Robert Weiner

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A Few Good Online Survey Tools for Your Nonprofit

Robert Weiner

Surveys can be a huge help in understanding what your constituents think and how successful your programs are.

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Thoughts on the Blackbaud – Convio deal

Robert Weiner

Provide strong reporting and analytic tools. Supports streamlined, high-volume data entry tools. Provide data integrity tools to keep the data clean. Has an open API and flexible import and export tools. Has an intuitive user interface for casual users. I do expect that this will create opportunities for existing systems.

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Lame spams of the day: Intuit Payroll Services

Robert Weiner

The text was the same on all 4: You will not be able to access your Intuit QuickBooks without updated Intuit Security Tool (IST™) after 31th of August, 2012. You can update Intuit Security Tool here. QuickBooks Update: Urgent.

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Finding a replacement for Tungle.me

Robert Weiner

I love those tools, but they don't allow someone to browse my calendar for availability. I don't know if that's true, but rather than take a chance I kept looking. I signed up for TimeTrade , but it looks like it's closer in functionality to Doodle and MeetingWizard. Some of the others on the list mystified me.

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Prizes for Paperless Fundraising

Robert Weiner

Have you successfully moved from paper-based direct mail fundraising to digital tools (email, websites, video, social media, widgets, and/or mobile)? The Paperless Choice Challenge is rewarding successful, creative, replicable campaigns that use electronic fundraising tools by giving away eight prizes totalling over $20,000.

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What to Do When Technology Isn’t Your Problem

Robert Weiner

Let’s get this tool. It may seem like the wrong tool was selected, it doesn’t do what it was supposed to do, or the instructions aren’t written clearly enough. Or “Our VISTA/New Sector volunteer is really smart. She’ll figure this out!”. It worked great at my last (completely dissimilar) organization. We should get the __est thing.

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Predictions for Nonprofit Fundraising Technology in 2012

Robert Weiner

On the other hand, many organizations (and this by no applies just to nonprofits) will throw money and time at trendy projects without thinking about whether they're the right tools, with the right strategy, investment, support, or marketing behind them. By all means, try new things. But do it smartly.