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Online communities 101: The benefits of leveraging an online community platform

Nimble AMS

How online community platforms differ from other virtual networking communities A major difference between virtual networking communities like LinkedIn or Facebook and an online community platform is why they’re used. Look for an online community that lets you recognize your most active members with profile badges and missions.

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TL;DR Difference Between Threads and Twitter

Whole Whale

On Twitter, users without the verified blue badge can post videos that are two minutes and 20 seconds long. Protocol : Threads is built on the same ActivityPub social-networking protocol as Mastodon and other decentralized social-media apps, allowing users to interact with a wider community beyond Instagram.

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Five tech solutions to prepare your software environment for 2023

Nimble AMS

Provide member benefits like socialization, networking, and personalized, valuable content when you choose an innovative solution to integrate with the rest of your software environment. Provide personalized content feeds, tailored discussion, and badges to customize the member experience and drive retention and loyalty.

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How Nonprofits Can Use Behavioral Science to Engage Supporters on Social Media

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Supporters can set up a campaign on the nonprofit’s website and share the campaign with their social network on social media. Broadcasting supporters’ actions to their social network matters because of the human desire to belong and to present our best selves to people we care about.

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5 Ways to Empower Your Crowdsource Fundraisers

NetWits

It’s popularity has made the word commonplace when you interact in social networks. Fundraising Page Badges. Fundraising badges for repeat fundraisers. Display these badges on your fundraiser’s personal page so that they can show off to the world. Trophy Case” Badges. Email Signatures.

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Schools using social media but not for fundraising

Robert Weiner

UC Berkeley talked about a badge that donors can post to their Facebook pages after making a gift ("I Feed The Bears"). This is the online equivalent of a window decal or bumper sticker, with the added benefit that one's friends can click the badge to make a gift.

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Yet Another Social Networking Site for Good

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Provided with this new feature are free badges to be placed on profiles, and registered nonprofits free job listings in order to find new members to join their teams. There's also another charitable donation social networking site that facilitates free surgery. hat tip, Dave B. at Journal Marketing.