30 Dec, 2008
The Non-Profit Quarterly Report = Transparency
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: blogs|reputation management|website innovation
Using the corporate quarterly report as a model for the non-profit quarterly report.
Archive for December, 2008
A review of the best and most popular free online survey tools
27 Dec, 2008
Drop Your Ego At The Keyboard
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: random thoughts|social media etiquette
Lessons learned and great examples of shared learning and letting others take the credit.
24 Dec, 2008
Understanding How Organizations Communicate Socially, Virtually, or Not At All
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: Getting Started
How to assess your communications strategy and easily type communications strategies in organizations.
23 Dec, 2008
Dynamic Communication: From Questions to Respect
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: engagement|listening
A communication checklist can help you discover if you are communicating dynamically. An example of moving the conversation forward with stakeholders.
Online user profiling and how this can inform stakeholder engagement strategies
21 Dec, 2008
Listening Tour
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: Getting Started|listening|reputation management
What technologies can you use to follow internet chatter about your organization? How will you analyze and utilize this information?
19 Dec, 2008
Defining Stakeholders
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: Getting Started|engagement|social media strategy|stakeholders
Stakeholders, defined, both offline and online.
16 Dec, 2008
Why Would You Go to a Party?
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: Getting Started|demographics|social networks
Why do people join online communities and social networks? A new report talks about what it takes to befriend someone in a social network.
15 Dec, 2008
Basic Mistakes of Community Organizing
Posted by: Debra Askanase In: Getting Started|engagement
The basic mistakes new community organizers often make that disenfranchise their members and prevent communities from growing.
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Search
- Why Do You Participate in Twitter Chats?
- Why You Can’t Think About Social Media In A Vacuum
- What Makes A Killer Social Media Press Release?
- One Year Later: Hebrew University and Social Media
- Nonprofit Facebook Welcome Tabs: Inspiration and Innovation
- Creating Something From Nothing: Harnessing Facebok to Attract Fans To New Brands
- Have You Seen Linkedin’s New Look?
- Is Your Social Media Strategy Missing Steps?
- A Foursqaure Experiment Gone Right
- YouTube Goes Fully Social And Challenges Facebook
- whole house window fan: Wow look at this...Its was an awesome way to gather fans and rectify the issue....
- whole house window fan: This was indeed a great way to work things out..I mean just look at the result...Awesome
- Amy Sample Ward: Hi Debra - What a great collection of reflections, ideas and stories about twitter chats! Thanks for generating it.There's a lot going on
About
Debra Askanase is an experienced community organizer, non-profit executive and business consultant. She advises small/medium-sized businesses and non-profits on social media strategy. She holds an MBA in International Business. You can follow her @askdebra on Twitter, too.
