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[...] 3 tips for social-media fundraising Social media is a great platform for nonprofit groups looking to raise awareness and money, Jason Falls writes. To get the most out of the platform, focus on telling a compelling story, he suggests, then declare a specific monetary goal and make it very simple to donate. Falls suggests using widgets such as ChipIn or JustGive that make giving just a few clicks away. Social Media Explorer (7/23) [...]

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associationjam.org — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 05:42:35 +0000

Three Keys To Non-Profit Success In Social Media…

“I’m sure each non-profit out there has a compelling story to tell,” says Jason Falls. “I just don’t think they tell them enough or at least well enough to drive that call to action.” The three keys to non-profit success, he suggests, are: 1. Have…

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By: JasonFalls

JasonFalls — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 10:07:22 +0000

Thanks, David. Probably more appropriate to pitch via email but thanks
for sharing. I'll check it out.

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By: David Katz

David Katz — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:43:02 +0000

Hi Jason,

You probably haven't heard about the social network I have recently launched called JackTheDonkey.com as we are still relatively new and working to get up to speed. JackTheDonkey.com is the community where your time online supports the charity of your choice...and it's FREE!

Jack is what some call a socially responsible social network, as we donate more than 1/2 of all ad revenue generated by an individual's time on...line to their choice of more than 20 charities from across Canada, the US, and now the UK (1.1 cents every impression paid at par depending where the charity is registered).

To help make this an even more effective tool for non profits to stay top of mind among existing supporters, while trickling onto the radar of potential supporters....we have recently incorporated the charity's twitter feeds onto the profile pages of their supporters (viewable to everyone in the community).

Please join us: http://www.jackthedonkey.com/Register1.html (and remember to check your spam folder for the activation email).

If you are free to chat further, I'd greatly appreciate that.

Thanks,

David

(twitter.com/inyourfacebook)