Books: ‘Internet Management for Nonprofits’
Ted Hart: ‘[Online is] no no longer an interesting add-on or feature that is optional.’
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Just as "Internet Management for Nonprofits: Strategies, Tools & Trade Secrets" advises its readers to do, the book is available via different channels — including Kindle, online, e-mail updates and hardcover — and takes on the appropriate identity in each.
Lead editor Ted Hart says the three-part book covers topics ranging from digital fundraising to how the Internet can make nonprofit management easier. Chapter one starts off with one of the more controversial topics in marketing today, "The ROI of Social Media," and gets more intense from there, delving into online security, multichannel fundraising and Web analytics. And those are just a few of the chapters.
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