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What is your nonprofit supporter’s decision journey in age of information overload?

 

Yesterday,  I blogged about the  ”Valid Metrics Framework” from the AMEC that provides a suggested guide post for selecting the right metrics to measure social media in the context of an integrated communications campaign.   The framework uses actions and results across a continuum that based on the marketing funnel or AIDA framework.  … Read More

25 SMART Social Media Objectives

I’ve been working on a peer learning project with arts organizations called “Leveraging Social Media” based on the social media lab.   There are two cohort groups, one working on strategic use of a single channel and a more advanced group working on an integrated  strategy.   … Read More

Are You Charting Impact of Your Social Media?

The BBB Wise Giving Alliance, GuideStar USA and Independent Sector launched “Charting Impact,” a standard framework to easily and clearly understand the objectives, benchmarks for progress, and impact of nonprofits and foundations.    Charting Impact uses five deceptively simple questions that require reflection and discussion about what really matters – results.… Read More

Corporate Altruism: The Blurring of the Lines Between CSR and Cause Marketing

Note from Beth: Kami Watson Huyse, who is also my business partner at Zoetica, and I are currently Fellows at  Society of New Communication Research.   Our research  started several months ago with a literature search,  is focused on best practices in incorporating a social media strategy into CSR and Cause Marketing programs.

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Can Social Network Analysis Improve Your Social Media Strategy?

Source: Monitor Institute

Yesterday,    Allison Fine and I, along with colleagues Danielle Bridiga and Marc Sirkin gave a Care 2 Webinar on the Networked Nonprofit.   Here’s a link to a summary and the recording over at the Care 2 Frogloop blog.… Read More