Take a trip around the world, looking at some social networks which might not be global players but still have an important role to play in their local markets
This document summarizes a presentation from The Social Conference 2015 that discussed how brand stories drive social media and vice versa. It included presentations from representatives of Vodafone, Spinnin' Records, Nuon, and CitizenM on how their organizations approach the relationship between their brand story, culture, values, and social media presence both internally and externally. The document outlined the various touchpoints where the brand and social media intersect, including advertising, content marketing, employee advocacy, and customer experiences. It emphasized that social media has become the total online brand experience and is the "brand heartbeat".
This document summarizes a presentation from The Social Conference 2015 that discussed how brand stories drive social media and vice versa. It included presentations from representatives of Vodafone, Spinnin' Records, Nuon, and CitizenM on how their organizations approach the relationship between their brand story, culture, values, and social media presence both internally and externally. The document outlined the various touchpoints where the brand and social media intersect, including advertising, content marketing, employee advocacy, and customer experiences. It emphasized that social media has become the total online brand experience and is the "brand heartbeat".
Arts & Cultural Forum: Constituent Lifecycle of an Arts & Cultural OrganizationBlackbaud
The document discusses strategies for managing constituent relationships for cultural organizations. It covers topics like discovering potential new constituents through effective communication of mission and use of personas and social media. Other sections provide questions on engaging current constituents both before and after visits, collecting and utilizing visitor data, turning visitors into donors and members, crowdfunding strategies, and getting constituents to endorse and advocate for the organization through social sharing and identifying influencers. The overall document aims to provide cultural organizations with best practices and strategies for effectively managing constituent relationships at different stages of the lifecycle from discovery to endorsement.
This document discusses how to engage ambassadors to help with fundraising efforts for #GivingTuesday. It defines ambassadors as people in an organization's network who can spread the mission to the community through telling stories. Ambassadors include board members, active supporters, influencers, and others. The document provides examples of "jobs" for ambassadors, including starting peer-to-peer fundraising pages, volunteering skills/time, and spreading the word on social media. It also shares tips from a previous organization's experience with #GivingTuesday and engaging ambassadors through focused projects and recognition.
Dan Harper presents on how to influence and negotiate as an awesome leader. In this talk, he covers:
* how make a huge impact within our organisations
* how to influence our direct reports, peers and managers and how they're different
* how to negotiate the best outcome for everyone involved
* what we can borrow from to improve our skills
* a breakdown of influencing styles and people dynamics to understand ourselves and others better
Fuel Good 2018: Filling the Fundraising Gaps: The Decline of Granting & Rise ...Sparkrock
CanadaHelps shares current and cutting edge data and resources from across the sector so you can bring more clarity and sustainability to your funding strategy.
This document provides best practices for fundraising on Indiegogo Life. It discusses why people fundraise for personal causes and tips for sharing your personal story. It recommends setting a higher fundraising goal to raise more money. The document also provides strategies for promoting your fundraiser through email, social media, community groups, updates, engaging traditional media, and offline sharing. It emphasizes the importance of clearly communicating your fundraising purpose and impact.
The document discusses low-cost strategies for communications and connecting with media online. It provides tips for identifying relevant journalists through online research of their websites and social media, developing story ideas and content that meets their needs, pitching ideas through email and Twitter, and monitoring media coverage. The goal is to promote organizations and their work with journalists despite limited budgets.
This document summarizes a presentation from The Social Conference 2015 that discussed how brand stories drive social media and vice versa. It included presentations from representatives of Vodafone, Spinnin' Records, Nuon, and CitizenM on how their organizations approach the relationship between their brand story, culture, values, and social media presence both internally and externally. The document outlined the various touchpoints where the brand and social media intersect, including advertising, content marketing, employee advocacy, and customer experiences. It emphasized that social media has become the total online brand experience and is the "brand heartbeat".
This document summarizes a presentation from The Social Conference 2015 that discussed how brand stories drive social media and vice versa. It included presentations from representatives of Vodafone, Spinnin' Records, Nuon, and CitizenM on how their organizations approach the relationship between their brand story, culture, values, and social media presence both internally and externally. The document outlined the various touchpoints where the brand and social media intersect, including advertising, content marketing, employee advocacy, and customer experiences. It emphasized that social media has become the total online brand experience and is the "brand heartbeat".
