Take 10 minutes and make sure your nonprofit organization’s website is in great shape. Check the year in the footer. Make sure it’s current. Fini. Look at the date on the most recent update or news item. If the date is within the last 60 days, move on. If the date is older than 60 [...]
HTML 101
This presentation is tailored for people who edit web content and want to know the very basics of HTML 101. HTML 101 on Prezi
Building the Leadership Pipeline
This presentation was created for the 2010 YNPN National Conference in Denver. Building the Leadership Pipeline View more presentations from Yesenia Sotelo
Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) Tips
Though this will be my fifth NTC, I was once a first-timer. I was as excited as I was intimidated. For all my fellow introverts, I drafted some insider tips to help you enjoy the conference. Bring business cards… and a pen. Exchanging business cards is great! Bring a pen to write down your twitter [...]
What’s your personal nonprofit communications curriculum?
Professional development is important to your personal fulfillment and the fulfillment of your organization’s mission. Even when budgets are low and deadlines are looming, you can still afford professional development time. This fall, set some time aside to develop a self-driven communications curriculum for yourself. Nonprofit Communications 101 What’s being taught in class? Decide what [...]
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