Blog Offline Tag Twitter 
Judi Sohn
SEPTEMBER 24, 2009
I’m amazed that after all these years, no one has come out with a killer offline blog editor for the Mac yet. It seems like there’s more development energy going towards iPhone blog editors than desktop versions. Full of unnecessary tags and other junk that caused all sorts of problems.
Amy Sample Ward
JUNE 29, 2009
What this created was a chance for people who use Twitter to come together offline to create community. It is for the community, by the community, all thanks originally to Twitter. This month’s Net2 Think Tank asks: How do real-world (offline) events fit into social media conversations and campaigns? What worked?
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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 9, 2010
Networked Nonprofits know how to close the loop between social media and offline actions. Take Twitter for example. It is an in-person meeting of Twitter users. Use a Unique HashTag: A hashtag is a keyword that opens up a public conversation on Twitter. They understand that it is a scaffolded process. Keep in touch.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MAY 14, 2010
But as a bonus, I learned from Facebook expert Mari Smith , that sandwich boards and window clings with Facebook and Twitter IDS are an effective technique to close the loop between offline and social media. to track how your online social network activities are driving offline actions. Tags: facebook.
Amy Sample Ward
OCTOBER 7, 2009
Originally posted by Joe Solomon on the #4Change blog. 4Change Chats are hosted on Twitter – Read “ Join the Conversation ” below for ways to jump into the discussion. Where: Twitter (search for #4Change. Image from Blog Action Day - their topic this year is also climate change!). Details: Date: Oct, 8th. Feeling brave?
Amy Sample Ward
JUNE 6, 2010
(This post was originally posted on the Beautiful World blog, here.). As part of a blog series leading up to the event, I was asked to share some thoughts on the event, especially for those coming along for the first time that may not know what to expect. I know it can be tempting to tweet, blog, and video every moment of the event.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
AUGUST 11, 2010
The title of this blog post is of course a wildly inaccurate claim. All communications were strictly limited to my blog, Twitter and Facebook. Two donors were former colleagues who also have Twitter accounts. I counted most on Twitter followers to spread the word. Here is what he learned. Technology.
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