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Vistas: Geri Stengel’s Blog: Best Practice
Thanks to You, We've Got Data on Social Media!
As some of you know, Ventureneer is into social media big time. We've been cited for our best practices in several books, online and in print.*
What you may not know is that I'm also a research geek, having done market research for The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones, and many small businesses and nonprofits. It's rare that I can combine both passions into one project but Ventureneer, in collaboration with Caliber just fielded a survey about social media habits and best practices among nonprofits.
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It's a Theme: Collaborate!
Throughout the Social Impact Exchange Conference, the recurring theme is "collaboration." A panel facilitated by Matthew Nash, Duke University, focused on that very subject, gave me much food for thought.
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Small Business Networks Help Each Other and Their Communities
The Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE) is a great example of what you, through survey responses, and I have been saying for a long time: Peer support is a valuable asset to small business owners and social entrepreneurs.
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Social Enterprises: Taking a Well Traveled Road versus Blazing a New Trail
Last week, I attended the 6th Annual Conference of Social Entrepreneurs at NYU Stern’s Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. My big take away: Sometimes the past provides a road map for the future and sometimes you need to blaze a new trail.
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Report Shows Nonprofit Leaders How to Make the Most of Financial Infrastructure and Funds
Nonprofit leaders can improve the effectiveness and reliability of fiscal management using tips and examples in a new report, Maximizing Nonprofit Resources in a Challenging Economy, which is based on a survey conducted by Fiscal Management Associates and ERE LLP at the end of 2008.
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Branding Basics for Social Enterprises
By Howard Levy
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Surveys Are a Great Marketing Tool: Ten Tips for Doing It Yourself
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Go With the Flow: “Good Business” Inspiration for Our Times
Good Business: Leadership, Flow, and the Making of Meaning by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi is not a new book, but its message is timeless: businesses can be more than just about making money. This resonated with me and I thought it might for you.
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Anatomy of a Successful RFP
By Howard Adam Levy
Looking to redesign your website or upgrade your agency’s branding and putting out a Request for Proposals (RFP)? Make sure you get the best consultant you can by making your RFP the best it can be. Consider this list of what to include gleaned from our 17 years of responding to RFPs.
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Innovate or Go the Way of the Dinosaur
At this point, you’ve most likely gotten past being frozen by the depth and breadth of the recession. You’ve cut your budgets and staff to the bone and are lean and mean. If you weren’t aggressive about your business before, you are now. You have been in survival mode and congratulations...you made it.
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