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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Part One - Google Feedburner Don't rely on a basic RSS feed of your site. Use a website like Google. blogs, check out their website setups, find out what tools they use, and follow them on Google Reader. SEO helps search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, and others not only find your content but provide search users with.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
friend recently sent me an interview with Google's head of research, Peter Norvig, in which he said: If you're a politician, admitting you're wrong is a weakness, but if you're an engineer, you essentially want to be wrong half the time. Everyone always talks about the learning value of failure. Three were hits. One was a total dud.
 
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Apple’s app store just cracked a quarter million available mobile applications, Google’s Android is giving them a run for their money, and Microsoft is waiting in the wings with a Windows 7 Mobile. Has the world gone mobile crazy? Does your organization have a mobile and app strategy? Thinking about Developing Your Own Custom App?
 

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I was fortunate enough to get two Google Wave invites last week (thanks to @nonprofitdaily and @donortools ). Now, I am still figuring out how Google Wave works. So, I grabbed nonprofitorgs@gmail.com which then on Google Wave becomes nonprofitorgs@googlewave.com. As I dig deeper into Google Wave, I’ll keep you posted.
The launch of Google Buzz prompted me to better explore the suite of Google Products , and I have to say I was pretty astounded by what I found. Now I am actually quite curious about what Google will do next. Tags: Google Google Buzz Social Media iGoogle am using the Sierra Club Theme (see the screenshots below).
Pipes (1) Internet , nptech Google Co-op and Nonprofit Technology 10.24.06 | 106 7 Comments [link] Google+Co-op+and+Nonprofit+Technology 2006-10-24+14%3A19%3A10 Allan+Benamer Techcrunch yesterday did a write-up on a new feature of Google called Google Co-op. 4) Yahoo! Use the ‘@’ symbol to replace [at].
Google Reader gets a good mention in my RSS article, Using RSS Tools to Feed your Information Needs , but deserves an even deeper dive. This post focuses on using tools like Google Reader to share research. Google Reader doesn't offer multiple shared pages based on filtering criteria.
Are you aware of the free tools offered by Google for nonprofits? You may be familiar with Google Apps, but not realize their Premier/Education Edition is available free for qualifying nonprofit organizations. In this post, I want to specifically look at the features available with Google Docs. Tags: google
Google has been working double-time launching new products over the last few months. From Google Wave to Google Voice , to Social Search and now Google Buzz , I think that now is a good time for nonprofits to reserve a Gmail account if they haven’t already. Unlike Google Wave, Google Buzz requires a Gmail account.
Set up a few key Google Alerts, and your listening task becomes a whole lot easier.( Tags: Non-profit technology nptech Google social media If your nonprofit is active in social media, you already know the importance of closely monitoring what’s being said online about your organization and your cause. read more ).
Whatever the task, odds are that there’s a time-saving template, free at Google Docs, to help you do more with less effort. You’ll find thousands of templates – some by Google itself, and many unique templates that were contributed.( Creating a presentation for your board? Wading into the end-of-project paperwork? read more ).
Okay not so much WWE  as much as W3C… Recently myself and my good friend Rob Sullivan decided to see what the hype was all about between Google Friend Conncet and Facebook Connect.  To quote Rob &# I believe Google Friend Connect is more non-programmer friendly.  Score one for Google. Which one is easy to implement?
When the National Women’s Law Center first applied for a Google Grant ? 10,000 worth of free advertising each month through Google’s AdWords program ? Google AdWords charges are calculated on a cost-per-click basis. We used Google’s helpful Keyword Tool to help fill in the gaps. It was free , after all.