Social Networking: Fruitful or Disappointing? – TechSoup
"... the success stories [about nonprofits using social networks] can be a bit thin compared to the number of nonprofits experimenting with these sites, and the investment in the staff time required to build and maintain an online social network can be substantial. Each nonprofit has its own set of priorities, and it's unlikely that social networking will top the list for every organization.
Who is likely to get the most value out of social networking sites?"
Brett Bonfield, Idealware, 8 January 2008
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Find responses to Todd's question in his article "Should Your Organization Use Social Networking Sites? Signs that a social networking site might work — or not work — for you". You can view and/ or join in the discussion as well as read the article.
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Yes, but we must not also forget thats there is the fun aspect too. People still use Social Networking for meeting people, having discussions and fun. It is good to finally see a New Zealand Social Networking site like http://www.kiwipulse.co.nz dont you think? Its been going for around 2 months with over 1000 members now. Lets see what happens.
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