Arts & Cultural Forum: Constituent Lifecycle of an Arts & Cultural OrganizationBlackbaud
The document discusses strategies for managing constituent relationships for cultural organizations. It covers topics like discovering potential new constituents through effective communication of mission and use of personas and social media. Other sections provide questions on engaging current constituents both before and after visits, collecting and utilizing visitor data, turning visitors into donors and members, crowdfunding strategies, and getting constituents to endorse and advocate for the organization through social sharing and identifying influencers. The overall document aims to provide cultural organizations with best practices and strategies for effectively managing constituent relationships at different stages of the lifecycle from discovery to endorsement.
This document discusses how to engage ambassadors to help with fundraising efforts for #GivingTuesday. It defines ambassadors as people in an organization's network who can spread the mission to the community through telling stories. Ambassadors include board members, active supporters, influencers, and others. The document provides examples of "jobs" for ambassadors, including starting peer-to-peer fundraising pages, volunteering skills/time, and spreading the word on social media. It also shares tips from a previous organization's experience with #GivingTuesday and engaging ambassadors through focused projects and recognition.
Dan Harper presents on how to influence and negotiate as an awesome leader. In this talk, he covers:
* how make a huge impact within our organisations
* how to influence our direct reports, peers and managers and how they're different
* how to negotiate the best outcome for everyone involved
* what we can borrow from to improve our skills
* a breakdown of influencing styles and people dynamics to understand ourselves and others better
Fuel Good 2018: Filling the Fundraising Gaps: The Decline of Granting & Rise ...Sparkrock
CanadaHelps shares current and cutting edge data and resources from across the sector so you can bring more clarity and sustainability to your funding strategy.
This document provides best practices for fundraising on Indiegogo Life. It discusses why people fundraise for personal causes and tips for sharing your personal story. It recommends setting a higher fundraising goal to raise more money. The document also provides strategies for promoting your fundraiser through email, social media, community groups, updates, engaging traditional media, and offline sharing. It emphasizes the importance of clearly communicating your fundraising purpose and impact.
The document discusses low-cost strategies for communications and connecting with media online. It provides tips for identifying relevant journalists through online research of their websites and social media, developing story ideas and content that meets their needs, pitching ideas through email and Twitter, and monitoring media coverage. The goal is to promote organizations and their work with journalists despite limited budgets.
Polk County Extension - Social Media for Farm BusinessDennis Deery
Farmers and farm markets need inexpensive and effective ways to reach out to their consumers. Social media, web sites and email marketing can provide a way for the small farmer to tell their interesting stories and engage with their customers.
Father's Day 2016 Powerpoint for HUDTV 5-2-2016LP2013
The document announces HUD's 2016 National Father's Day event to strengthen and empower families, providing a website with more information. It expresses appreciation for support of the Father's Day initiative and provides contact information for the event coordinator Gerald Smith and ways to register or contact the event organizers.
The document provides tips for lawyers on using social media. It recommends that lawyers educate people on legal issues, speak to known concerns, and become a trusted voice in their niche. Lawyers should define their target audience and choose appropriate social media platforms to grow their online brand and visibility, which can also help with search engine optimization. The document stresses the importance of being interesting, engaging, and establishing oneself as an expert in their field.
AHA digital communications presentation dec 2015carolynheart
The document discusses the American Heart Association's digital strategy and goals for social media. It aims to build awareness of the AHA, increase support for signature events and campaigns, engage volunteers/donors/patients, and increase legislative activity. It provides details on the AHA's social media platforms and digital footprint. It also discusses how volunteers can help by engaging with and sharing AHA posts on social media to spread its life-saving messages. Finally, it discusses how sponsor involvement on social media can further the AHA's mission.
KnowCrunch - Digital & Social Media Strategy - Team 5Knowcrunch
KnowCrunch graduates of the Professional Diploma in Digital & Social Media in Athens (May ‘19), worked for a few hours and presented a complete digital & social media marketing strategy for a brand. Learn more about this awesome course: http://bit.ly/31yEXth
From Geek to Chic: Build Your Brand & Elevate Your Career in 5 StepsDux Raymond Sy
This document outlines a 5-step process for building a personal brand and elevating one's career: 1) Focus on strengths and be authentic. 2) Understand your target audience. 3) Provide consistent and valuable content on social media and at events. 4) Expand your network by engaging with industry peers. 5) Connect with others in a empathetic way by finding common ground. The overall message is that developing an authentic and meaningful personal brand takes focused effort but can help one stand out and advance their career.
