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Guest Post by Nedra Weinreich: Fruit Salad - or, Selecting Your Target Audience
But they may just need a little help, such as teaching them a skill they don't have or showing them how to work the behavior into their lives, and they will take it and run with it. The benefit to addressing this group is that you can get positive results relatively quickly, even if they are not a large segment, and getting the ball of change rolling within a community can have a snowball effect.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media - Friday, July 3, 2009
Guest Post by Nina Simon: Design Techniques for Developing Questions for Visitor Participation
It's a two-parter I've been puzzling over for a long time. First, what do the right questions look like? And second, what techniques can help us find more? Part 1: What does the right question look like? Last year, I wrote this post which offered some broad suggestions for what the "right" questions look like.... It is somewhat personal but doesn't ask the respondent to be an authority in describing the book, just in sharing why he would recommend it.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media - Friday, July 3, 2009
Problems Campaigns Face: Riffing from PDF
Obama) Common Problems that Many Campaigns Face. Experience demonstrates that these strategies are less effective without complementing each other. (Gates on education ) The interplay of campaign, communications and network capacities influence the planning implementation and success of each. Coalitions, collections of groups, and crowds of people often lack the clear vision, campaign objectives and communications plans (PDF…although Sunlight stuff is a nice direction ) that help identify the critical networks for further engagement, direction and collaboration....
Network-Centric Advocacy - Friday, July 3, 2009
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  • Buzz Director: help me write a job description
    I’m talking ‘people’ rather than products. Anyway, I’m going to quickly throw down some further thoughts. I fear they’ll come out in no particular order, but you’re invited to help me knock this into shape by commenting below. I’ll also set up a wiki ( Update: here’s the link ). Oh, by the way… when you do come to recruit for this role, consider putting the word out like this ! Job description You will: Learn how to be in more than one place at once!!
    nfp 2.0 - Thursday, June 7, 2007
  • How Memes Can Help Your Nonprofit Blog
    When the venerable Fieldstone Alliance surprised its readers this week with 25 Random Things that Make the Nonprofit Sector Great , picking up on a popular fad that’s been making the rounds of Facebook, it was a strong hint to take a closer look at that odd phenomenon of online culture, the meme. What’s a meme? An internet meme (pronounced meem ), at its most basic, is any idea or scrap of content that spreads voluntarily from person to person across the Web. Almost anything can be a meme — you never...( read more ) ...
    Wild Apricot Blog - Thursday, March 19, 2009
  • John Doerr's 11 Tips to Help Survive the Downturn
    As crisply shared at today's Web 2.0 Summit...requiring no embellishment: Don't take a meat cleaver to the core of your business; use a scalpel when making changes. Cut once, and cut deeper than you need to. Keep 18 months of cash flow, being conservative on cash flow from revenue. Defer facilities expansion – don't spend money on tech or physical expansions. Reevaluate R&D priorities. Renegotiate all contracts that you have, even leases. Remember that everyone in the company needs to be selling the value proposition. Offer people equity instead of cash – e.g.
    Christine.net - Wednesday, November 5, 2008
  • Medieval Help Desk
    For all of us who help users.... I love how both the techy and the new user struggle to control their irritation and keep a friendly tone.
    Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog - Wednesday, February 28, 2007
  • Budget-Stretching Help for Nonprofits
    When a recession hits, non-profit organizations can do three things to keep on an even financial keel: 1.) Increase your income, 2.0 Cut your costs, and 3.) Use your resources more effectively. Two recent articles from Fieldstone Alliance give practical advice to help nonprofits get by in tough economic times....( read more ) ...Tags: Fundraising General non-profit interest nptech.
    Wild Apricot Blog - Monday, January 26, 2009
  • People, Tools and Help, but mostly People
    I came away from the experience with a clear message, that it all starts with one person deciding to act. If one person acts to help another, then at least two people know about it. If social media tools are involved, then the chances are good that a lot more people know about it, and the chances are equally good that the message will be passed on at least a few more times in ever expanding circles.
    Connection Cafe - Tuesday, March 17, 2009
  • Free Online Job Club--Need Your Help!
    Most of my customers are government and nonprofit agencies who have me work with them to design programs that will help get people to work and climb the career ladder. I also teach their staff how to facilitate career development and job search activities.
    Bamboo Project - Friday, January 30, 2009
  • Help me go to the NTC!
    They’re offering NTC scholarships! They’re raising money that will be matched by Convio to fund registrations, as well as asking for contributions of air miles to help with travel expenses. These scholarships are available to folks who work for nonprofits with budgets of less than $1 million.... But I figure if I can’t get or use the scholarship, I want to help someone else get there. It will be worth it. Want to help?
    Judi Sohn - Saturday, January 24, 2009
  • Only 29 days left till Lights. Camera. Help.
    Lights. Camera. Help. film festival calls for nonprofit and grassroots film June 30, 2009 Entry Deadline Details: www.lightscamerahelp.com Contact: contact@lightscamerahelp.com Lights. Camera. Help., the nonprofit film festival, wants your organization to tell its story through its films and videos. This is the premiere film festival dedicated to nonprofit and grassroots organizations.
    FI Space - Monday, June 1, 2009
  • ILoveMountains.org Blogger's Challenge (You Can Help If You Aren't a Blogger Too!)
    Once you've seen your connection, you can sign a pledge to help end mountaintop removal, forward the page onto friends, contact your Congressperson, and contact your power company.
    Have Fun - Do Good - Friday, June 6, 2008