OK so you MUST check this out. We’ve stumbled across something new and very exciting (hat tip to Jay Baer)! This could be HUGE for associations.
We’re always talking to organizations about how listening on the social web will tell you where your members and stakeholders are. The way you decide whether to focus your organizational [...]
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How to find your people on the social web – fast!
by Maddie Grant on February 18, 2010
Got budget to burn?
by Maddie Grant on September 27, 2009
Got budget to burn and don’t want to do the work of setting up a real homebase where you can respond to conversations about you on the social web?
You can pay Seth Godin’s company $400 bucks a month to set up a Brand in Public page for you. Some charities can get those for free [...]
Good concrete example of how to start listening on the social web
by Maddie Grant on May 26, 2009
Eric Johnson posted this interesting case study“Where are my people?” on the Case Foundation’s blog. I do my own listening, of course, so I spotted this in my normal monitoring because he picked up on a Twitter conversation Lindy and I had at the nonprofit technology conference (which we mentioned here as number 3 [...]
2008's most popular posts
by Maddie Grant on December 24, 2008
What a year this has turned out to be, huh!
I hope to find time to post a personal note about it all in a couple of days (the holidays are a good time to step back and take stock, aren’t they!) but in the meantime I started making a list for myself of [...]
5 new social media positions to think about
by Maddie Grant on December 2, 2008
The Online Marketer Blog lists five social media jobs they expect companies will fill in the next five years.
International Community Compliance Chief: Facebook and MySpace may be dominant in the U.S., but how much attention are you paying to social networks in other countries? [...]
Community Manager: People are talking about your brand. If they do [...]





