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    Non-profits, social media, and cause marketing.

    Wow...here is a pretty comprehensive breakdown of a social media campaign, run by Scott Henderson of MediaSauce for Share Our Strength. The best part is the post-op he does, identifying where mistakes might have been made...no campaign is perfect.

    Cause Marketing or Cause Me to Puke Marketing

    Any non-profit looking to jump into the cause marketing pool, should read and learn. From Beth Kanter's excellent blog.

    May 12, 2009 in nonprofit, nonprofits, small business, social media, socialmedia, web 2.0, web2.0 | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (1)

    Non-Profits and Social Media

    Portalfuze's Social Media blog has published a white paper on Nonprofits and Social Media. It starts from ground zero, defining social media and how it relates to nonprofits. Portalfuze is a business, and as such they pitch their own expertise/offerings in enterprise level social media tools. Some of the language and organization tend towards "consultant-speak", but, it can be read also as one company's strategic thought process in how to do needs analysis for your organization. So...if you like wonky style white papers, this could be a useful primer.

    March 03, 2009 in nonprofits, social media | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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