Social Change Anytime Everywhere: How to Implement Online Multichannel Strategies to Spark Advocacy, Raise Money, and Engage your Community 1st Edition
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Editorial Reviews
From the Inside Flap
Social Change Anytime Everywhere is an action-oriented guide for nonprofit staff who recognize the need for a more nimble approach to building and mobilizing their communities through multifaceted campaigns and by integrating online channels with offline tactics. Whether you're a communications director, a social media campaigner, a development director, an advocacy or community organizer, or a web strategist, this book will provide you with all the tools you need to launch successful online multichannel campaigns to help you change the world and create real-world impact.
Praise for Social Change Anytime Everywhere
"If you are looking for a recipe book for tips and tactics to integrate mobile and social media to round out your nonprofit's marketing plan, look no further than this book."
BETH KANTER, master trainer, blogger, and coauthor of Measuring the Networked Nonprofit
"Changing the world is a little harder than it sounds, but this book will show you a lot of ways it can (and should) be done, in a world where new tools give us a real chance against big money!"
BILL MCKIBBEN, president and cofounder, 350.org
"In today's social, mobile, and online world, nonprofits must meet supporters on their turf, wherever and whenever they want to engage. Social Change Anytime Everywhere is a must-read guide for nonprofit professionals wanting to adopt an integrated approach to online communications that will drive results."
MELANIE MATHOS AND CHAD NORMAN, authors, 101 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits
"Many nonprofits don't see how they can fit mobile and social media into their day-to-day program activities. The authors not only show them how, but more important, why it's necessary for every organization. Social Change Anytime Everywhere shows nonprofits how advocacy today requires a multilevel engagement strategy."
SHIREEN MITCHELL, founder, Digital Sistas
From the Back Cover
Social Change Anytime Everywhere is an action-oriented guide for nonprofit staff who recognize the need for a more nimble approach to building and mobilizing their communities through multifaceted campaigns and by integrating online channels with offline tactics. Whether you're a communications director, a social media campaigner, a development director, an advocacy or community organizer, or a web strategist, this book will provide you with all the tools you need to launch successful online multichannel campaigns to help you change the world and create real-world impact.
Praise for Social Change Anytime Everywhere
"If you are looking for a recipe book for tips and tactics to integrate mobile and social media to round out your nonprofit's marketing plan, look no further than this book."
―BETH KANTER, master trainer, blogger, and coauthor of Measuring the Networked Nonprofit
"Changing the world is a little harder than it sounds, but this book will show you a lot of ways it can (and should) be done, in a world where new tools give us a real chance against big money!"
―BILL MCKIBBEN, president and cofounder, 350.org
"In today's social, mobile, and online world, nonprofits must meet supporters on their turf, wherever and whenever they want to engage. Social Change Anytime Everywhere is a must-read guide for nonprofit professionals wanting to adopt an integrated approach to online communications that will drive results."
―MELANIE MATHOS AND CHAD NORMAN, authors, 101 Social Media Tactics for Nonprofits
"Many nonprofits don't see how they can fit mobile and social media into their day-to-day program activities. The authors not only show them how, but more important, why it's necessary for every organization. Social Change Anytime Everywhere shows nonprofits how advocacy today requires a multilevel engagement strategy."
―SHIREEN MITCHELL, founder, Digital Sistas
About the Author
THE AUTHORS
Allyson Kapin is the cofounder of Rad Campaign, one of the leading Web agencies serving the nonprofit community. She helps nonprofit organizations and political campaigns create dynamic and award-winning Web sites and online marketing, fundraising, and social media campaigns.
Amy Sample Ward is a trainer and speaker focused on technology and social impact who works with nonprofits of all sizes around the world to use technology in their community impact. She is also the membership director at NTEN (Nonprofit Technology Network), a member organization devoted to helping nonprofits use technology strategically.
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Product details
- Publisher : Jossey-Bass; 1st edition (February 11, 2013)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 256 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1118288335
- ISBN-13 : 978-1118288337
- Item Weight : 1.06 pounds
- Dimensions : 6.9 x 0.7 x 9.2 inches
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This concept informs the book. I was also pleased to read about successful campaigns implemented by nonprofits that are favored by young people like Surfrider, as well as those for older adults like AARP. E-mail, social media, QR (Quick Response Codes), mobile, blogs, and direct mail are discussed, but also measurement, churn rates, listening tools, and staffing.
"Creating social change is no easy task. It takes people, planning, resources, and money." Some of my nonprofit colleagues fail to realize this. Some have jumped the gun without proper preparation, thinking it is easy. I urge them to acquire the book and learn how a comprehensive, well-thought-out campaign can be a rousing success in terms of fundraising, and a home-run for broadening an organization's visibility, strengthening its community, and affecting social change. I personally believe multi-channel campaigns such as those discussed by Amy and Allyson will continue to be a big part of the future of the nonprofit sector. Best to be prepared, and successful to boot.
We need to realize, "To create change on the ground, it's going to take more staff resources and a combination of tried-and-true organizing strategies, creative storytelling, plus developing and testing new strategies to ... raise even more awareness about our issues and connect with our community on deeper levels."
In closing, I'd like to suggest that nonprofit (and nonprofit support) organizations everywhere invite the co-authors of "Social Change Anytime Everywhere" to conduct in-person workshops about the book and their findings. These kinds of learning sessions would be well worth the investment, and a hands-on way to spread the increasingly important knowledge provided in the book.
I would have liked more discussion of monitoring, analysis, and reporting while using specific metrics for some of the numerous examples sprinkled throughout the book. I feel that would have enhanced this work's contribution to the nonprofit field's contemporary literature. But, as is, this is still a timely and worthwhile addition for communication practices.
This is also one of the few nonprofit books I've found thoroughly readable on a mobile phone device using the kindle app. To me, that shows the care taken with the publisher's attention to detail given today's use of varied reading technologies, as well.
This isn't a book for one type of organization, it's a book about social change for all nonprofits that are working to create change. I love how real the book is. Allyson and Amy have both worked in the nonprofit realm and are able to acknowledge all of the challenges that nonprofits may encounter.
If you're looking for a book about social change, and how to use social media, raise money, and engage more people, I highly recommend reading Social Change Anytime Everywhere! Full disclosure, I know the authors, though I have not let that influence this review.














