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Thursday, July 29, 2010
She also has seven more tips you can check out. Jake of Grant Writing Confidential also emphasizes the importance of storytelling , among other tips, in his post, How to Write a "Juicy" Nonprofit Blog - or a Blog of Any Kind. A big thanks to everyone who contributed a post to this month's Nonprofit Blog Carnival! Nonprofit 2.0
 
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Try writing "how to's" and tutorials or sharing helpful tips. Although there are a lot of bloggers who like to challenge the status quo, that doesn't have to be YOUR model of operating. It was, as always, a thoughtful, compelling post with some great reasons for blogging that she she picked up from her Twitter network.
 
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
wasn’t convinced at all that the world needed another blogger. But Nonprofit bloggers should think of themselves as reporters, and a very popular blog is always a report back on an event complete with a photo slideshow or video. Allow guest bloggers to share expertise and experience. Share breaking news. Share resources.
 

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There are a lot of answers to that question, but if you want to do outreach to bloggers about an issue you care about, here are a few tips: 1. Search for bloggers who write about topics related to your cause on Technorati , Google Blog Search and Ask.com's blog search engine. Most bloggers aren't paid to blog. Read blogs.
Following is a guest post from my friend Paddy Donnelly ( @paddydonnelly ), an Irish web designer, illustrator and blogger who currently lives in Belgium and spends too much time on the Internet. Pete Cashmore: “Twitter is both a blessing and a curse to bloggers. Tags: Twitter Tips Wouldn’t that be so much easier?
Here are five of the tips I most frequently give: 1. 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. Image Credit: Tidy Tips by Cliff Hutson.
Here’s a few tips on how to deal with it: 1. Blogger. Six months ago I came pretty close to complete social media burnout. was running over 20 social networking profiles, logging in seven days a week, and at minimum pulling 60-hour work weeks. have spent the last few months making some significant changes. This an important one.
lot of nonprofit blogs have come on the scene in the year between these events and I feel like it is time to revise and update my "10 Ways" post to include not only ways that nonprofits can use blogs, but also engage bloggers to support their cause. Ways Nonprofit Can Use Blogs and Bloggers to Support Their Cause 1. So here it goes.10
Here are some of the tips they gave for other disaster relief bloggers: Tips from Grace 1. Tips from Sara 1. Tips from Dina 1. It would be a great way to mobilize the power of women bloggers. They also set up a wiki. Your blog needs to be a place to “help the helper.” Provide daily update posts.
So I started trolling the net for new ideas and sample scripts for improving my Blogger site. As I play with these tools over the next while I'll offer more substantial reviews that might be useful to other Blogger-based bloggers out there - but until then, let me leave you with a few useful sites: 1. Blogger Templates.
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8220;  Grant makes the case that although bloggers can’t live without RSS, blog readers are not adopting this technology. Sociable (share with friends): Tags: Twitter Tips Power Your Blog non-profit blogging guy kawasaki alltop.com blogging tips for non-profits Web 2.0 Tips myalltop SEO Tips Thanks.