Now, more than ever, the popularity of an online video can directly translate into money and success, whether it is in the form of ad revenue, donations, or advocacy conversion. This makes the tracking of video statistics more important than ever. There are several reasons someone could be interested in online video statistics.

NetCentric Advocacy Advocacy Strategy for the Age of Connectivity. Hans seems to do an amazing job. The Trendalyzer software (recently acquired by Google) turns complex global trends into lively animations, making decades of data pop. Hans seems to do an amazing job. del.icio.us/networks

Depending on your CRM/email service, you probably have a plethora of statistics to consider: send rate, open rate, click-through rate, hard fails, soft fails… the list is either fantastic or overwhelming, depending on your point of view. Each statistic gives you an idea of where to improve your campaigns in the future.

Here’s a simple statistic that might help shake us out of complacency: HRC claims to have spent $3.4 The world of social media that we live in means that continual communication and transparency is good because you then develop long-term relationships with your constituents. Our new world also means that you can’t hide the ball.

M&R and NTEN just released an impressive benchmarks study that analyzed 32 nonprofits online advocacy and online fundraising programs in 2007 and 2008. Other interesting findings include: For email newsletters, open rates and click-through rates fell slightly (1-2%) in 2008, though the changes were not strictly statistically significant.

The second key is presenting your statistics in an actionable way. Tags: Advocacy Strategy Communication Technology If you are interested in that approach, here's a couple of tips. First, try to show users something as soon as possible. You should also show an example of what they will get on the landing page.

NetCentric Advocacy Advocacy Strategy for the Age of Connectivity. Posted at 08:39 PM in Advocacy Strategy | Permalink | Reblog (0) Comments social circles - marcos weskamp Link: social circles - marcos weskamp. Social Circles intends to partially reveal the social networks that emerge in mailing lists. Is it moderated?

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The failure statistic is often cited, usually with a moan and a wail. The statistics are real enough, by the way, although they are often cited incorrectly. Tags: Food, Herbs & Spices NPTech Technology Advocacy Gizmos & Gadgets Civil Society It goes like this: 30, 40, or 50 percent of all IT projects go bad.

Only 5% of Websites Have a Twitter or Facebook Link – Online Fundraising, Advocacy, and Social Media – frogloop – "Factual, an “open data repository&# analyzed 4 million websites via data from Common Crawl, a non-profit group designed to crawl the web and provide data for anyone to use." It's a must-read!