…what would it be? Are we hard liquor or something smoother? Billy Bob at the bar takin’ down a Coors Light or James Bond sipping a martini over a game of cards? More like gin and tonic or rum and coke? Fruity? Shaken? Umbrellas? Stirred? Olives?
Whether you are one to partake or not, this is [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Marketing'
If Idealist.org Were a Cocktail…
Posted by Jake · May 13th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Category: Events · Marketing · Nonprofits · philanthropy
Tags:blogging, mashable, Mashups, new media, social networking, TECH Cocktail
YouTube Rolls Out New Look for Nonprofits
Posted by Jake · April 13th, 2008 · 1 Comment
In early October YouTube announced the YouTube for Nonprofits Program and a special site for them that would allow them to have full branding of a page and free processing of donations for Google Checkout.
Since then, hundreds of nonprofits from the ONE Campaign to the Clinton Foundation to PlayPumps International have launched pages and raised [...]
Category: Corporate Social Responsibility · Marketing · Media · Nonprofits · websites
Tags:, Google, New release, Nonprofit Technology, Youtube
Google Launches Nonprofit Portal
Posted by Jake · March 20th, 2008 · 2 Comments
I spent all of yesterday afternoon at Google’s DC offices for a meeting of Leadership 18 - a coalition of the country’s largest and most well respected nonprofit organizations - at which we talked about large nonprofits use of new technology in their work (particularly Google’s technology). As the United Way was the [...]
Category: Corporate Social Responsibility · Innovation · Marketing · Nonprofits · Technology · websites
Tags:Google, Google DC, Google for Nonprofits, Nonprofits
Clinton Going Negative = A Damn Shame
Posted by Jake · March 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Making things (actually) happen on a campaign apparently involves going negative.
We all knew this was true going into this year, but I have to admit, I honestly bought into the idea that most people were happy that the democratic campaign thus far has been much more positive.
Unfortunately, last night’s results in Ohio, Texas, and Rhode [...]
Category: Foreign Policy · Marketing · Media · Politics
Tags:advertising, Barrack Obama, Current, Hillary Clinton, Politics, Presidential Campaigns
Case Foundation, Network for Good, and Global Giving Contest a Success
Posted by Jake · February 22nd, 2008 · 1 Comment
At the end of the day, fundraising is the engine that drives the nonprofit sector. In general, if you’re running any organization - for-profit or non - and you’re not thinking about money, you’re wrong. With the overwhelmingly vast majority of nonprofits, if you’re not thinking about fundraising, you’re wrong.
Category: Marketing · NGOs · Nonprofits · Social Media · Technology · websites
Tags:Beth Kanter, Case Foundation, Fundraising, Global Giving, Google, Network for Good, NGOs, Nonprofits, NTEN, Salesforce, Technology
Get Things Done: Smile.
Posted by Jake · February 19th, 2008 · No Comments
Seems so simple.
There are myriad psychological and sociological studies that more or less prove that smiling greatly increases the amount of time that someone wants to spend with you (or your brand) as well as how attractive they think you are (or your brand is). If someone is spending more time with you, [...]
Category: Business · Marketing · Nonprofits · Small/Medium Enterprise
Tags:, Brands, Business, Marketing, Media, Nonprofits, Psychology, social sector, Sociology
