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Here’s a fascinating slide deck from the Pew Internet & American Life Project. It’s addressed to libraries (for a keynote at the University of Minnesota) – but I think all of this will resonate with associations. Some of you have libraries; most of you have online learning programs. How has the digital age changed how these association functions work today?
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Maddie Grant, CAE and Lindy Dreyer are strategic consultants at ICF Ironworks.
We also manage the SocialFish blog, the biggest industry social media blog for associations and nonprofits. We have regular bloggers writing for us on social strategy, implementation, social theory, social business and lots of other topics that interest us and push our industry forward. Every author's posts are their own, and none represent the views of ICF Ironworks or ICF International.
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Two awesome cheat sheets (including ours) for community management responses.
Here’s the best job description we’ve come across so far, courtesy of our friend Ben Martin at Online Community Results.
“Start a fire in your social network…okay, not a literal fire. Instead gather the materials you need to start sparking interest and activity within…
“When it comes to tracking and using “engagement” data – the actions, interactions, and even conversations that relate to an organization’s wo…
“One of the most surefire ways to encourage conversation on your nonprofit or association is through the use of hashtags on Twitter. But in order to…
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