Employee Guidelines & Crisis Management in Social MediaAndrew Healy
The document provides guidelines for companies on managing employee use of social media and crisis management. It recommends conducting background checks on employees, providing social media training and guidelines in a manual, and establishing clear procedures for terminating employees for social media violations. It also gives tips for companies on managing their social media accounts, including designating a single email address for access, deciding what types of interactions are acceptable on pages, and having an action plan for responding to crises or needing to take down content.
This document provides tips and strategies for intelligently navigating networking events. It recommends determining the return on investment and targeting the best events. Prior to events, it suggests researching who will attend to strategically plan connections. At events, it advises focusing on meeting targeted individuals, initiating conversations, and working the room. It also offers suggestions for comfortable approaches, icebreaker questions, and smoothly exiting conversations. Following up after events by connecting on LinkedIn and scheduling meetings is also recommended. The overall goal is to make quality connections and build long-term relationships.
High Impact on a Low Budget: Using Social Media to Stretch Your Marketing Dol...Ansley Sudderth
This document provides an agenda for a social media training session focused on using social media to stretch marketing dollars. The agenda includes sections on finding your inner social media ninja, implementing trends and techniques across various social channels, actions that can be taken today, and valuable links and resources. The training will help attendees learn social media strategies and tips that can be implemented on a low budget.
In this webinar, FirstGiving and the Organization for Autism Research draw from 2 year's worth of fundraising data collected from the New York, Chicago, and Boston marathon to give you best practices and tips to maximize your marathon fundraising. Whether you're a nonprofit or an individual raising money, follow these tips for sound success.
Baraboo Main Street - Social Media for Small BusinessDennis Deery
Small businesses can benefit from using social media to connect with customers and promote their business. While not every social network is right for every business, having a presence online can help businesses be found more easily and allow customers to interact directly. Setting goals and understanding the key metrics are important for effectively utilizing social media.
Tyler Clark presented on using social media to engage diverse audiences. He outlined three key steps: 1) Identify personas by developing profiles of target audience segments. 2) Understand where the audience spends time online and why. 3) Target social media campaigns by crafting messages and content to appeal to each persona based on what was learned. The presentation provided tips on developing in-depth personas, assessing audience habits, and planning a strategic content calendar and calls to action tailored for different groups.
The document provides low-cost and free marketing strategies for non-profits, including using social media like Facebook and YouTube, creating a blog, building a simple website, pursuing public relations opportunities, networking, and leveraging community events and calendars. It emphasizes that marketing does not require large budgets but rather creative ideas and determination to promote an organization through affordable avenues.
This document summarizes a presentation on crowdfunding for nonprofits. The presentation was given by Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Lesley Mansford and covered why nonprofits should use crowdfunding, how to launch a successful crowdfunding campaign, using social media to promote campaigns, and thanking donors. Key points include that crowdfunding increases nonprofit's donor bases, peer donations are most powerful, and social media is crucial to promote campaigns and engage networks. The presenters provided tips on setting goals and deadlines, telling compelling stories, mapping donations to impacts, starting with inner circles, and recognizing donors.
Learning Objective: Discuss traits that help develop and expand your leadership repertoire
Are leaders born or made? How do aspiring managers succeed in an ever-changing business environment? How do they lead different groups to action? Throughout this seminar, we will explore how great leaders assess themselves, manage collaborative teams, and effectively manage negotiations and conflict.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Discover how leaders communicate through storytelling and employ other communication strategies to influence.
b. Explore and analyze leadership styles.
c. Identify how organizations can develop team charters to optimize their groups, and develop a game plan for effective negotiation.
Individual stewardship plans should include key details like who will manage the donor's portfolio, how communication will be delivered, and basic donor information. The plan should also outline the donor's giving history, preferences, and event information. It is important to include forward-looking information, gift agreement requirements, past efforts, important dates and names, and glean information from contact reports. Creating a system that delivers content strategically and sets goals can help ensure seamless delivery and that promises to donors are over-delivered. The right format depends on what fits best for each individual plan.
