Comments on: Blogging for Nonprofits http://www.stlworkingmom.com/2007/07/12/blogging-for-nonprofits/ One working mom's survival guide, parental ponderings and frustrating failures. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:09:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: marijean http://www.stlworkingmom.com/2007/07/12/blogging-for-nonprofits/#comment-9445 marijean Thu, 12 Jul 2007 19:26:48 +0000 http://www.stlworkingmom.com/?p=486#comment-9445 No David -- thank you, for providing PR people like me with the language we need to help clients grasp the ideas that will help move their organizations forward. Your comment is spot-on, too. The experiment approach is a good one, and will give some organizations that reassurance they might need to get started. Thanks again! I'll keep reading and learning. No David — thank you, for providing PR people like me with the language we need to help clients grasp the ideas that will help move their organizations forward.

Your comment is spot-on, too. The experiment approach is a good one, and will give some organizations that reassurance they might need to get started.

Thanks again! I’ll keep reading and learning.

]]> By: David Meerman Scott http://www.stlworkingmom.com/2007/07/12/blogging-for-nonprofits/#comment-9429 David Meerman Scott Thu, 12 Jul 2007 18:33:21 +0000 http://www.stlworkingmom.com/?p=486#comment-9429 Many thanks for reading my book (and blog) and also for taking the time to write about it here. I'm thrilled that you agree with the power of blogs for nonprofits. It is an excellent way to reach people. And starting a blog need only be an experiement. If it doesn't work out, so what? You just shut the blog down. But more than likely your blog will become a critical component of a marketing and communications strategy. Best, David Many thanks for reading my book (and blog) and also for taking the time to write about it here. I’m thrilled that you agree with the power of blogs for nonprofits. It is an excellent way to reach people. And starting a blog need only be an experiement. If it doesn’t work out, so what? You just shut the blog down. But more than likely your blog will become a critical component of a marketing and communications strategy.

Best, David

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