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This was a really fun post to write. In this article, I wrote about free and simple tools associations can use to get more visitors to visit their website. We explain how you could benefit from using blogs, video broadcasts, rss, surveys, photo sharing and social networking. For each tool, several examples are given of not-for-profit organisations that have benefited from using them. So if you already have a website but want to take it one step further, be sure to read it.
This post was contributed by ticketprinting.com and is a really informative post to follow. Every nonprofit knows that fundraisers are critical to their existence. By tapping into cutting-edge online resources, your organization can achieve fundraising objectives that far exceed established boundaries. This series attempts to break down the vast online resources into six manageable categories: Social Networking, Online Auctions, Email Campaign, Wiki Pages and Event Calendars, Blogs and Online Raffles.
In this email interview, we caught up with Michael Sola to talk about the CBF Tech blog and how a blog and new web tools can help a small organization build community and visibility. Michael Sola is the Director of Information Technology of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF), a nonprofit dedicated to restoring and protecting the Chesapeake Bay and its tributary rivers.
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