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Guest Post by Stacey Monk: Dogooders Won’t Change the World (Alone)

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You may find some of these comments in the thoroughly engaging video as well, though some of the Ann’s more salient points didn’t make it into the footage. His interviewer interjects with a comment that ends with “It’s a really dire situation I think.” Photo by clyatt.jasper ( Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0

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YouTube Launches Nonprofit Program

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those with 501c3 tax filing status) that register for the YouTube Nonprofit Program to receive a free nonprofit specific YouTube channel where they can upload footage of their work, public service announcements, calls to action and more. Through the channel, people can connect with a nonprofit via messages, subscriptions, comments and more.

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Nonprofits and MySpace Roundup Inspired By Solidariti

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Breast Cancer Action. Save Darfur. 1) Center your "Friends" and "Comments" section. 8) Post comment images that are no larger than 600 pixels in width. 9) Use your blog to inspire support and action. 8) Post comment images that are no larger than 600 pixels in width. s Web site.

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Insiders Guide to Video and YouTube for Nonprofits - Online Fundraising, Advocacy, and Social Media - frogloop

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The first thing I suggest is to be genuine -- interview people who are affected by the work your organization does, record actions you are taking to solve problems in your community, ask YouTube users to sound off on why your issues are important. That said, there are some basic things that might be helpful to think about.

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Insiders Guide to Video and YouTube for Nonprofits - Online Fundraising, Advocacy, and Social Media - frogloop

Care2

The first thing I suggest is to be genuine -- interview people who are affected by the work your organization does, record actions you are taking to solve problems in your community, ask YouTube users to sound off on why your issues are important. That said, there are some basic things that might be helpful to think about.

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Nedra Weinreich: Social Marketing Guru

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

My social marketing colleague Craig Lefebvre, who has a blog ( On Social Marketing and Social Change ), asked me to expand some comments I had made on the Social Marketing Listserve as a guest blogger. A wonderful side benefit is all of the new friends and colleagues I have met as a result of writing the blog and commenting on other blogs.