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If your nonprofit is not taking advantage of free tools like Add This , a widget that encourages users to share your organizations articles or webpages on the most popular social networks or branded toolbars like FreeCause , then your nonprofit is missing out on some big marketing opportunities. YouTube Nonprofit Program: YouTube.
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These are free and simple searches designed to monitor blogs and news sites for mentions of your organization, services, or other specific keywords. Add the feed to your RSS Reader. Follow the feed and leave comments when mentioned. News Feeds. How do you listen carefully? Ego searches. Tracking Blog Conversations.
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for a technology planning curriculum for arts organizations for NYFA back in 2000. I shared this on a listserv with some nonprofit technology geeks (aka circuit riders) and one of them told me that his father worked at the same school as Doug in Minnesota. I've never met Doug face-to-face, but I sure know and admire his work.
Why do you think a nonprofit organization should consider having a blog? They should belong to listservs, comment on community bulletin boards. They should belong to listservs, comment on community bulletin boards. I also believe it's a way to record the history of an organization. What do you think the benefits are?
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Most of my work in social media and nonprofits has been focused on the how to integrate a social media strategy as part of an organization's external communications plan or "outward" facing to engage audiences, consumers, and supporters. The first is to feed my inner geek who wants to explore the tools and how to use them.
Wells, Blogger and Community Organizer "We need to treat many of our social tools like door knocking, if someone comments on our site, we should take that as a hello, and use it to open a door to a potential relationship with a new leader, member, or supporter." How do you use technology as part of your organizing work?
A quick review of the results of Isovera Survey of Open Source Content Management Satisfaction in Nonprofit Organizations. TechSoup has RSS feeds too! Online Organizing, Online Communities, and Social Networking New Organizing Institute conducted a jam-packed three-day training for nonprofits on online organizing and technology.
Rolling your own social network wrapped with your organization's branding, data, and integrated into an organizational site will provide more control. First, neither site has all the custom features, branding, or data integration that many organizations want. What do you think? Jon Stahl has a live blog post of remarks by the speakers.
Email listserv signup. Twitter and other social media feeds. Tell your story and those of your members and why you formed the organization. You don’t need to have all the bells and whistles, but start with what works best for your mission and purpose of your site. Blog for content. Shopping cart. Volunteer Information.
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