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"Feeling gratitude without expressing it, is like wrapping a gift without giving it.”
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Have you shown donors you're grateful lately? Delete the scoop?
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A non-profit group called Sevenly is pitching a pilot for a reality show that would document their weekly campaigns for different charities.
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Interesting. Will this get off the ground? Stay tuned. Delete the scoop?
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Stop throwing money at expensive social media management tools. These options do a good job at little cost.
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29 nonprofit resources that tweet regularly on subjects ranging from fundraising to social media to mobile communications
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Nonprofit resources on Twitter 
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January 21, 5:46 PM
Here's a helpful list of nonprofit influencers to follow on Twitter... Delete the scoop?
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"We are continuing with our “Best of 2012” series that we started yesterday with the 10 Best Nonprofit Fundraising Posts from 2012 by ranking our best social media related posts."
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
December 30, 2012 4:01 PM
Really useful resources for nonprofit PR... 
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December 31, 2012 5:31 PM
Agree, Jeff, this is one of the year-end lists worth keeping for reference.
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There are good things going on in the world, and it’s important to highlight those things. Twitter is doing something really awesome, called #Tweet4Good.
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Social fundraising is only a couple of years old, but best practices are evolving quickly as nonprofits use measurement to learn what works best.
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Learn about social funrdrasing from nonprofits who are doing it right. Delete the scoop?
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The core value of big listening is that it is important listen to each other at scale, and as individuals. Public opinion polls provide some types of insight, but take time and money. Big listening is fast, and shows changes over time. Delete the scoop?
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YouTube has become a new breed of "television" that lets people interact with the things they care about. The new “YouTube Campaigns” allows nonprofits to set a campaign goal for their videos. Learn more here. Delete the scoop?
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Justin Goldsborough recently met with the Kansas City chapter of Gilda's Club and discussed some of the best practices of nonprofits using social media. Here, he shares the top three. Delete the scoop?
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Note From Beth Kanter: Here's some quick tips on using Facebook Ads. The most important thing to remember is that being successful, especially with ads, depends on using measurement and metrics. Delete the scoop?
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If your nonprofit’s tweets never get retweeted, that's the Twitterverse’s way of telling you that it’s time to experiment with posting different content. Make them smart, useful, and inspiring. Delete the scoop?
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"If your nonprofit is not getting retweeted on Twitter, then you haven't yet found your Twitter voice." Delete the scoop?
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How to draft a comprehensive set of guidlines to cover all of your social media bases Delete the scoop?
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"Facebook’s latest development, called ‘Graph Search’, may really change things. Here’s why." Delete the scoop?
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A new study highlights the realities of donor behavior and how organizations can redesign their outreach strategies to be more effective.
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To be successful, nonprofits must move beyond traditional ways of engaging donors.
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
January 8, 4:27 PM
This is really valuable research for nonprofits as well as any organization. Highly recommended reading and thanks to Kimberly Flaherty for sharing it.
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January 8, 7:59 PM
Thanks, Jeff. It's an excellent post and I'm happy to have found it.
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"Here are the five most-viewed non-profit made YouTube videos of 2012."
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Video is a powerful tool. What made these videos go viral, and what can you learn from them? Delete the scoop?
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"In 2012, YouTube adapted and anticipated trends in online video, seeking to become a major influencer of the future of how we watch, well, everything."
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At seven years young, YouTube reinvents itself. One new offering in the past year: live-streaming for all members of its nonprofit program. Delete the scoop?
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With 33% of yearly donations given in December and stats showing these donors give more, here's how your NPO can capitalize on year-end giving.
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Make the most of year-end appeals. Delete the scoop?
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While banks and post offices may reliably post narrow hours of operations, most nonprofit organizations depend on the evenings and weekends to maximize their engagement. Ignoring your online community for any extended period of time is likely to have a detrimental effect on your brand.
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Don't be guilty of a failure to communicate simply because it's the weekend. Delete the scoop?
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Why all nonprofits need to have a network mindset, and how to get there. Delete the scoop?
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Facebook now has one billion monthly active users, but relatively few use it for social causes. Delete the scoop?
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Learn what your audience really wants from your mobile website. Delete the scoop?
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Molly Feltner of Gorilla Doctors couldn’t have asked for a better end to 2011. After 25 years of providing emergency medical care to endangered gorillas in regions of Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the organization held a month long fundraiser in December and raised $100,000. How did they do it? Delete the scoop?
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