Will blogging make your newsletter obsolete?

Things move so fast these days it’s possible to see perspectives change radically on an issue in a short period of time. For instance, as little as a year or so ago, the topic of how a nonprofit might use Facebook sparked a lot of debate and resistance. Do we really even need it? What’s … Continue reading Will blogging make your newsletter obsolete?

5 Reasons NOT to Delete Negative Reviews

Yesterday afternoon I had a chance to chat with a writer from a bridal magazine. She was looking for tip on how retailers could protect themselves from negative reviews and how they should respond to negative reviews that are left on their sites/ Facebook account. She wondered – if someone leaves a critical review on … Continue reading 5 Reasons NOT to Delete Negative Reviews

Bishops urged to embrace social media to evangelize effectively

Image via Wikipedia Social media is not only here to stay but should be recognized and used as a "new form of pastoral ministry," U.S. bishops were told Nov. 15 in their annual meeting. "Social media is proving itself to be a force with which to be reckoned. If not, the church may be facing … Continue reading Bishops urged to embrace social media to evangelize effectively

Is Email the New Front in the Facebook/Google War?

Earlier this week, Facebook released its Social Inbox and set off a flurry of press about the perseverance of email and the epic battle between Google and Facebook. But this isn’t only about email, nor is the fight really between Google and Facebook (and others in the social web), because the relationships users have with each … Continue reading Is Email the New Front in the Facebook/Google War?