This presentation was put together by Rachel Toburen for WordCamp Denver 2015.
All images (except for slide 6, 10, 11, and 13) were photographed by Rachel Toburen for My Fairy Dawg Mother Rescue.
The notes in the slides are for explaining the majority of my talk.
Please use this in good faith, and in the spirit of which it was intended, and do not use the images for any purpose aside from the presentation here for your own personal purposes of learning and contributing to your community.
Rachel Toburen
Metasynchronic.com
Rachel.toburen@gmail.com
@metasynchronic
This document provides low-cost marketing strategies for small organizations. It recommends using social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube which have high numbers of monthly users. Blogs can humanize your business and build credibility. A simple website with links to social media can drive traffic. Email marketing builds a contact database. Public relations efforts like news releases can generate media coverage. Networking through local groups and submitting to community calendars are also suggested low-budget options. The overall message is that creative marketing does not require large budgets but rather consistent effort on affordable channels.
Filemobile looks at Employee Generated ContentSteve Hulford
Filemobile is a SaaS-based social media platform that allows companies to gather user-generated content like photos and videos from employees, curate the best submissions, and publish the content on their internal websites and apps. The document provides details on Filemobile's features and capabilities, example case studies of companies using it, and statistics on its usage and performance.
Polk County Extension - Social Media for Farm BusinessDennis Deery
Farmers and farm markets need inexpensive and effective ways to reach out to their consumers. Social media, web sites and email marketing can provide a way for the small farmer to tell their interesting stories and engage with their customers.
Father's Day 2016 Powerpoint for HUDTV 5-2-2016LP2013
The document announces HUD's 2016 National Father's Day event to strengthen and empower families, providing a website with more information. It expresses appreciation for support of the Father's Day initiative and provides contact information for the event coordinator Gerald Smith and ways to register or contact the event organizers.
The document provides tips for lawyers on using social media. It recommends that lawyers educate people on legal issues, speak to known concerns, and become a trusted voice in their niche. Lawyers should define their target audience and choose appropriate social media platforms to grow their online brand and visibility, which can also help with search engine optimization. The document stresses the importance of being interesting, engaging, and establishing oneself as an expert in their field.
AHA digital communications presentation dec 2015carolynheart
The document discusses the American Heart Association's digital strategy and goals for social media. It aims to build awareness of the AHA, increase support for signature events and campaigns, engage volunteers/donors/patients, and increase legislative activity. It provides details on the AHA's social media platforms and digital footprint. It also discusses how volunteers can help by engaging with and sharing AHA posts on social media to spread its life-saving messages. Finally, it discusses how sponsor involvement on social media can further the AHA's mission.
KnowCrunch - Digital & Social Media Strategy - Team 5Knowcrunch
KnowCrunch graduates of the Professional Diploma in Digital & Social Media in Athens (May ‘19), worked for a few hours and presented a complete digital & social media marketing strategy for a brand. Learn more about this awesome course: http://bit.ly/31yEXth
From Geek to Chic: Build Your Brand & Elevate Your Career in 5 StepsDux Raymond Sy
This document outlines a 5-step process for building a personal brand and elevating one's career: 1) Focus on strengths and be authentic. 2) Understand your target audience. 3) Provide consistent and valuable content on social media and at events. 4) Expand your network by engaging with industry peers. 5) Connect with others in a empathetic way by finding common ground. The overall message is that developing an authentic and meaningful personal brand takes focused effort but can help one stand out and advance their career.
Employee Guidelines & Crisis Management in Social MediaAndrew Healy
The document provides guidelines for companies on managing employee use of social media and crisis management. It recommends conducting background checks on employees, providing social media training and guidelines in a manual, and establishing clear procedures for terminating employees for social media violations. It also gives tips for companies on managing their social media accounts, including designating a single email address for access, deciding what types of interactions are acceptable on pages, and having an action plan for responding to crises or needing to take down content.
