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Five Ways to Integrate Social Media Into Your Nonprofit’s Website

Nonprofit Tech for Good

To begin, here are five ways to integrate social media into your nonprofit’s website: 1) Add social networking icons to your homepage. Increasingly supporters expect to find social networking icons on your nonprofit’s homepage. 2) Embed Twitter and Facebook widgets into your homepage.

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WeAreMedia Module 5: Social Networks (and widgets) for Community Building, Taking Action and/or Fundraising

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

This week, we're talking about Module 5: Social Networks (and widgets) for Community Building, Taking Action and/or Fundraising. This module takes a look at ways that you can build an online community, engage people and inspire them to take an action, or raise money using social networks and fundraising tools.

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The Buddy System: Going Social with Your WordPress Site

Byte Technology

Still others allow back and forth dialogues between your site’s users and frequent visitors and those who follow you on various social networking sites. But before you run out and grab a social media plugin, first check out BuddyPress, a sister program to WordPress.

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Social Networking and #AIDS2010

Forum One

What I've seen thus far on the social networking scene has been interesting, and hopefully as this week progresses, we’ll see more initiatives cropping up: @ UNAIDS says: If you're tweeting from #AIDS2010 join this Google group for tweeps at the conference: [link]. Follow the conference on Twitter and on Flickr.

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11 Nonprofit Blogs Designed for the Social Web

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Just a few years ago multiple-column blogs with numerous widgets and plug-ins ruled the design aesthetic of the day. Odds are, if your blog has not been redesigned in the last few years, then it’s time to consider a relaunch. Those additions seems obvious enough, but the vast majority of nonprofit blogs have maybe one of the three.

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11 Website Design Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

The upper right-hand corner is the most valuable section of your website—use it to plug your e-newsletter and group text messaging campaigns, donate now functionality, and social networking communities. Use Third-Party Widgets Only if They Add Value. The Web has become overrun with widgets! Overall, avoid clutter.

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A Nonprofit Version of Widget Box?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

When I saw the words "nonprofit widget," I had a senior moment. I remembered that almost a year ago I was working on screencast about widgets for nonprofits to build community and had set up a wikispace called nonprofit widgets. I think that slapping up a widget and not having strategy doesn't work.

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