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I’m in Washington, DC for the Nonprofit Technology Conference hosted by NTEN. The question reminded of a screencast I created back in 2007 for NTEN and Salesforce Foundation that covered Google Adwords campaigns). All in all, a packed day before the official start of the 2011 NTC.
Every Adwords user out there can agree on one thing: there's no one answer when it comes to Adwords. The folks at Google have been more than generous in sharing that recipe with the NTEN crowd. Making your campaign work for your organization can seem one part sweat, one part knowledge, one part pixie dust.
NTEN and SalesForce.Com Foundation sponsored my latest screencast called "Leveraging New Audiences for Nonprofits" (using GoogleAdWords and SalesForce Integration). You can learn more about the partnership at the Salesforce.com Foundation site and the NTEN web site. Click here to play high bandwidth version.
After Jason Shim won the 2014 NTEN Award in March, I thought I’d have a look to see why Amy Sample Ward and company thought so highly of him. One thing I’ve noticed about the NTEN award winners is their restless knowledge sharing in an array of subjects all over the place – not just in their own organizations.
After Jason Shim won the 2014 NTEN Award in March, I thought I’d have a look to see why Amy Sample Ward and company thought so highly of him. One thing I’ve noticed about the NTEN award winners is their restless knowledge sharing in an array of subjects all over the place – not just in their own organizations.
But what if you can't make it to NTC this year? Attending our events is like going to NTC in DC — except without the cost of a hotel and flight! This roundup of face-to-face nonprofit tech events includes meetups from NetSquared , NTEN's Tech Clubs , and HandsOn Tech. Las Vegas, Nevada: AdWords Basics.
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