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Survey: What do your members really think of you?

Channing — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:48:10 -0400

When online non-profit Avaaz sent me a survey today about what I thought of them, I was really relieved. Generally Avaaz does amazing work using online petitions. But recently, I'd been thrown off by a campaign that seemed totally out of keeping with their mission statement. However, whenever Avaaz does a controversial campaign, their next step is to send around a survey to check not only what their members thought of the campaign, but also to find out where members think Avaaz should be focussing their efforts. Using a survey this way gives you a chance to actively listen to your donors - and it gives your donors a valuable chance to engage with your organisation.

Idealware inaugurates Webinar series with NTEN

mstein63 — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 01:23:34 -0400

Idealware presented the first in its new Webinar series today on the subject of "Choosing a Blogging Tool." The Webinar was presented by Idealware executive director Laura Quinn and was based on their report on the same topic. The Webinar (and report) talks through the features, prices, pros and cons of the seven most common

Getting started with blogging software

mstein63 — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 14:41:59 -0400

I enthusiastically recommend Idealware's new in-depth blog report which reviews and compares the seven tools most frequently used to create a blog. Which are easiest to get up and running, or to tailor to match your site? Which has the best comment moderation features? Reporting functionality? This report will give you all the details and recommend a tool for you. This report wa

A Bird's Eye View of the Content Management Landscape

mstein63 — Tue, 02 May 2006 17:39:43 -0400

Do you dream of a Website that you can update with regular content? Jeff Herron and Usha Venkatachallam of Beaconfire Consulting map out the landscape of Content Management Systems that can allow non-technical staff to update Websites. This great article entitled A Bird's Eye View of the Content Managem