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Avoid Stress-Inducing Subject Lines - 301 days ago
When writing subject line for a critical email blast, be careful not to stress out your supporters. Here a few of my favorite alarm-inducing subject lines that caused me to instantly hit “archive”:“Video: torture - to the dark... Topics: Uncategorized

Your Bad Emails Are Hurting Your Organization - 302 days ago
Before I launch into my well-intentioned rant on the importance of email, I’d like to first explain a few things:I don’t know anyone who works at the following organization, but I’m fairly confident that they’re all committed,... Topics: Uncategorized

Putting the “Community” Into Online Organizing - 420 days ago
Note: My apologies for the long absence. Life has been hectic these past six months, as I’ve taken on a new role at my organization and am working hard to elect Barack Obama this November. Post-election, I’ll be getting back in the swing of... Topics: Uncategorized

Common New Media Crimes: The Launch - 545 days ago
Maybe it’s because I’m a Virgo, and prefer careful, tiered approaches with achievable goals–but nothing drives me crazier than a “do everything, be everywhere, ” approach to web strategy.Big organizations with substantial... Topics: Uncategorized

Television Does YouTube: Tavis Smiley Edition - 574 days ago
Recently, I noted on Twitter that Tavis Smiley’s YouTube videos didn’t quite “crack the code” when it came to producing effective (read: engaging) social media.I’ve noticed that, next to corporate lawyers and sleepy... Topics: online video, PBS, social media, Tavis Smiley, Uncategorized, YouTube





