“Please read and agree to Terms & Conditions”: everyone’s favorite phrase when downloading or updating an app. Don’t lie to yourself, you’ve only read about eight combined words in all of those policies you've agreed to. Trust us, you’re not alone. Virtually no one reads those things.
Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing, Econsultancy's recent report produced in partnership with Adobe, interviewed over 1,000 respondents on the topic of web content management (WCM) and found out that generally, businesses’s CMSs aren’t easy to integrate with other technologies that will enable them to create and implement successful content strategies.
Marketing, editors and public relations professionals all have the same goal, but how they develop the messaging is completely different.
Thinking about starting a blog for your nonprofit but wondering how exactly a blog might make a difference? That may be because the blog is an unfa
While the American government has a master of public relations President Obama at its helm, the Internal Revenue Service has handled its PR crisis in a terrible manner this week when it came to handling the media.
As Mother’s Day is getting closer, the rush to purchase a gift already started. But many find that they already bought their moms a smartphone, a tablet and other fancy gadgets their mothers may or may not really find useful. So what’s next?
Online communities exist in an endless variety of form and shape and nonprofits are sitting up and paying attention: these communities offer new ways to engage lots of potential donors. Facebook and Twitter are huge, but some people fail to recognize that YouTube is also a social networking website. In fact, YouTube is a much bigger phenomenon than either Facebook or Twitter and is second in world web traffic only to the Google behemoth.
An infographic by Internet Service Providers, titled Battle of the (Social) Sexes, shows just how men and women are using Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter.
Charities are beginning to sit up and take note that social networking sites are useful tools on a variety of levels. A charity can make a message felt, reach a wide number of people from varied target groups, learn more about what does and doesn’t work, and mobilize support, just by working social media.