on Twitter, but for these groups, it's a good indication that they're doing something right. Are any associations out there maintaining an official association Twitterstream? I'm considering setting one up and I'm looking for some successful practices that will