Tech Soup

APRIL 28, 2011

Up to you & the culture of your org- maybe add initials. for up-to-date contact info, credentials, skills of volunteers, as well as a place to connect. I think you do need basic social media guidelines for your org. Look to other orgs for examples. to help with your orgs early efforts. Have the convo early.

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Bloomerang

DECEMBER 10, 2021

The key to successful fundraising is asking smarter questions. We’re here to talk about “Raising More Money By Asking and Answering Better Questions.” There’s also a Q&A box specifically, your questions might be a little more visible there if you use that one. We’ll take questions at the end.

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Amy Sample Ward

APRIL 27, 2009

How do you use a RSS feed like a rockstar? Qui - for clients that are larger, we set up media citation reports (like a word doc with titles and links and relevant info about the mentions and how they should respond). Feed digest. How do you involve the org? How much time is spent listening? Listening tools: Netvibes.

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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

JULY 22, 2009

I got flooded with questions and wasn't able to answer them all in an hour. So, I wrote a post organizing all the questions and providing some short answers in a follow up post. Kevin Gilnack came by and wrote terrific responses to those questions. I'm elevating them from the comments because they make a great post.

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Bloomerang

SEPTEMBER 18, 2021

But most importantly, I want to recommend and encourage all of you to chat in your questions and comments throughout the next hour or so. But keep the questions coming. But the other question that they have to really think through is, well, what can we do? I think that’s a loaded question. So don’t be shy.

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Museum 2.0

MARCH 24, 2020

It’s the person who answers your question about zoom or the person who passes on their work at home policy. Maybe that’s not the question for today though. Because to go back to comfort, I’d say let that question wait for a few days. Then go to twitter and add other useful resources to the feed. Let the tough days be.

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Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

SEPTEMBER 17, 2007

The question I want to ask is, what do web stats really mean, anyway? I don’t want to start a race to the top of the Nonprofit 25 – where organizations start spending more time worrying about their position on that list, and less time feeding people. For one thing, feeding people is not what NTEN does.

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