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09 February 2010
Twitter Maps to Promote Your Events
Do you use Twitter to remind your members of a meeting or fundraising event? Here's a free tool that easily creates a special map to go with your tweet, so people will be sure to find your event. Twitter users can even RSVP or add a comment, if you choose to allow those options.
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Tuesday, 09 February 2010 at 3:08 PM
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24 October 2009
How to Find (and Map) Local People on Twitter
In June 2009, Nielsen reported nearly 21 million unique visitors to Twitter.com. How can a small nonprofit organization, with limited time and resources for social media, find the right people to connect with in that microblogging crowd? Try your TPS...
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27 October 2008
Show, Don't Tell: Google Earth Outreach for Nonprofits
Since the earliest days of world exploration, maps have told compelling stories to people who may never see the places depicted. Topographical lines on paper only go a small way to recreate the traveller's experience, however, and the rest depends...
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Monday, 27 October 2008 at 3:36 PM
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25 August 2008
6 Sources for Free Map Graphics
No budget for custom graphics — yet you need a map for your website or presentation, to help show your membership reach or the areas in which your organization does its work? No problem. The internet offers a variety of free map graphics, many of which...
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01 April 2008
Campaign Maps: How 3 Nonprofit Organizations use Online Maps to Send a Message
Maps have come a long way from the traditional classroom wall map that many of us grew up with. Online, maps have taken on added dimension with multimedia mashups and a new level of interaction: the information they can deliver goes far beyond topographical features and geo-political boundaries. Here are three maps from three different nonprofit websites: all deal in some way with food sources, but each sends its message in a very different way.
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