We have learned a lot by livesteaming our montly event, including what gear makes the most sense to use. We have been hosting the monthly Social Media Breakfast of Houston for eight years. We are still learning every day about what equipment we need to best produce our live events. For instance, a few years ago we started to livestream on Google+, with all of the videos going straight to YouTube. When that was discontinued in late 2016, we switched to livesteaming from Facebook. Currently we read more...
Getting the Most Out of Facebook
In the face of many changes in how Facebook serves content to its users over the past year, page managers have often been at a loss to maintain connection with their fans. Facebook wants to convert many of these pages over to paying customers by making it harder to reach hard won fans by limiting content from pages in users news feeds. If you aren’t putting as much effort into your owned channels you should consider diverting some of your resources, but I digress. At the same time as Facebook has made it harder to read more...
How Social Media Can Ruin Your Business Relationships
The Social Media Breakfast of Houston has entered into a partnership with Houston Media Source, a non-profit organization that provides public access cable television programming to Houston. I have had a soft spot for public access television since college when we used the Fairfax Virginia public access television station to learn our way around a television studio in my studies at George Mason University. We were read more...
Circle of Trust: What Your Web Address Says About Your Nonprofit
Photo: By Beth Kanter .ORG and .NGO, The Internet Sisters It is amazing how many nonprofit sites don't have the 501(c)(3) in the United States or other designations in other countries clearly marked somewhere on the donation page of their site. It really should be in the footer of every page. Not every donor is educated to find this information, except people who:
- give as part of the culture they read more...
Whitepaper: A Commonsense Framework for Social Media Measurement
Social media measurement should be an integral part of any outreach program, but it is often difficult for organizations to work it into the mix. What should be measured? What matters? How can we set benchmarks? We believe in building measurement into every campaign and program and have developed a framework to use for measurement. In the pursuit of helping our clients, friends and even competitors to do that, we are publishing this whitepaper. We believe that the more quality social media programs there are, the better is is for read more...
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