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Five Steps to Finding ROI

Amy Sample Ward

So, how do identify if you are succeeding or evaluate if you are improving? We are usually pretty quick to highlight problems, so this is probably the easiest step! Be sure to focus in on the problems you plan to address with your social media strategies (we all want to change the world, but that’s not a specific).

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Reflections on the Meyer Memorial Trust Workshop

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Then, I match this against participant feedback/evaluations. My problem now is that I don't do a lot of processing with a pen or marker/flip chart anymore -- but I was standing up there, so I jotted some notes down on my moleskin. What worked? What didn't? I should have thought more about using my laptop and the projector.

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[VIDEO] Why You Should Ditch The Way You’ve Been Doing Strategic Planning

Bloomerang

We have to take risks and experiment in order to innovate because we’re solving some of the world’s most complex unsolved problems. And a lot of the research is market research, is, you know, evaluating our constituents and our stakeholders. Often, they turn into problems. Those issues turn to problems.

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Report Back from the Do Good Data Conference 2015

NTEN

We had to use optical character recognition scans on five decades of Billboard Charts, get them into a database, and categorize all the entries. So I am intimately acquainted with the problem that Foundation Center programmers are trying to solve with their machine learning approach.

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