Here are the list of tools mentioned in yesterday’s Tech4Good SWFL Roundtable discussion Time Management and Social Media Scheduling. National Awareness and Giving Days Curated by the NPTech For Good, the National Awareness and Giving Calendar entails the dates with the corresponding Hashtags and websites. We put the information into our public Google Calendar. See […]
2020 #GivingDays and Awareness Google Calendar
Every year, Heather Mansfield, Nonprofit Tech For Good, publishes the Cause Awareness & Giving Day Calendar in January for the whole year. It’s a great tool to integrate with your communication plan and editorial calendars. It will save you a lot of time of research for planning your nonprofit activism and community outreach on Twitter & Instagram […]
55 events for nonprofits around technology – webinars, courses and conference calls for January 2020
Happy New Year! Wishing you and yours a fabulous, prosperous, healthy and fun 2020. And that your New Year’s resolution, should you have some, bring you closer to your goals. For your technology education, get a great start by reading through this list of low-cost and free events by nine trusted providers in the fields. […]
Matt Mullenweg: State of the Word – WordPress Community continues to grow
WordPress is all set for growth. W3CTechs has the most popular content management system at 29.1% for the top 10 million sites. Among those sites that actually use one of more than 300+ tracked content management systems, WordPress champions a market share of 60%. These are the numbers for Dec 11, 2017. Matt Mullenweg gave […]
New in WordPress 4.9: Change your Website via Customizer on a Schedule
WordPress 4.9 is released. We have been testing the new version on a beta site for the last couple of weeks. Just in time for the holidays, the fabulous team of WordPress Core Contributors added an interesting feature to the Customizer: You can schedule the changes you make via the customizer. This is perfect for […]
Fast and efficient online giving to Mozilla Foundation
Over the weekend, I received an appeal from Mozilla Foundation to support them in their fight for an open web and against the constant attempt to end net neutrality. Their efficient online giving process: From Email to the Donation page to Thank you page to Social sharing was very streamlined and convenient for me as […]
24 most important Email Marketing Terms Explained
This glossary of email marketing terms does not have the goal to be all comprehensive. We aimed at listing the most important terms for non-techies. Feel free to ask your questions in the comment section or send an email to birgit.pauli@nptechprojects.org Spam Spicy pork and Ham – Monthy Python Unsolicited email or email that we […]
Best places to find graphics and photos for your Social Media and Blogs
We use a small set of sites to find graphics to use as a featured image for a blog post, or as a basis for our social media posts. You also might be looking outside your own organization’s photo albums for enticing graphics to use on your website and social media profiles. We often get this […]
Google Search Console: Treasure Chest for Content Marketing
How do I come up with blogging ideas for my nonprofit website or my online business? A question that is often asked. When you put this issue in the Google search box, you’ll find about 197,000,000 results. One answer for you: Search Analytics in the Google Search Console The most forgotten tool for content creators […]
Designing Hands-On Technology Training
Karen Graham, executive director of Idealware, interviewed me earlier this year on designing and logistics of hands-on training; This is Part II of the interview on designing technology training. It was originally posted on idealware.com. In this second post in our series about hands-on technology training, Birgit Pauli-Haack explains how she creates a training session. […]