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Britt Bravo
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- http://havefundogood.blogspot.com/
- About me:
- Britt Bravo offers strategic social web consulting and career coaching that teaches individuals and organizations how to realize their big vision and be a powerful force for good. Britt writes for three blogs, Have Fun * Do Good and BlogHer. She produces two podcasts, the Big Vision Podcast and the Arts and Healing Podcast, and hosts Echoing Green's Be Bold Podcast. She is also the creator of the Changeblogger Network. You can learn more about her work at brittbravo.com
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Britt Bravo's Blog
Twitter Has Gone Mainstream. Should Your Nonprofit Jump on Board?
When Entertainment Tonight is on Twitter you know it has gone mainstream, but does that mean your organization should use this microblogging and social networking tool?Below are 7 questions to ask yourself before setting up a… Continue
Posted on April 8, 2009 at 11:30am — 2 Comments
Today is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights' 60th anniversary
Posted on December 10, 2008 at 11:00am —
Have You Used Social Actions' Search, WordPress Plug-ins, Widgets, or TwitterFeed Mashup? We Wanna Make You a Star!
Hello Social Actioneers!
I'm looking for stories about people who have used any of Social Actions' tools. We would like to highlight your story, and the cause(s) you care about, on socialactions.com. It's super easy to participate!
1. Take a look at the list below. Have you used any of these tools?
*… Continue
Posted on October 7, 2008 at 2:30pm —
4 Nonprofit Marketing Mavens Offer Advice to Socialactions.com
Posted on October 3, 2008 at 6:27pm — 3 Comments
Tell Us: Is Social Actions a Bridge, Radio Program, Yellow Pages, Mailman or Potluck?
Your response was great! Thank you so much. I've posted a roundup of your ideas below. I'd love to know either in the comments, or via email (britt@brittbravo.com), which ones stand out to you, and best describe Social Actions. Of course, if reading the ideas belo… Continue
Posted on September 25, 2008 at 4:30pm —
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Jill
Beth Kanter is leading a discussion on Social Edge this week, so I thought you might like to join into the conversation and add your two cents about social media to pump up your professional networking.
http://www.socialedge.org/discussions/marketing-communication/pumping-up-your-professional-network?
Cheers,
Jill
I'm afraid I don't have a lot to share about how to explain SA to the Aunt M. I like Jill's comment Do Good, Take Action, SA makes it easIER! The social net thang is still a bit confounding no? SA does break it down a bit so it's not as overwhelming as FB or MyS...and of course we're talking about those interest in taking action for social good. Sorry not a better help, will think on it more.
Thanks for this work...it'll be interesting to see what else surfaces.
M
the narrative approach:
You want to do something good for a cause you care about. There are lots of websites that talk about lots of causes. SocialActions helps you discover exciting ways you can help YOUR cause, without time-consuming searching. Easily connect with great programs and help in a way that fits you.
or the sound bite approach:
Do Good. Take Action.
Social Actions makes it easy.