Social Media Marketing, Job Satisfaction, And “ecoomic bullying”

Mar 22, 2013 10:00 AM

Here’s a roundup of what’s buzzing in the social sector this week.

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If nonprofits pay some people unfair salaries and rely on free labor, is it a form of “economic bullying”? The Chronicle of Philanthropy discusses this issue with Professor John Tropman.
Click through to this interactive website to see how nonprofits are using mobile apps and texting to serve their supporters.
The Harvard Business Review promotes a new type of philanthropy: donating data to the social good sector.
Facebook’s strategic partnerships manager Libby Leffler talks to Mashable about how nonprofit organizations can make the most out of Facebook.

Nonprofit career guru Rosetta Thurman talks about finding satisfaction with your job as a fundraiser in this podcast.
Ever wanted to know what it’s like to be an emergency responder? Watch this video about “a night in the life of a volunteer EMT.”
Social media expert Guy Kawasaki and Network For Good hosted a #Nonprofit911 webinar about how to get more followers on social media. The presentation is now available online.