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  1. listening in a digital world
  2. ::assumptions
  3. There are people out there who are interested in our issues.
    (whether we know them or not)
  4. Those people are active in our communities.
    (whether we help them or not)
  5. We want to engage those interested and active people in our work.
    (whether we agree with them or not)
  6. That’s the heart of collaboration:
    Engaging with interested and active people to create change.
  7. But first:
    you have to listen
  8. ::the steps
  9. 1. Set up your toolbox
  10. The RSS Reader
    Google Reader
    Bloglines
    Netvibes
    Feedly
  11. Brainstorm keywords
    Organization name
    Issue area
    Synonyms for issue area
    Other nonprofit names in your space
    Program, services, and event names
    URLs for your blog, web site, online community
    Geography
  12. Set up your feeds
    Google Alerts
    Twitter Search
    Technorati
    Flickr
    YouTube
    BackType
    Blogpulse
    Social Mention
    BoardReader
  13. And a few other accounts…
    Twitter
    Delicious
    BackType
    Flickr
    YouTube
  14. 2. Make listening a practice
  15. Lurk for the first 30 days
    Review feeds first thing every morning
    Open interesting links in new tabs
    Read and follow links
    Subscribe to new feeds
    “Share” the most interesting information
  16. On Day 31, go into triage mode
    Be quick to mark as read
    “Share” or “Star” as the first level of interest
    Bookmark in delicious
    Share with short comment in Twitter
  17. On Day 45, begin to leave comments
    Add value to the conversation
    Don’t be afraid to disagree
    Keep to the point of the post
    Point to relevant sources if you’ve more information
    Watch the conversation develop
  18. 3. Regular time for reflection
  19. Review the trends
    What/who do you share?
    Where do you comment?
    Are topics of conversation changing?
    Are topics important to you increasing or decreasing in frequency?
    Where are the most interesting conversations happening?
  20. Measure your influence
    Mining delicious
    Twitter
    Followers
    Retweets
    Link activity
    Return traffic
  21. Aggregate your contributions
    Friendfeed
    Backtype
    Delicious
    Twitter
  22. Sources
    We Are Media: Tactical Track Module 1
    http://www.wearemedia.org/Tactical+Track+Module+1
    nptech tag
    http://delicious.com/tag/nptech
  23. Thank you
    Marnie Webb
    http://www.techsoupglobal.org
    http://twitter.com/webb
    http://delicious.com/ext337
    http://ext337.org
  24. License
    This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.

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