Is Your Nonprofit Getting Zuckerpunched? The tech world has repeatedly witnessed Facebook executing bold daylight robberies of ideas, features and technologies from a variety of competitors. The Snapchat team can painfully attest to the brazen heist of their innovative “Story” feature. Facebook added this into their Instagram product and then mercilessly leveraged their massive reach […]
Photo by StartBloggingOnline.com Facebook’s newsfeed algorithm treats likes, comments and shares differently—giving shares the most weight, and likes the least. This makes sense when you think about the way you use Facebook: Likes—Likes are the throwaway gesture of social media. When you like a Page Update, you’re essentially saying “Huh, that’s interesting” or “I like
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Oh, this era of instant gratification. It affects us in every aspect of our lives, whether it’s wanting to find the shortest line at the grocery store, how long it takes us to get our food at a restaurant, or how long it takes us to lose those last few pesky pounds. Even in our
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Last month, Facebook rolled out the new Facebook Pages design to all Pages. This redesign of Facebook Pages is intended to help admins “find the tools they use most”. The layout is also meant to display posts more consistently on desktop and mobile. Here are 7 Facebook Page features you need to know about (also see
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Photo via Creative Commons There has been a LOT of talk over the last week or so regarding changes that Facebook is rolling out. In case you missed the hubaballoo, essentially Facebook is going to be cutting the organic reach of “pages” down to about 1-2%. The result as best as anyone can tell is
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Oregon State University ichthyologist Brian Sidlauskas and his fellow science peers (who are also his Facebook friends) documented more than 5,000 fish in under 24 hours using Facebook. Before you read any further, watch the following video that describes how they used photo tagging to achieve this impossible task. How are you using Facebook to
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My first post of 2013 was 3 Steps to Using Twitter to Gather Nonprofit News. Nearly a year later it’s still a useful post with some great suggestions on how to stay informed – minute to minute – on nonprofit happenings. But man and woman do not live by cause alone. I learn a lot
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