This document provides tips and strategies for intelligently navigating networking events. It recommends determining the return on investment and targeting the best events. Prior to events, it suggests researching who will attend to strategically plan connections. At events, it advises focusing on meeting targeted individuals, initiating conversations, and working the room. It also offers suggestions for comfortable approaches, icebreaker questions, and smoothly exiting conversations. Following up after events by connecting on LinkedIn and scheduling meetings is also recommended. The overall goal is to make quality connections and build long-term relationships.
High Impact on a Low Budget: Using Social Media to Stretch Your Marketing Dol...Ansley Sudderth
This document provides an agenda for a social media training session focused on using social media to stretch marketing dollars. The agenda includes sections on finding your inner social media ninja, implementing trends and techniques across various social channels, actions that can be taken today, and valuable links and resources. The training will help attendees learn social media strategies and tips that can be implemented on a low budget.
In this webinar, FirstGiving and the Organization for Autism Research draw from 2 year's worth of fundraising data collected from the New York, Chicago, and Boston marathon to give you best practices and tips to maximize your marathon fundraising. Whether you're a nonprofit or an individual raising money, follow these tips for sound success.
Baraboo Main Street - Social Media for Small BusinessDennis Deery
Small businesses can benefit from using social media to connect with customers and promote their business. While not every social network is right for every business, having a presence online can help businesses be found more easily and allow customers to interact directly. Setting goals and understanding the key metrics are important for effectively utilizing social media.
Tyler Clark presented on using social media to engage diverse audiences. He outlined three key steps: 1) Identify personas by developing profiles of target audience segments. 2) Understand where the audience spends time online and why. 3) Target social media campaigns by crafting messages and content to appeal to each persona based on what was learned. The presentation provided tips on developing in-depth personas, assessing audience habits, and planning a strategic content calendar and calls to action tailored for different groups.
The document provides low-cost and free marketing strategies for non-profits, including using social media like Facebook and YouTube, creating a blog, building a simple website, pursuing public relations opportunities, networking, and leveraging community events and calendars. It emphasizes that marketing does not require large budgets but rather creative ideas and determination to promote an organization through affordable avenues.
This document summarizes a presentation on crowdfunding for nonprofits. The presentation was given by Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Lesley Mansford and covered why nonprofits should use crowdfunding, how to launch a successful crowdfunding campaign, using social media to promote campaigns, and thanking donors. Key points include that crowdfunding increases nonprofit's donor bases, peer donations are most powerful, and social media is crucial to promote campaigns and engage networks. The presenters provided tips on setting goals and deadlines, telling compelling stories, mapping donations to impacts, starting with inner circles, and recognizing donors.
Learning Objective: Discuss traits that help develop and expand your leadership repertoire
Are leaders born or made? How do aspiring managers succeed in an ever-changing business environment? How do they lead different groups to action? Throughout this seminar, we will explore how great leaders assess themselves, manage collaborative teams, and effectively manage negotiations and conflict.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Discover how leaders communicate through storytelling and employ other communication strategies to influence.
b. Explore and analyze leadership styles.
c. Identify how organizations can develop team charters to optimize their groups, and develop a game plan for effective negotiation.
Individual stewardship plans should include key details like who will manage the donor's portfolio, how communication will be delivered, and basic donor information. The plan should also outline the donor's giving history, preferences, and event information. It is important to include forward-looking information, gift agreement requirements, past efforts, important dates and names, and glean information from contact reports. Creating a system that delivers content strategically and sets goals can help ensure seamless delivery and that promises to donors are over-delivered. The right format depends on what fits best for each individual plan.
This presentation was put together by Rachel Toburen for WordCamp Denver 2015.
All images (except for slide 6, 10, 11, and 13) were photographed by Rachel Toburen for My Fairy Dawg Mother Rescue.
The notes in the slides are for explaining the majority of my talk.
Please use this in good faith, and in the spirit of which it was intended, and do not use the images for any purpose aside from the presentation here for your own personal purposes of learning and contributing to your community.
Rachel Toburen
Metasynchronic.com
Rachel.toburen@gmail.com
@metasynchronic
This document provides low-cost marketing strategies for small organizations. It recommends using social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube which have high numbers of monthly users. Blogs can humanize your business and build credibility. A simple website with links to social media can drive traffic. Email marketing builds a contact database. Public relations efforts like news releases can generate media coverage. Networking through local groups and submitting to community calendars are also suggested low-budget options. The overall message is that creative marketing does not require large budgets but rather consistent effort on affordable channels.
