Author: Guest Blogger. Creating a Blog within your Community - Why send the traffic back to Word Press and Blogger? What’s the sure fire way to make certain your constituents continue to volunteer for your cause – ensure they are emotionally invested to the organization. MORE >>

wasn’t convinced at all that the world needed another blogger. But Many nonprofits don’t consider blogging either because they think they need to blog everyday and that it would be too time consuming, or they have no idea what to blog about. Timely, relevant breaking news is basis of a good social media campaign. MORE >>

Being an organization's blogger involves not only writing for the blog, but also building relationships with other bloggers by reading them, linking to them, commenting on their blogs and inviting them to comment on your blog. A natural person to be the staff blogger is whoever writes the organization's newsletter or e-newsletter. MORE >>

Time or Money. Here’s another tip: 47 percent of Millennials prefer to support nonprofits with their time, while only 16 percent prefer to give exclusively through financial support. 'Since I am solidly part of the Millennial Generation (I recently celebrated my 30th birthday!), This means you can’t ignore either platform.  MORE >>

Readers of Care2's Frogloop blog love that our blogger in chief, Allyson Kapin always has her fingers on the pulse of the most current news, research, and best practices in nonprofit technology, online advocacy, fundraising, and social media. Just for you, dear Frogloop readers, we hereby present an excerpt from Allyson's excellent new book. MORE >>