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An interesting survey by Harris Poll shows that Engaged Americans (those who have volunteered, donated or advocated in the past year) want to be more involved in their nonprofit causes through social media. The survey also shows that they are already taking action as a result of social media engagement. How can nonprofits take advantage of this information?

This post asks: Should Dunbar’s number inform the way organizations act online? If fans have a finite number of engaging relationships online, is it possible for a fan to have a real relationship with an organization online? This post explores the tension between scale and intimacy, individual and organizational relationships.

Stakeholders, defined, both offline and online.



  • Shuey Fogel: This post and your previous post on Feb 16 "Nonprofit Collaboration: Doesn’t It Make the Pie Bigger?" has really brought the topic of collaboration
  • chiropractic social media : Yes I agree but they are also effective even in a large business especially when promoting products to get more customers and visitors.
  • Debra Askanase: Hi Jeff,I, too, am curious where this all will go. I was part of a collaborative project funded by The Boston Foundation years ago that was of a s

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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.