Every organization is different, but here are five components which we have found to be important considerations in developing a successful social media strategy:
Remember it’s just like any other communications channel – which means that your organization’s branding and messaging read more…
With over one hundred million blogs in cyberspace, blogging has become a powerful communications tool, giving bloggers the ability to bypass traditional media and bring its message directly to readers.
According to Kivi Leroux Miller, president of NonprofitMarktingGuide.com, blogging “brings the read more…
It’s important to know a donor’s interests–donors are much more likely to fund (hopefully, well) projects they’re interested in versus projects they’re not. Also, you don’t want to ask them for too much money and scare them off, but you read more…
Getting kids involved with social causes helps them to shape lifelong values – and using tools like Facebook and Twitter is a great way for kids to have fun while “doing good”.
Consider the case of 12-year old Beth Kanter. For read more…
Most often the word “non-profit” conjures up the image of an office full of old computers and under dressed staff who work for peanuts. Despite the myths, small and large non-profits alike can be professional and modern like their read more…
