From Web Worker Daily
How to Avoid Social Network Burnout: "It’s not trending on Twitter just yet, but I’ve noticed recently that a number of individuals I follow are taking breaks from it and other social networks. Some have announced their intentions; others have just gone quiet — and it seems that social network burnout is to blame."
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Wednesday, June 02, 2010
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massnonprofit.org ::: "he second annual Nonprofit Social Network Benchmark Report, released by NTEN, Common Knowledge, and ThePort, was based on an online survey conducted during this past February and March. A total of 1173 respondents representing nonprofits of all sizes and from multiple vertical segments indicated that a growing nonprofit presence on commercial social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, but a decreased usage of private social networks."
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Guest Post: A Social-Media Experiment Raises Big Money for Small Charity - Social Philanthropy - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas
Guest Post: A Social-Media Experiment Raises Big Money for Small Charity - Social Philanthropy - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas: "Estrella Rosenberg didn't set out to raise money when she began experimenting with the social-networking site Foursquare in April.
Ms. Rosenberg, the founder and director of Big Love Little Hearts and One Hundred Squared, in Chicago, was simply trying to see if the location-based social-networking site could be used to stimulate some conversation about her cause, which focuses on congenital heart defects."
Ms. Rosenberg, the founder and director of Big Love Little Hearts and One Hundred Squared, in Chicago, was simply trying to see if the location-based social-networking site could be used to stimulate some conversation about her cause, which focuses on congenital heart defects."
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