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To provide some context, many of my clients are nonprofits and foundations. My suggestion is to take those 27 issues and do one of them really, really well. You
by bwh2 13y ago
To provide some context, many of my clients are nonprofits and foundations. My suggestion is to take those 27 issues and do one of them really, really well. You could build a business around any of the areas you mentioned, but not all of them.
If you choose issue/cause discovery, focus on disaster relief organizations. Create partnerships with companies that already provide these organizations with software and services. Become the vendor of the NPO's vendor.
Right now, it's not clear what problem you're solving and who you're solving it for.
- bbissoon 13y ago"Browse and Follow the Social Media of Countless Nonprofits - All in One Place." - that's what Philantro provides. The issues we've accounted for are connected to this core. Livestrong has Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Flickr. They publicize all these networks because they want to raise awareness and grow followers. The core of Philantro stems from bringing these networks together so users can follow, contribute and interact with their favorite nonprofits in one place. Now Livestrong on Philantro: https://www.philantro.com/livestrong https://www.philantro.com/livestrong While viewing Livestrong - you see other nonprofits related to Cancer so you can browse. You can also view public followers to see what nonprofits they follow. Here's Cancer Nonprofits on Philantro: http://bit.ly/1c31de0 http://bit.ly/1c31de0 In this view you see what all Cancer Related organizations are talking about on all their social networks in near real-time. Here's Cancer Orgs in Texas Only: http://bit.ly/1ausPpP http://bit.ly/1ausPpP Hey bwh2, interested in connecting via email? Are you're in the nonprofit industry?
- bwh2 13y agoGood call; emailing you now.