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3 common fundraising mistakes nonprofits make—and how to avoid them 

Candid

Foundations: Relying on experienced, proven grant writers to research and write proposals. We seek investments, not for a financial return but for a clear and measurable social outcome.” They pick a goal, define strategies, and stay focused on the small handful of metrics that measure the execution of the strategy.

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Applying Avinash Kaushik’s Best Social Metrics Framework for the New Facebook Insights Data

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The panel was on social media, adoption, and measurement. It was clear from the presentations that measurement is a critical piece of the puzzle. Measurement is a learning process that uses research and data to help make improvements, and is not just counting things up – “We have 5,000 fans!”

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Telling a compelling story: Communicating program impact in a grant proposal

Candid

How are you measuring progress? While only some grantmakers ask you to submit a logic model, virtually all expect the narrative of your proposal—the description of how the program works, its purpose, and its results—to include the same information as a logic model would. What are your strategies for making it happen?

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Why Sustainable AI is the Next Step for a Better Digital Future

Forum One

The European Union is already leading the charge in carbon-friendly AI solutions, proposing comprehensive regulations that would require detailed greenhouse gas reporting for AI systems. By building this analysis into the decision-making process, organizations can make more informed choices about when and how to leverage AI responsibly.

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A Very Brief Primer: Measuring the Return on Investment of Nonprofit Technology

NTEN

There are four basic ROI building blocks: Benefits, Metrics, Value, and Financial Formulas. Metrics and value are an integral part of the ROI process once you have identified the benefits. Metrics and value are an integral part of the ROI process once you have identified the benefits. Metrics are a unit of measure.

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What are the best metrics to use to measure ROI and improve your blog's content?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Figuring out the Return on Investment for your blog can't be done with a single metric. I look at several metrics proposed by Avinash Kaushik These include author contribution, audience growth, conversation rate, and authority Then I look at the amount of time in my work flow and reflect on productivity.

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Better Blog Museum Metrics

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I just discovered that one of my blog colleagues in Australia, Seb Chan, is writing about a topic of mutual interest - social media metrics (my blog ramblings here and my wiki/presentations here ). I am also prepping a panel on the topic for NTC (more about that later) Seb Chan is focusing specifically on blog metrics for museums.

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