Many people put their time, resources, and knowledge into making this month’s Voluntweetup event one to remember. If you want to thank them or follow their updates on Twitter, read on to see the list and visit their Twitter profile. Read more…
There were quite a few shutterbugs at our event last week, and thankfully a few of them have tagged their photos on the popular photo sharing site Flickr. Below are some of the photo sets found:
Photos From:
LegalAdmin
Life As Art
Weave
Brad B
Randy Stewart
If you took photos at the event, leave a comment and let us know where to find them so you can be included in this post!
NPower Seattle published an article about what they took away from last week’s Voluntweetup event in Seattle. In the article they present some advice mentioned during the breakout sessions in addition to their own observations and opinions about training non-profit groups.
For nonprofits sorting out how social media fits with their other communications efforts/strategy, the advice was the tried and true “think audience then message then match it to the best medium” mantra. Another tip was to focus on our stories — of our impact on individuals and on the community. Social media is about stories, so use the medium to let our stories proliferate.
Below are some documents and presentations that were shared at the Voluntweetup event last week:
Facebook
Facebook Opening Remarks
Facebook for Business Breakout
Twitter
Best Practices, Tools and Examples
If you were a presenter at a breakout session and want to share any documents from the event, please leave a comment with the location of the file so we can include it in this list!
Here are some articles discussing or mentioning past Voluntweetup events:
