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How to Combine or Merge 2 Facebook Pages

By on June 26, 2011 in Facebook, Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW

If you have more than one Facebook page for your organization, you can now combine those into one one main page! In this post, I’ll walk you through the 2-step process of merging your Facebook pages.

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What to do if you have two Facebook pages

By on June 22, 2011 in Facebook, Hot Tips, Nonprofits, Social Media

What happens if your multiple Facebook pages are in violation of Facebook’s terms of use, not to mention difficult to manage (and maybe even inaccessible)? How do you get rid of the pages, if that’s what you should do? How can you keep all your fans and friends? What’s the best thing to do?

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How to Convert Your Facebook Profile into a Page – And What to Do Then!

By on June 7, 2011 in Facebook, Hot Tips, Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW, Video Tutorials

In Video 1, we’ll talk about how to get your data out of Facebook once you get their email telling you it’s ready for download. In Video 2, we’ll go over the actual process, step-by-step, of converting your profile into a page. In Video 3, we’ll look at that ZIP file Facebook sent you, learn […]

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How to place a Paypal “Donate” button on your Facebook Page

By on March 21, 2011 in Facebook, Hot Tips, Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW, Video Tutorials

UPDATE March 2011: This process has changed. Facebook no longer supports FBML, which was how we created the button interface in the past. If you already have FBML installed on your Facebook page, you’re good to go–you can continue on with this tutorial, as Facebook will continue to support FBML indefinitely. You just can’t do […]

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Facebook Announces New Changes to Pages; Interact on Facebook “as” Your Page!

By on February 11, 2011 in Facebook, Hot Tips, Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW, Video Tutorials

I’m SUPER EXCITED about the new features Facebook is rolling out for Pages!!! You now have the flexibility to interact with the other areas of Facebook as a page. Get notifications when fans interact with your page or posts. “Like” other pages and feature them on your page! Make comments as your page on other […]

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Tips and Tricks for Writing Great Nonprofit Holiday Donation Emails

By on November 28, 2010 in Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW

This blog is all about how you can ask for money better than you ever have before. Remember–you are giving donors the opportunity to invest in your mission. The key is getting THEM to feel grateful and lucky at that opportunity, so they can’t WAIT for the PRIVILEGE of giving you money!

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Huge, awesome search engine secret for non-profits

By on October 8, 2010 in Hot Tips, Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW

I’ve been holding out for a while on posting this. Honestly, I think I kind of felt like if I kept it to myself (or to the people who already knew about it) I could ensure that there was MORE for me. But then I thought, “This is GOOGLE. They have TONS of money. There’s […]

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Facebook Launches New “Places” Feature; Boon for Local Businesses But Scary for Privacy?

By on August 18, 2010 in Facebook, Networking, Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW

Facebook today launched a new dimension to their already mammoth presence on the web. This will have huge implications for your privacy on Facebook, but also presents new opportunities for your organization. First: DON’T PANIC. I’ll walk you through this! It’s called “Places” and they call it a “product.” It will automatically be available to […]

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How to Monitor What People are Saying About Your Organization Online

By on August 15, 2010 in Nonprofits, Social Media, Things You Can Do NOW

Learn ways to automate searches to keep track of what people are blogging, tweeting, facebooking and saying online about your organization.

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