Filemobile looks at Employee Generated ContentSteve Hulford
Filemobile is a SaaS-based social media platform that allows companies to gather user-generated content like photos and videos from employees, curate the best submissions, and publish the content on their internal websites and apps. The document provides details on Filemobile's features and capabilities, example case studies of companies using it, and statistics on its usage and performance.
The document discusses how to determine audience and choose an appropriate writing style. It addresses understanding the audience's knowledge, attitudes, and needs to decide what information to include. It also covers analyzing the writer's purpose, attitude, and the audience's expectations to choose an appropriate role. Finally, it discusses how the relationship between the audience and writer influences the selection of a language level.
This document provides guidance on formatting research papers in MLA and APA style. It discusses taking effective notes during research, preparing documentation of sources, and using word processing tools to help. Key differences between MLA and APA formatting are outlined, such as MLA papers requiring the author's name and page number in a header while APA style needs a title page, running head, and abstract. Proper formatting of references, citations, headings and other stylistic elements are also covered.
- WCI Communities held an earnings conference call to discuss its first quarter 2015 results.
- Homebuilding revenues increased 39.6% to $67 million due to a 17.9% rise in home deliveries. Adjusted EBITDA grew 77.3% to $10 million.
- The company has a land portfolio of over 12,700 home sites and a conservative balance sheet with $145 million in cash to support continued growth.
The document discusses different types of workplace writing, including memos, letters, and short reports. Memos are brief documents used to transmit information to large groups, and have been replaced by emails in many workplaces. Letters resemble essays and use a formal full block format. Short reports are 1-3 pages and present information to allow readers to take action, with sections for introduction, discussion, and conclusions/recommendations. The document provides guidelines for formatting and writing each type of workplace document.
- WCI Communities reported a 63.9% increase in homebuilding revenues and a 84.1% increase in home deliveries for the first quarter of 2016 compared to the same period in 2015.
- The average selling price of new home orders increased 11.2% to $496,000. Real estate services revenues declined 4.8% due to a 9.8% decrease in brokerage transactions.
- Adjusted EBITDA grew 52% to $15.2 million for the quarter, with an improved adjusted EBITDA margin of 11.0%. Net income attributable to shareholders rose 17.5% to $6.7 million.
- The company has a strong balance sheet with $
The document is lyrics to a song about reflecting on life when laughter fades away and there is nothing more to say. The lyrics are sung in both English and French and reference the last page of a chapter and the last day of the year, times when things are coming to an end. The song focuses on how one looks back on their life, or "ma vie", once the spotlight and blue sky drift away and how it's the "last laugh of the laughter" at those concluding moments.
Discover the benefits of outsourcing SEO to Indiadavidjhones387
"Discover the benefits of outsourcing SEO to India! From cost-effective services and expert professionals to round-the-clock work advantages, learn how your business can achieve digital success with Indian SEO solutions.
Gen Z and the marketplaces - let's translate their needsLaura Szabó
The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
Ready to Unlock the Power of Blockchain!Toptal Tech
Imagine a world where data flows freely, yet remains secure. A world where trust is built into the fabric of every transaction. This is the promise of blockchain, a revolutionary technology poised to reshape our digital landscape.
Toptal Tech is at the forefront of this innovation, connecting you with the brightest minds in blockchain development. Together, we can unlock the potential of this transformative technology, building a future of transparency, security, and endless possibilities.
HijackLoader Evolution: Interactive Process HollowingDonato Onofri
CrowdStrike researchers have identified a HijackLoader (aka IDAT Loader) sample that employs sophisticated evasion techniques to enhance the complexity of the threat. HijackLoader, an increasingly popular tool among adversaries for deploying additional payloads and tooling, continues to evolve as its developers experiment and enhance its capabilities.
In their analysis of a recent HijackLoader sample, CrowdStrike researchers discovered new techniques designed to increase the defense evasion capabilities of the loader. The malware developer used a standard process hollowing technique coupled with an additional trigger that was activated by the parent process writing to a pipe. This new approach, called "Interactive Process Hollowing", has the potential to make defense evasion stealthier.
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