It turns out that when it comes to fundraising for a cause, it is not about who knows YOU, but who you KNOW. A recent study sponsored by PayPal Nonprofit, and penned by Geoff Livingston and read more...
Win a Copy of Content Rules
We at Zoetica never tire of promoting the need for quality content and, by extension, great resources for creating it and good writing. In that vein, we are giving away five copies of Ann Handley and C.C. Chapman’s Content Rules. Winners will be the best responses to the question (graciously supplied by Ann): Can you have a social media read more...
Does Content Really Rule in Social Media?
Have you ever read a blog post that drew you in with its raw talent to draw a picture and tell a story? Ann Handley’s ANNARCHY blog is one of those. She is a person who can write about the death of child or the phenomenon of Alpha and Beta moms with equal eloquence. She also has been at the helm of the read more...
The Commoditization of Social Media: And What We Can Learn from the “Old Days”
Photo: Early PR bloggers Phil Gomes and David Parmet at the NewComm Forum in 2007 Since the early days of blogging, when we were all dazzled by the ability of social media to connect us to other likeminded people, and those with fiercely opposed viewpoints could laugh at read more...
Steps for Building a Social Media Plan: Aim for the GOAL POST
Great ideas are only as good as their implementation and planning. The Goal POST method of public relations and social media planning is a great way to both organize your thoughts and keep from making easy-to-avoid mistakes. It is also something you can complete in about an hour or two, and which can save you untold hours when you start implementing the plan. Here is an example of how the method looks in the context of the overall initiative, which includes Research, Planning, Implementation and read more...
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