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Six Things Nonprofits Should Know About Facebook Ads

Note From Beth: 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 to learn as Taryn’s point number for suggests.   If after reading these tips, you want to want some more case studies and indepth resources, please see this post:  ”How A Small Nonprofit Used Facebook Ads Effectively

Six Things Nonprofits Should Know About Facebook Ads – guest post by Taryn Degnan

If you build it, they will come… but what if they don’t? … Read More

Is It Time To Let Feedburner Burn?

I’ve been using Feedburner for my blog RSS Feeds since 2005!   It was one of a few good free options in the early days of blogging.    Shortly after Feedburner was acquired by Google in 207, there started to be complaints about the way it was managing the transition and handling subscriber stats.  … Read More

Who is Behind the Nonprofit Hulk Twitter Account?

That’s the tweet that showed up in my Twitter stream last week and yes, it caught my attention.  Hulk (fill in the blank) Twitter accounts are popping up all over Twitter, the latest Twitter meme.  … Read More

Why Twitter Team Tweeting Works

 

 

Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved is a state network that links resources with people who can make change happen in Colorado.   They work in collaboration with health care providers, policy, and decision makers, industry experts, advocates, and individuals in communities across Colorado.  … Read More

Seven Ways to Make Sure Your Blog Gets Noticed

Note from Beth: I’m packing my bags for a trip to India to lead a training for NGOs that are Packard Grantees to kick off a peer learning project called “Networked NGO.”    My colleagues at Momsrising, the poster child for Networked Nonprofits, offered this amazing guest post filled with great tips on how to get your blog noticed.  

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