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Newly discovered project management tool: Redmine
Any consulting shop that does significant amounts of implementation and development (as we do) needs a project management and ticketing tool. Basecamp seems to be a standard that many people have reached for. We were using Intervals for a while, which is really a fabulous tool if you do a lot of hourly consulting. We also have been using Google spreadsheets for some elements of project management.
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
- Thursday, July 2, 2009
All About NTEN in 5 Minutes
Last week, I was fortunate enough to present a session on social media with Marnie Webb of TechSoup Global, Laura Norvig of ETR Associates, Matt Sharp from the Packard Foundation, and Matt Dunne at Google. I think it's fair to say that we rocked!
NTEN
- Tuesday, June 30, 2009
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More RSS Tools: Using Google Reader for Research and Sharing
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 is a follow-up to that article, along with my recent posts on Integrating content with websites , and Managing Content with Pipes.... This post focuses on using tools like Google Reader to share research . Out of the box, GReader (as it's affectionately known) is a powerful, web-based reader that lets you subscribe, mark and share items in two significant ways.
Idealware
- Monday, March 30, 2009
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The Joys of Google Grants, Part 1
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 ? my co-workers and I knew it was at least worth trying. It was free , after all.
While we didn’t know what to expect from the program, once we got going we were amused by the idea of the $10,000 limit. Google AdWords charges are calculated on a cost-per-click basis.
Frogloop
- Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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How to Set Up Wordpress for Your Non-Profit
Many of these items are generic to Web sites in general but Wordpress sites especially suffer when these things aren’t done. Some of these issues are very detailed but that’s just the way it works when you’re looking to optimize your site. If you don’t understand what I’m talking about, just forward this list to your local Web guru and make sure they check off on every item.
Use Google Webmaster Tools
Google Webmaster Tools is a suite of Web apps designed to help you optimize your site for the Google search engine....
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Using Google Analytics to Track a Nonprofit Website (Part 1)
Nonprofits take note: Google Analytics software application has shattered previous barriers to analyzing and optimizing websites. No longer do you have to spend thousands of dollars a year to track how visitors interact with your website. If that sounds too promotional, as if Google paid me to say it (they didn't), well, sorry, but it's true. And it's relevant. In tough economic times - and with a potentially bad holiday donation season fast approaching - tracking the success of your site in converting every lead possible will be more important than ever.
Frogloop
- Monday, October 13, 2008
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Google Connect vs Facebook Connect : Smackdown Challenge I
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.... Rob and I can go through code to find things that could be fixed, and even fix some basic things in HTML, PHP and ASP, but neither of us can code from the ground up.
To quote Rob ” I believe Google Friend Connect is more non-programmer friendly.
FI Space
- Thursday, December 18, 2008
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Top Five Ways You Know The Redesign of Your Nonprofit Web Site Went Bad
Read about how nicely designed nonprofit websites don't look so nice when you look under their hood.
Please click on the link above to read the rest of this story...
...Tags: META description META tags website redesign Statcounter Mint quantcast META keywords Getclicky Google Pagerank Google Analytics Strategy.
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A Five Step Program to Measure the Effectiveness of Your Web Pages
Avinash Kaushik , Google
We focus too much on micro reporting on our websites, most of which is comprised of too much page level analysis.... Here's what I'm talking about from Google Analytics:
The context metrics you get for your Page Analysis efforts include: Time on Page or % of Exits or % of Entries at a Page or Keywords that drive traffic to a page.
NTEN
- Thursday, April 16, 2009
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An assignment: See the world as Google sees it
Jeff Jarvis' book What Would Google Do ? is about "seeing the world as Google sees it, finding your own new worldview, and seeing differently." He says, "It's hard to name an industry or institution [...] that should not be asking What Would Google Do ?" The book is fantastic and I highly recommend you read it.
Socialfishing
- Thursday, May 14, 2009
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Cloud Computing in Our Stormy Present
Flickr Photo: akakumo Yesterday, I had the privilege of sharing the stage at an event on cloud computing hosted by the Salesforce.com/Foundation , Facebook, and Google.... Eventually, they will give up their software for the cloud.
...Tags: cloud NPTech salesforce facebook Google.
NTEN
- Wednesday, March 25, 2009
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3 New Search Tools to find Research Data, Statistics, Answers
On the Internet, our challenge is not simply to find information, but to sift out the truly useful and reliable information needed to complete a task or accomplish a goal. Three new specialized search tools are available (or will be soon) to help save your organization time in tracking down public records, demographic data, research and statistics....( read more )
...Tags: General News Non-profit technology nptech Google research search.
Wild Apricot Blog
- Wednesday, May 6, 2009
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