Google + and the Arts

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Lately, I’ve heard a number of clients lament that they’ve just gotten the hang of the Facebook, Twitter, YouTube axis and now here comes Google + ! Do we really need another Social Media Platform? Well, after wrangling an invite, spending some time on the site and reading the reviews, … More »

Setting Your Dog Up on Twitter.

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Many people find Social Media somewhat overwhelming, they just don’t know where to start. One strategy is to start by participating on one platform, get comfortable and then as you gain confidence, add other platforms one at a time. Twitter is a good place to start. In order to demonstrate … More »

Just Say No to Templates

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Arts organizations are ideally suited for the Internet. By definition, they are content creators, with plenty of “cool stuff” to draw from. Also by definition, they appeal to a specific interest group, giving them a built in audience of fans, attendees, and supporters, all of whom can comprise an loyal … More »

Fundraising Online

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By now, most non-profit organizations have tried their hand at collecting donations online with varying degrees of success. According to a Target Analytics, in 2008, non-profits received approximately 10% of their donations online. That number is expected to continue to grow, constituting the majority of donations by 2020, or sooner. … More »

Conversion Killers: Is it Something You Said…

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Getting lots of traffic but not lots of customers? You’re web site could be driving away potential business. The topic of conversions hasn’t been this hot since the Spanish Inquisition. Conversions as in “converting” visitors to your site into “customers” who actually want to buy something or at least contact … More »