Professionals working in nonprofit organizations today have the tools to create and build engaged online communities using social media channels or other more sophisticated platforms. Continue reading
I can’t open my email or spend time online these days without reading something telling nonprofits that they need to “pay attention” to social media. Continue reading
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Social-good movements fueled by philanthropy are igniting the power of people, passion and digital media further and faster than ever.
Here’s how movements in philanthropy are gaining momentum: Continue reading
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Are you communicating or actually connecting? Continue reading
As a communications firm, we are often asked if we “do social media.” To me, that’s almost like asking, “Do you do in-person meetings?” Continue reading
What can nonprofits learn from Apple and Taylor Swift? A lot, actually. Continue reading
You created a Facebook page and scheduled posts for the next two weeks, so you’ve conquered social media, right? Wrong.
Social media is more than just having a Facebook page and posting a picture once a day. To be successful, you need to be strategic. Why? Continue reading
Public relations today includes a new set of rules. Earning coverage in print publications, such as industry journals, as well as interviews on TV and radio no longer drive PR efforts. Yes, traditional PR has value, but today’s PR is integrated and online. Continue reading
Twitter is a simple yet powerful tool that organizations can use to connect with their audiences and spread awareness about their work. However, as with all tools, to be effective you must use it correctly. We’ve compiled some tips to help you use Twitter the right way: Continue reading
Minneapolis may be the birthplace of the legendary Prince, but hundreds gathered there this week for a different reason – the biennial Grantmakers for Effective Continue reading
