Photos by Chris Suspect NonProfit 2.0 crystalized as a great event last Friday with incredible conversations, even amongst competitors. But perhaps what made it most special was the utter lack of Facebook and Twitter sessions. No one, from keynotes to… Read More »Beyond Facebook and Twitter
Much has been said about Groupon‘s questionable ads that ran during the Super Bowl. It’s reached a point that Groupon pulled the ads and CEO Andrew Mason apologized for making people feel bad. Yet, little has been said about why… Read More »Loathing Groupon for Thrusting the Truth Upon Us
Homeless Image by Raileen Viorel Marketers love telling nonprofits how to market their social solutions. They get miffed when they see a perceived slow road to change, an underfunded website written by someone in their 20s, and a general failure… Read More »Marketing Causes Harder Than Products
One of my recent columns on Mashable tied together overarching themes from mega charity events like Twestival, 12for12k, Tweetsgiving and CrisisCamps. To get the information, I interviewed the four organizers cited in the article. Each interview was fantastic and informative… Read More »Mashable Outtake: Tweetsgiving’s Stacey Monk (@staceymonk)