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Mastering The Art Of Idea Generation And Sharing

Bloomerang

Strategies for effective and collaborative idea generation How can you ensure that your ideas not only get heard, but also gain traction within a brainstorming group? Online brainstorming tools, like Miro and Lucid , replicate the offline experience using virtual templates. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

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Changing our vision of Change: Revisiting the Pollyanna Principles

Amy Sample Ward

I reviewed her book in the Stanford Social Innovation Review blog and I’m still excited for the opportunities the sector has as Hildy explains them: We have a huge opportunity before us to remodel our social benefit organization structure. We’ve done step 1: admitted that we have a problem. Now, what?

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10 Tips for Selling (More) Fundraiser Tickets

Neon CRM

Provide clear event details, including ticket prices and benefits, to encourage immediate action. Use Old School Marketing Channels to Stand Out This is the flip side of focusing all your event marketing efforts on digital channels: If you can break through with people in an offline setting, your message will really stand apart.

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Net Smart: How To Thrive Online

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

They include: attention, crap detection, collaboration, networks, and participation. Some points that particularly resonated and that I have been working on myself are: Mindfulness is about becoming aware of how you direct your attention – both online and offline. Small talk nourishes trust. Trust lubricates transaction.

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New on SSIR: The Power of Vision, Review of “The Pollyanna Principles”

Amy Sample Ward

. —– Hildy Gottlieb’s new book The Pollyanna Principles is a handbook for starting a revolution in social benefit organization design and practice, but it isn’t the revolution. For social benefit organizations to truly “work” we all need to be part of the design, the process, the success. What’s the catch? Now, what?

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CRM is the easy part

Connection Cafe

And, you can wait for the benefits of what you've done to be eventually acknowledged. But look at your internal structure and ask yourself: how are my employees incentivized? Does our culture and reward structure support collaborating to engage constituents? Yes, your offline folks need to know 4-6 months in advance.

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Guest Post by Amy Sample Ward -- The Power of Vision: Review of “The Pollyanna Principles”

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Submitted by Amy Sample Ward, publisher of Amy Sample Ward’s Version of NPTech Hildy Gottlieb’s new book The Pollyanna Principles is a handbook for starting a revolution in social benefit organization design and practice, but it isn’t the revolution. What’s the catch? We’ve done step 1: admitted that we have a problem. And many more.

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