My recent piece for Third Force News looks at my work with Scottish charity chief executives and senior staff on the OneDigital action learning programme. It’s been a privilege to be involved with charity leaders who are really challenging their organisation and future proofing the work they do. Many of the non-profits participating are
If you’ve been to one of my social media workshops you’ll hear me banging on about the need to go to where your audiences are. I really cannot emphasise this enough. It’s great that you have a 500 Likes on your Facebook Page or 3000 Twitter Followers but if your
I cannot believe I’m writing a piece on getting everyone in an organisation involved with social media in 2014, but the reality is most charities and public sector organisations are a long way off truly embracing the medium. Technology isn’t really the issue – it all boils down to trust.
I made it in to The Drum Magazine Top Freelancers 2012 under the Social Media category. Thanks to those of you who voted!
Royal British Legion 1,875,926 RSPCA 335,583 Comic Relief 324,857 Marie Curie Cancer Care 251,572 Dogs Trust 184,241 Tate 179,874 Cancer Research UK 176,232 Save the Children (UK) 134,341 NSPCC 130,301 BHF 95,705 Taken from new NFP Synergy social …
1. Charities bring people together around a common cause Social media, in its most basic form, is a way of connecting people through a particular technology or platform around a common interest. This corresponds very closely to the aims of many ch…
Jumo is a new and much heralded social networking site for stimulating, coordinating, and occasionally funding social change. It was created by someone with a sterling track record in social media innovation. Chris Hughes was a co-founder of Faceb…
