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YouTube’s viral stars: The new nonprofit ambassadors

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“It’s Time,” a nonprofit viral video from Australia, shows the power of YouTube for raising awareness. Project 4 Awesome on YouTube: 5 years of online community organizing Target audience: Nonprofits, foundations, social enterprises, cause organizations, NGOs, brands, businesses, Web publishers, educators, journalists, general public. Guest post by Hunter Walk Director, Product Management, YouTube In 2007, […]

OnSwipe: Make your site ‘swipeable’ on the iPad!

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San Francisco Goodwill’s look on the iPad (click for larger version). Free service lets nonprofits enter the new world of tablet publishing Target audience: Nonprofits, foundations, social enterprises, cause organizations, NGOs, brands, businesses, Web publishers, educators, journalists, general public. One of my favorite discoveries of the past few weeks has been OnSwipe, a service that […]

Coming soon on Twitter: Enhanced brand profiles for nonprofits

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Twitter just announced that they will offer enhanced profile pages to “increase your brand’s Twitter presence by prominently featuring your most important content and visually branding your page.”

Like Facebook Pages and Google Plus Business Profiles, Twitter Brand Pages profiles are public.

14 surefire ways to engage Facebook users

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Image by kbuntu for Big Stock Why you need a variety of strategies to keep fans interested in your cause Target audience: Nonprofits, foundations, NGOs, cause organizations, businesses, brands, social media managers, Web publishers, individuals. Guest post by Jon Loomer Digital marketing consultant, JonLoomer.com The secret to a successful Facebook page is a highly engaged […]

Building mobile applications for social good

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If you were thinking of designing or building a website, you’d be in luck. If you were thinking of writing a suite of financial management tools, you’d be in luck. If you were even thinking of creating the next big video game, you’d be in luck. Visit any good bookstore and the selection of self-help books and “how-to” guides leave you spoiled for choice.