Saleforce Nonprofit
JUNE 17, 2021
Advice for nonprofits on going from web forms to results. Your website can also pull and display data stored in Salesforce, such as lists of sponsors or grantees, program data, chapter or affiliate information, or some other personalized experience based on the visitor’s profile. Sample Apps or Tools: Form Assembly. Formstack.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 17, 2013
Here is a Sample Six-Month Planning Timeline to help you get started. This Sample Budget Template provides a more detailed expense breakdown and can be used to start your Giving Day budget. Below is a summary of answers to some questions during the webinar and related resources on the Giving Day Playbook.
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Amy Sample Ward
NOVEMBER 13, 2009
Their description on the MySpace profile says: ideablob.com ® is a website for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and idea people to congregate and submit business ideas with the chance of winning $10,000 towards growing their ideas*. Blobbers (as we call users of the site) browse, give advice, comment, and vote on each others’ ideas.
Amy Sample Ward
NOVEMBER 13, 2009
Their description on the MySpace profile says: ideablob.com ® is a website for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and idea people to congregate and submit business ideas with the chance of winning $10,000 towards growing their ideas*. Blobbers (as we call users of the site) browse, give advice, comment, and vote on each others’ ideas.
Amy Sample Ward
JANUARY 22, 2009
Get advice. Customize your profile. Peter Deitz, the founder of SA, has shared his 10 Ways to Make a Difference on Social Actions - a guide to using SA to make a difference. The 10 ways you can make a difference include: Find actions. Share actions. Reflect on the actions you’re taking. Share your wisdom with others. Post events.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 1, 2008
1) Bystander: Reads only (2) Gives Feedback: May add a comment to a blog post or add a link to a wiki page (3) Joins the community: Signs up for a swarm list (4) Joins the expertise map/advisory group: Fills out a profile and identifies a module (5) Participants in the collaborative writing. what module would you most like to contribute to???
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
FEBRUARY 9, 2009
KD Paine has some excellent advice about how to shift through some of the listening data. Wrangling your RSS Feeds by Amy Sample Ward 4. Set up your Listening Radar and Response System Your radar will have different components: Ego Feeds: Search on your organization's name, url, or other specific identifier. Other Places To Listen.
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