Monthly Archives: December 2005
NEDMA Discusses “The Pros — and Pitfalls — of Blogging”
December 27, 2005 
Bob Cargill 
Send to Kindle If there’s one thing I enjoy almost as much as blogging, it’s demystifying blogging to those who don’t quite understand
“A Milestone Year for the Blogosphere,” Says Intelliseek’s Blackshaw
Send to Kindle“Love ‘em or hate ‘em, blogs are the real deal. Even if we deflate the hype and ignore the overly optimistic prognostications
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Blogging
Blogging I Believe in “Life After the 30-Second Spot”
Send to KindleI haven’t finished reading it yet, but I’m enjoying Joseph Jaffe’s “Life After the 30-Second Spot” so much that I can’t wait any
Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign Goes Online
Send to KindleIn yet another sign of the new marketing times, the Salvation Army is making it possible for anyone who wants to ring a bell
The Word of Mouth Marketing Association Talks Up Its New Site
Send to KindlePracticing what it preaches, The Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) recently spread the word that it’s launched the very
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Marketing Children’s Hospital Boston’s “26 Steps” is a Giant Leap in Family Philanthropy
Send to KindleMany nonprofit organizations are concerned about winning over the hearts of a new, younger generation of donors and instilling
