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Nonprofit Marketing Guide
FEBRUARY 10, 2015
Peter will be sharing his wisdom and tips with us monthly on the intersections of media relations, content strategy and social media. Guest Post by Peter Panepento of Panepento Strategies. The photo was taken in June 2007 — less than 8 years ago.
Jamie Notter
OCTOBER 18, 2011
Social Media is the Wave. The sand castle is your organization, and that first wave is social media. Social media rolled in and really knocked your marketing for a loop, didn’t it? Social media is giving us a bit of an advance warning that things are changing. Social Media.
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Jamie Notter
FEBRUARY 21, 2012
in Learning , Social Media - 5 comments. Mark Shaefer has a nice post about a recent “ social media measurement smackdown ” he participated in during a social media conference. He was pushing back against a prevailing notion that you can’t measure social media. 4 trackbacks }.
Wild Apricot
JUNE 27, 2008
Tailoring the knowledge transfer and exchange strategy to the audienceâ??s Toronto : Imagine Canada , 2007. RSS feed: We write on web technology and social media tools for non-profits - charities, associations, clubs and other organizations. and Social Media trends. December 2007 (11). July 2007 (12).
Jamie Notter
JULY 12, 2012
Strategy Means Change. in Change , Strategy - 1 comment. I did some strategy work with a client this week where they were drilling down below the level of core strategic principles and actually figuring out what they were going to do differently to move in their desired direction. Social Media. December 2007 (8).
Nonprofit Marketing Guide
MARCH 17, 2015
Last month, Peter Panepento challenged nonprofits to Stop Approaching PR Like It’s 2007. This month’s he’s back to share more about how you can best reach your audience and cultivate relationships with the media. Guest Post by Peter Panepento of Panepento Strategies.
Association Adviser
MAY 20, 2014
It shows all too clearly that social media is still considered a broadcast medium by many associations. Too many associations still treat social media as a one-way broadcast medium and are missing great engagement and intelligence-gathering opportunities from members. That’s a huge missed opportunity. percent agree).”
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