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Crowdsourcing the Impact of Social Media on Non Profit Organizations

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Last week we had the pleasure to have Beth Kanter host our weekly tweetchat over at Hashtag social media. The subject was obviously about Non Profit Organizations and how social media can play favorably with them. This is the sweet spot for Beth and as a host, I have to say she was beyond amazing.

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10 Things I Thought About in 2016 that Will Still Matter in 2017

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Crowdsourcing. I wrote: “All anyone wants to talk and write about is… “All anyone wants to talk and write about is digital strategy, except no-one really wants to share solutions.” ” If they do, it’s been done.” ” #SXSW. Search Analytics. Keyword Frequency. LiveStream. Boost/Program. April 2016.

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14 Quick Tactics to Encourage Corporate Social Media Adoption

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What we have here is the full circle of social media; crowdsourcing, participation, sharing and invaluable input from peers, consultants and practitioners of what works-all for the benefit of quick internal corporate adoption. What’s great about this list?

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What Social Media Lesson Did Gap Learn?

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They decided to go from this… To this… Ouch… Without really knowing the full back story but having a good feel for when major retailers and companies crowdsource new ideas, I think it’s safe to say that Gap really didn’t reach out to its user base to find out what they might think.

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This weeks #SocialMedia Tweetchat Topic: Destruction of the Media Industry: Will We Be Better Off In the Long Run?

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Tens of thousands of media professionals have lost their jobs in the past two years, crowdsourcing has sent some professional fees into a tailspin and veteran marketers are under threat if they don’t “get” social media. Woe to organizations that don’t listen. The contraction of mass-market media has brought plenty of pain.

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