Should blog comments be moderated? Should we even allow public comments on our blog? How do we handle negative comments? However, it should not be a guide someone in HR or Communications drafts and then distributes at a staff meeting. Giving up control. Does this sound familiar? Just delete them?

So below is the Bamboo Project Readers' Guide to Blogging for Personal Branding. All my commenters are bloggers themselves, so clearly they believe that blogging is an important part of the branding process, too. Find other bloggers and comment on interesting posts. always leave comments and connect. Networking 2.0:

If you found this post useful, please leave a comment, subscribe , or find out how I can help your non-profit. Sociable (share with friends): Tags: facebook for non-profits Facebook Notes Application How-To Guides for Social Media blogging tips for non-profits Facebook Your content must be highly valuable. Why should they choose yours?

YouTube has an incredibly diverse and engaged global community who not only post videos, but interact with each other through text comments, video responses, and messages. In keeping with our coverage of video for nonprofits, we spoke with Ramya Raghavan, Nonprofits and Activism Specialist at YouTube. Hatef editor, frogloop P.S.

We’re hard at work over here on our Field Guide to Software for Nonprofits: Marketing, Outreach and Communications – a small reference book that will help nonprofits think through what types of systems would be effective for them based on the processes that they need to support and their current technology level. Did we get it right?

raquo; March 18, 2008 Commenting On Your Blog: Zero Here is a great riff by Michele Martin on the failures to create conversation via a blog. Is it for the comments and conversation? Link: The Bamboo Project Blog: Six Reasons People Arent Commenting On Your Blog. Six Reasons People Arent Commenting on Your Blog 1. Right.

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raquo; Friday Nov 09 2007 A Procrastinators Guide to Year-End Fundraising Friday, November 9, 2007 at 02:38PM | by James OMalley Its November, crunch time for nonprofit fundraisers looking to cash in on some of the Yuletide cheer of the giving season. Click here to download the guide. please delete this comment after responding).

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