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Connect the Dots of Your Social Media Strategy

Tuesday, August 3, 2010: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Connecting the dots
Featuring: 
Nicole Newman
Ivan Boothe
Sara Cederberg

Our discussion will be led by Nicole Newman of Newman Networks, who will review some key social media principles and introduce a way to “connect the dots” of your social media strategy. Then several local nonprofits and activists will describe their own social media experiences, and we’ll help them “conn…ect the dots” themselves.

This informative and highly interactive session is for anybody who wants to learn and share a fresh approach to advancing their nonprofit or social cause with social media.

Nicole Newman is a technology specialist helping organizations create executable plans for profitable results by increasing networking opportunities and efficient IT driven marketing solutions. She has worked with hundreds of organizations in four short years (online and offline) interweaving networks to create a better Philadelphia community. You can find out more about her on LinkedIn or Facebook.

We gratefully acknowledge our sponsor this month, dice.com, “the career hub for tech insiders”, who will be providing food, as well as giving away “merchandice” for people to enjoy.

Our venue

Jenkins Law Library is located on the 12th floor of the 833 Chestnut Street building, directly across from the Ben. Franklin. Use the Chestnut Street entrance. Please tell security that you are attending the Net Tuesday event at Jenkins. You will be required to sign in. The elevators unload on the 12th floor in front of Jenkins’ main doors. There will be a devilishly handsome young man behind the front desk to direct you to the event.

Looking ahead

For Net Tuesday, September 7, we’ll be having a discussion about the state of social networking with Deanna Zandt, author of Share This: How You Will Change the World with Social Networking. Mark the date, and check out this terrific book!

Sponsored By: 
  • Dice.com

Net Tuesday, August 3: Connecting the dots of your social media strategy

Connecting the dots of your social media strategy

“Connect the Dots” with social media for your nonprofit organization or social cause at our next Net Tuesday on August 3, beginning at 6:00 PM at Jenkins Law Library at 833 Chestnut (special directions below).

Our discussion will be led by Nicole Newman of Newman Networks, who will review some key social media principles and introduce a way to “connect the dots” of your social media strategy. Then several local nonprofits and activists will describe their own social media experiences, and we’ll help them “connect the dots” themselves.

This informative and highly interactive session is for anybody who wants to learn and share a fresh approach to advancing their nonprofit or social cause with social media.

Nicole Newman is a technology specialist helping organizations create executable plans for profitable results by increasing networking opportunities and efficient IT driven marketing solutions. She has worked with hundreds of organizations in 4 short years (online and offline) interweaving networks to create a better Philadelphia community. You can find out more about her on Linked In or on Facebook.

We gratefully acknowledge our sponsor this month, dice.com, “the career hub for tech insiders”, who will be providing food, as well as giving away “merchandice” for people to enjoy.

Jenkins Law Library is located on the 12th floor of the 833 Chestnut Street building, directly across from the Ben. Franklin. Use the Chestnut Street entrance. Please tell security that you are attending the Net Tuesday event at Jenkins. You will be required to sign in. The elevators unload on the 12th floor in front of Jenkins’ main doors. There will be a devilishly handsome young man behind the front desk to direct you to the event.

Although not required, RSVP’s via Facebook or Meetup are appreciated for planning purposes.
  

 

Looking ahead… For Net Tuesday, September 7, we’ll be having a discussion about the state of social networking with Deanna Zandt, author of Share This: How You Will Change the World with Social Networking. Mark the date, and check out this terrific book!
  

Using Facebook for Social Change

Tuesday, June 1, 2010: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Facebook
Featuring: 
Ivan Boothe
Judah Ferst
Staci Greenberg

How can you use Facebook to support your nonprofit or social change cause?

The answer to this question was never simple — and with ongoing changes to Facebook’s privacy settings, tools for groups and organizations, and integration into other websites, it can be confusing to keep up.

On Tuesday, June 1, we’ll explore this moving target in a couple of ways. First, we’ll have a panel share some experience and insights. Then, we’ll have a “Facebook Clinic”, where we’ll invite attendees to show their organizational or social change-focused Facebook presence, and we’ll apply our collective wisdom to offer “diagnoses” and “prescriptions” on how to have become even healthier and more effective.

Sponsored By: 
  • Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney
  • Rock River Star

September Net Tuesday: Nonprofit Portals

Submitted by Judah Ferst on August 28, 2009
Net Tuesday Summer Ale: Portal Pilsner

Network for Good, Causes and change.org, oh my!  

These days there are so many portals to use to raise money online for your non-profit. How do you choose which one(s) to be on? Does maintaining them take away from your other online efforts (e-news, blog, etc.)? Which ones have you be successful on?

Portal Pilsner: Advancing social causes through web portals

Tuesday, September 1, 2009: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Net Tuesday Summer Ale: Portal Pilsner
Featuring: 
Judah Ferst

Change.org. Network for Good. Razoo. And many other sites are out there, committed to using social tools help nonprofits achieve their mission. How do you sort through the clutter and use these sites to advance your own cause?

More information coming soon!

Peer-to-Peer Social Change Sites

Tuesday, October 7, 2008: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Featuring: 
Ivan Boothe
Kane Bender
Hatef Yamini

The next Net Tuesday is this week!   It will be October 7,  from 6:30–8:30 PM at Independents Hall, the coworking place at 32 Strawberry Street in Olde City.

This Net Tuesday is looking better and better.  The focus of the evening will be “peer to peer social change sites” — those websites which enable individuals, non-profits and others to provide convenient, grassroots support for one another’s causes.

  • How do these sites work, and what can they do?
  • How can you or your organization use them to attract and engage supporters?
  • What’s coming next?

Sponsored By: 
  • Evolve Strategies

UPDATED info on October 7 Net Tuesday

Submitted by Seth Horwitz on October 5, 2008

The next Net Tuesday is this week!   It will be October 7,  from 6:30–8:30 PM at Independents Hall, the coworking place at 32 Strawberry Street in Olde City.

This Net Tuesday is looking better and better.  The focus of the evening will be “peer to peer social change sites” — those websites which enable individuals, non-profits and others to provide convenient, grassroots support for one another’s causes.

  • How do these sites work, and what can they do?
  • How can you or your organization use them to attract and engage supporters?
  • What’s coming next?

Net Tuesday, October 7: Peer to Peer Social Change Sites

Submitted by Philly NetSquared on September 18, 2008

The next Net Tuesday gathering will be on October 7 @ 6:30–8:30 PM at Independents Hall (the co-working space at 32 Strawberry Street in Olde City).

This month’s Net Tuesday will focus on “peer to peer social change sites”. These are the sites which enable people and organizations to list their cause, and then help others to engage with those causes with their time (e.g., Volunteer Match), money (e.g., Kiva and other microphilanthropy sites) or other support (e.g., change.org). Many of these social change platforms are aggregated in SocialActions, created by Montreal’s Net Tuesday organizer Peter Deitz.

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