Month: March 2012

  • 5 Ways Non-profits Can Use Pinterest

    5 Ways Non-profits Can Use Pinterest

    Tag me. Like it. Share it. Comment. Retweet. I admit. Social media can get quite cumbersome and overwhelming at the same time, especially for a non-profit who is already severely understaffed, overworked, and probably overlooked. And now you can add Pin It to your to do list. The new kid on the block is Pinterest, […]

  • How to Get the Most Out of a Digital Non-profit Fundraising Campaign

    How to Get the Most Out of a Digital Non-profit Fundraising Campaign

    The end of the first quarter marks a time when non-profits begin to realize a noticeable decline in donations as many donors tend to give at the end of the year during the holidays. By March, non-profits start to feel pinched by their budgets and must depend on successive appeals to current donors while engaging […]

  • Skittles, Arizona Ice Tea, & Corporate Social Responsibility in the Trayvon Martin Tragedy

    Skittles, Arizona Ice Tea, & Corporate Social Responsibility in the Trayvon Martin Tragedy

    If you’re a big brand like Skittles, Arizona Ice Tea, or even a manufacturer of hoodies, how do you respond when your brand is thrust in the media spotlight in the wake of the Trayvon Martin tragedy? Do you sit back as your brand sort of becomes this iconic symbol and watch as your brand […]

  • What Pinterest Means for Your Brand’s PR Strategy

    What Pinterest Means for Your Brand’s PR Strategy

    There’s a new kid on the block named Pinterest. This new platform is all the rave these days and for good reasons. Since May 2011, traffic to Pinterest has increased by 2,702% and counting. Not to mention that Pinterest has become top traffic driver for retailers. So what does all of this mean for your […]