Now that the 2008 presidential election is finally over, we can take a deep breath, step back and ask ourselves “what can non-profits learn from both candidates campaigns?” So here we go… I present…
Read more“Social Media, as we all know, has gotten a TON of hype in the last few years. But with the hype, has come a lot of misconceptions about the tools. In many cases, I…
Read moreBy Charlie SorrelApril 25, 2008 Wired.com The GPS mail logger tracks itself. The idea is that you slide it into an envelope to discover why your mail is being delayed. The logger can be…
Read moreAs far as I can see Jewish non-profits are not experimenting enough with new technology as a means to interact with current and potential members and donors! As a whole, Jewish organizations efforts have…
Read moreI just got back from two and half weeks of vacationing in Brazil and had an amazing time. I think I checked my email a total of two times the entire two and a…
Read more“It has to be said … that age plays a huge role in successful social networking. Trust the younger people in your organization, and give them the green light to move forward. They are…
Read moreWe’ve talked about how posting a video on youtube.com to promote your organization or cause is a good way to build word of mouth marketing. This video is a great example of how you…
Read moreI just tried to give some money to the “Friends of the IDF” cause on Facebook. Bad Idea. I actually wound up donating my hard earned money not on Facebook, but to World Jewish…
Read moreCould the next big thing in giving be Mobile giving – donating over a mobile device? This re-post from the Connection Cafe gives us a recent example of why mobile giving may be the…
Read more“…if your are an organization professional, give this test to each and every staff member and consultant responsible for your marketing and PR efforts. If you are a lay leader, give the test to…
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