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Lori Halley
29 January 2010
"How can our nonprofit move the active conversation from our Facebook fan Page to our organization’s own blog?" The nonprofit that asked this question might be a small one, but their challenge certainly isn’t! Here's one way to tackle it.
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Lori Halley
29 January 2010
What types of software can make your organization more effective and efficient? It can be tough even to know what's out there, let alone to decide what you need. Good news: Idealware.org has just released a software guide that's specifically for nonprofits.
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Lori Halley
28 January 2010
iStockphoto is perhaps the best royalty-free stock image source on the Internet. Need professional quality images, videos or even sounds to spruce up your website, but don't have the time or budget to create them yourself? iStockphoto is the place...
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Lori Halley
27 January 2010
If you're interested in trying Wild Apricot for the first time, or you're an existing customer who wants to learn more about the software, there may be no better way than to check out our free introductory webinar , appropriately titled "What is Wild...
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Lori Halley
27 January 2010
What will you do in 2010 that you've never done before to help your associations thrive? That's the kind of provocative question we like to start out a new year pondering! And appropriately enough, Association Jam's overall top-voted story for the...
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Lori Halley
26 January 2010
Google Reader has announced a new feature that lets users create an RSS feed to track changes to any web page, even if the site doesn’t publish a feed. It’s great new feature for your website visitors who use Google Reader, but what about people who use a different feedreader or like to get updates by email? You can help those people get automatic notifications of your website changes, too.
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Lori Halley
22 January 2010
Network for Good has just released The Online Fundraiser's Checklist , a free eGuide by Katya Andresen and Rebecca Higman. The guide is presented as a set of six checklists that neatly cover the "essential basics" of online fundraising: Website home...
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Lori Halley
21 January 2010
Facebook Fan Pages are a terrific way for associations, non-profits, clubs and other organizations to connect with their members and supporters. And the Wild Apricot Facebook Page has been a terrific way for us to connect to our customers and friends....
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Lori Halley
21 January 2010
A challenging social media question came in from a very small health-related nonprofit support group, recently: How can we move the active conversation on our Facebook fan Page over to our organization’s blog?
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Lori Halley
18 January 2010
One small nonprofit I work with has chosen to publish its monthly membership newsletter as a magazine-style document in Portable Document Format (PDF), rather than as an email blast. The idea is to take advantage of a PDF’s ability to retain a consistent...
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Lori Halley
15 January 2010
Smart Meetings magazine examines the meetings industry and features the latest industry trends, corporate event planning, emerging technology, and personality profiles. This month for their online case study, Smart Meetings is featuring an interview...
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Lori Halley
13 January 2010
Someone was asking about "microblogs" the other day, whether Posterous.com is a platform that small nonprofits should be looking at, and how it might be used by organizations that already maintain a blog on their website. Here are my thoughts on it....
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Lori Halley
13 January 2010
If you are a Wild Apricot customer (or even if you aren't) you can help small associations and non-profits who might benefit from our membership management and website software , and make money in the process. With Wild Apricot, it's easy to get a...
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Lori Halley
11 January 2010
Launched today, Association Chat’s new blog helps association folks to connect with colleagues in the weekly #assnchat Twitter chat, and extends the conversation's reach from Twitter to the wider Web. Could your own organization and its chapters (or a network of nonprofits that share a common cause) do something similar, to help amplify your own online message?
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Lori Halley
08 January 2010
Many women (and, apparently, some men) flooded Facebook with unusual status updates over the past two days in a meme calling on “girls” to post the colors of the bras they were wearing, ostensibly to raise awareness of breast cancer. Social media responded...
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