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Sozial bewegt im Social Web. Wie steht es um die Nutzung von Social Media in gemeinnützigen Organisationen? Diese Frage stellt das Centrum für Corporate Citizenship Deutschland (CCCD) derzeit im Rahmen der Blogparade „Social Media für die Bürgergesellschaft“. Dieser Artikel zeigt, wie sich die Caritas in soziale Medien einbringt, welche Chancen sich ihr bieten und weshalb der Verband mehr zu einer sozialen Bewegung werden muss.

Am Ende waren es 728 Stimmen, die die Caritas für ihren Vorschlag beim Online-Voting im Zukunftsdialog der Bundeskanzlerin gesammelt hat. Dabei war die „Abschaffung der Praxisgebühr für arme Menschen“ in der Sache sicher für viel mehr Personen anschlussfähig. Caritas als Teil sozialer Bewegungen Was also anfangen mit dieser enttäuschenden Erfahrung von Bürgerdemokratie über soziale Medien? So verständlich diese Reaktionen wären, sie sind weit entfernt von Auftrag und Anspruch der Caritas. Offen sein für neue Formen der Beteiligung übers Web Hier hat der Verband noch Nachholbedarf. Katya's Non-Profit Marketing Blog. PHILANTHROPY 2173. Social Media Strategy for Nonprofits and Businesses.

Get Social. Social-Media-Engagement im Bereich der freien Wohlfahrtsverbände | Net-Pilots GmbH - Bielefeld. 101 +1 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits. 101 +1 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits There are a lot of books out there about social media strategy. I’m always inspired after I read them, but am left hanging after the stage is set for social media perfection. Sometimes in our busy lives, inspiration doesn’t always lead to action! That is why Chad Norman and I co-authored the book 101 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits – to provide actionable ideas with mini-case studies featuring the leading social media rock stars in the nptech world. Whether you are an events person, a web guru, or a director of development, there are sets of tactics geared towards many roles.

If you want to get a taste of the book, head on over to www.101SMT.com where we’ll trade you a tweet for 10 tactics. Why stop at 101 though? Why am I telling you all this? So, without further ado… Tactic 102. 102Use Pinterest to Drive Social Commerce If your nonprofit has retail goods for sale, a great place to catch the eyeballs of some very willing buyers is Pinterest. The Nonprofit Social Media Decision Guide. Npsocialmedia101 - home. Nonprofit Tech 2.0. Where social media meets cause marketing | SmartBlog On Social M. How To Think Like A Nonprofit Social Media Genius. How Mega Charity Events Harness the Power of Social Media. Geoff Livingston co-founded Zoetica to focus on cause-related work, and released an award-winning book on new media Now is Gone in 2007.

For the past couple of years, the social web has witnessed mega charity events like Twestival, 12 for 12k, Tweetsgiving and CrisisCamps. These events harness the long tail, taking thousands of participants across cities and continents to achieve amazing results. Twestival alone has raised more than $1.2 million. What these mega events have done is build movements across social network clouds. In doing so, they've demonstrated fantastic principles for grassroots-based cause efforts. 1. Each of the four event organizers felt their uniqueness could be tied back to how they empowered people. "What I've tried to do with Twestival is be quite strict with the brand and basic guidelines, but then let cities get creative with their events," said Amanda Rose, founder of Twestival. "Our goal was pretty reasonable. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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Social Impact Blog | Weber Shandwick Social Impact is a global a. Social media marketing for non-profits – by John Haydon. Social Media Tools for Nonprofits. 3p is proud to partner with the Presidio Graduate School’s Managerial Marketing course on a blogging series about “sustainable marketing.” This post is part of that series. To follow along, please click here. By Miranda Leonard Does social media engagement translate to greater success for nonprofit organizations? Craigconnects.org presents: How the top 50 nonprofits do social media. Do the most successful organizations have the most engagement on social media? More nonprofits today are getting on the social media bandwagon to advance their mission and connect to stakeholders. Have clear goals for your social media campaigns. Newmark and his team offered this advice: “It’s about fostering conversations and interactions, not money.

In today’s society, organizations are sized up by their social media presence. Miranda Leonard is an MBA candidate in Sustainable Management at Presidio Graduate School. Scroll down to see comments. News | NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network. Is social work ready for the social media revolution? How to become LinkedIn | Be Inspired! Shirley Ayres Consulting. Social media is a fundamental shift in the way we communicate. Three years ago, the term barely existed. Today, social media encompasses social networks, mobile platforms, information sharing, online video, and far more. Facebook the leading social network has over 200 million members. An interesting development has been the growth of professional networks. Networking is about building relationships, facilitating knowledge sharing, and collaboration. Research undertaken by Bersin and Associates indicated that informal learning now accounts for over 80% of the learning that takes place in organisations.

Social media can make informal learning formal, encourage employees to contribute to the development of a learning organisation and empower people to publish their expertise and learn from each other. 2. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. Questions or comments? Bookmark & Share ShareThis. NonProfit Social Media. Social Media for Nonprofits | Advancing the Mission of Nonprofits via Social Media. Nonprofits and Social Media: Planning for Success. The Place For Nonprofits And Libraries. Welcome to Beth’s Blog for the Next Decade. Dawn Near the Bay of Bengal by Joisey Showaa Welcome to the new and improved Beth’s Blog! After almost a decade of blogging and most of it at the same place, I’m starting over with a new platform and look thanks to Allyson Kapin and Jared Seltzer of Rad Campaign . Moving to this new blog put me in a reflective mood.

I can’t believe that I’ve been blogging for almost a decade and seven years over at Beth’s Blog. According to the stats in Typepad, my blog has had: 1206701: Lifetime Pageviews3129: Total Posts7641: Total Comments My very first blog was about my trip to Cambodia to bring my son Harry home in February, 2000. In those early days, I lacked the discipline and inspiration to keep blogging on a regular basis. My very first blog post was called “Blogspiration” and I shared my goal of blogging regularly.

I did not form the blogging daily habit until January, 2004 because we had just added to our family. I really needed a professional web/blog designer! What do you think of my new blog? 50 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits. 12 Tips for Nonprofits On Getting Started With Social Media. Sites such as Facebook and Twitter could be a nonprofit's dream market - millions of engaged users and all interconnected. But just setting up shop and collecting "Likes," "Friends" or "Followers" will not necessarily result in donors and supporters.

Sarah DiJulio and Marc Ruben co-authored a chapter in the book, People to People Fundraising: Social Networking and Web 2.0 for Charities (Wiley, 2007). They provide crucial information for nonprofits who are breaking into social media, ranging from a guide to the "lingo" of social sites to how to plan your entry into social networking. Here are some of DeJulio and Ruben's tips for getting started with social media without losing your mind: 1.

Pick the right social networks. Getty Images Don't just pick sites based on the size of the network. 2. Look around your organization or community for someone who has experience with social media. 3. Select a social network and then use a 'scattershot' approach. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.