Oct 1 Reading Social Networks’ Stats & Analytics

Join us Tuesday, October 1 at 6pm for a discussion on Reading the Social Networks’ Stats & Analytics with Denise Wauters, Founder & Creative Director of Paradise Web, at Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 6340 Napa Way, Naples.

Each Social Networks has its own analytic tools and when you tap into them it’s like WOW. But! How do you read them, what do they mean and what decisions can or can’t you comfortably make based on the data you see?

Denise Wauters will discuss reading social network’s stats with a focus on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and touching on LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube. And if there is time, she will share information on the Google Ad Grant.

Ms Wauters brings 30 years marketing creativity and media science to the t4gswfl table. She has long-term, ground-level partnerships with industry leaders such as Google, Constant Contact, GoDaddy and so on. Through experience and education, Denise has a vital understanding of the internet, with certifications in AdWords and Google Analytics.

Evening Itinerary

5:30 set-up and new members

• 6:00 Dinner* & introductions
• 6:30 Announcements
• 6:45 Program
• 7:45 Q & A
• 8:00 The End and clean-up

“The Warm Up” ~ All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What are Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

We invite all local nonprofit organizations to network, learn, test and explore new technologies, to exchange ideas and best practices. #nptech #t4gswfl #nptechclub #net2.

Thank you to all our sponsors for their generous support!

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

Sep 3 – Membership, Donor and Volunteer Management

Join us Tuesday, September 3 at 6pm for a round table discussion on Membership, Donor and Volunteer Management systems facilitated by Birgit Pauli-Haack, at Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 6340 Napa Woods Way, Naples.

The driving questions, just to begin: What are member organizations using to connect with members, donors and volunteers? Is there a way to avoid the silos and 15 spreadsheets and have a unified system? What are your needs? What are you using to meet those needs?

Bring your questions and curiosity to a discussion and talk through the various needs, suggestions on what works and how it works. And, as always, short demos and a list of resources on comparisons, insights, reviews and so on. Don’t miss Membership, Donor & Volunteer Management!

Evening Itinerary

• 5:30 set-up and new members
• 6:00 Dinner* & introductions
• 6:30 Announcements
• 6:45 Program
• 7:45 Q & A
• 8:00 The end and clean-up

“The Warm Up” ~ All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What are Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

We invite all local nonprofit organizations to network, learn, test and explore new technologies, to exchange ideas and best practices. #nptech #t4gswfl #nptechclub #net2.

Thank you to all our sponsors for their generous support!

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

August 6 Incorporating Social Media with Your Website

Join us Tuesday, August 6, as Tech4Good SWFL guest speaker, Anne Katzeff, leads a discussion on Incorporating Social Media with Your Website, at Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 6340 Napa Woods Way, Naples, FL.

Integrating social media into your website is an important way to widen your reach, deepen engagement with your audience, and build brand recognition. It’s a form of digital marketing that can be fun and fulfilling. When used with intelligent strategies, social media contributes to increased support, sales and donations.

The evening will begin with Anne sharing her thoughts about the value and promise of story, and the importance of authenticity. Goals need to be identified at the beginning of any project. Underpinning those goals is the need to find our “voice” and stay true to who we are in the digital barrage of distractions.

Anne’s presentation will then focus on the actual tools you can use to achieve your goals with integrity and genuineness. Some of the questions we’ll tackle:

• What are the usual suspects (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc)?
  • What other devices and applications are available?
  • How do you use them?
  • How do you put them on your website?
  • Do you install anything on your computer?

Please join us! Bring your good humor and your story!

RSVP

Anne Katzeff specializes in designing and developing custom websites for artists, small businesses, and nonprofits.

Anne has been running her own business, ASK Design, for more than 20 years, turning her focus to web design about 10 years ago. She creates custom designs that fit each client’s needs, emphasize what they do best, and separate them from the crowd. She builds all kinds of sites: e-commerce shops and artist portfolios, individuals and businesses, Bootstrap and WordPress, Squarespace and Photoshelter.

Anne is also an artist and a teacher.

“It’s a lot of fun following your passions. Balancing the creative with the technical has kept both sides of my brain and soul happy.”

Evening Itinerary

5:30 set-up and new members

6:00 Dinner* & introductions

6:30 Announcements

6:45 Program

7:45 Q & A

8:00 The end and clean-up

“The Warm Up” ~ All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What are Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

We invite all local nonprofit organizations to network, learn, test and explore new technologies, to exchange ideas and best practices. #nptech #t4gswfl #nptechclub #net2.

RSVP

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

July 2 – Accessibility in Web and Social Media #a11y

Join us on Tuesday, July 2nd, as Tech4Good SWFL hosts a discussion on Accessibility in Web and Social Media,

• When: July 2, 2019, 6pm to 8pm
• Where: Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 6340 Napa Woods Way · Naples, FL
• Cost: Free, donation for light dinner appreciated. Please RSVP

Birgit Pauli-Haack, a leading expert on Accessibility, will instruct and lead the discussion.

Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of making websites usable by people of all abilities and disabilities. When sites are correctly designed, developed, and edited, all users can have equal access to information and functionality.

With reports of one in five people in the US claiming some sort of disability, 20% of the population is just too large of a group to ignore. According to an article in Leading Age, organization websites that are inaccessible to consumers with visual, auditory, or other disabilities may violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

“The Warm Up” ~ All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What are Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

We invite all local nonprofit organizations to network, learn, test and explore new technologies, to exchange ideas and best practices. #nptech #t4gswfl #nptechclub #net2

Evening Itinerary

• 5:30 set-up and new members
• 6:00 Dinner* & introductions
• 6:30 Announcements
• 6:45 Program
• 7:45 Q & A
• 8:00 The end and clean-up

Thank you to all our sponsors for their generous support!

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

March 5: Oops! That didn’t work!

Join us for an evening discussing what does NOT work in using technology and communications. Burning questions include – what are common mistakes and misunderstandings? What was your biggest OOPs?

• When: March 5, 2019 at 6pm
• Where: Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 6340 Napa Woods Way · Naples, FL
• Cost: Free, donation for light dinner appreciated.

Bring your failures to the meeting, but, also bring your solutions! There is no OOPs we can’t learn from.

Evening Itinerary

5:30 set-up and new members
6:00 Dinner* & introductions
6:30 Announcements
6:45 Program
7:45 Q & A
8:00 The end and clean-up

“The Warm Up” ~ All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What are Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

We invite all local nonprofit organizations to network, learn, test and explore new technologies, to exchange ideas and best practices. #nptech #t4gswfl #nptechclub #net2.

Thank you to all our sponsors for their generous support!

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

Resources: Digital Advertising for Nonprofits

A Big Thank you to Monica Ramos for sharing her expertise! It was outstanding!

The event would have not been possible without our Tech4Good organizers and volunteers: Birgit Pauli-Haack, Mark Benson, Janine Hudak and Donna Johnston. We are very grateful for your time and work!

Also a huge “Thank you” to our sponsors The Community Foundation of Collier County, NTEN, TechSoup, Noble Acts, Pauli Systems, and last but not least the Unitarian Universalist Congregation for letting us use their fabulous facility at no charge!

Thank you to our sponsors!

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

Fundraising Software Shared Resources

A Big Thank you to our panelists Martin Cohn, Peg O’Kane, Janine Hudak and Mark Smolec, for an outstanding discussion with lots of knowledge and experience to share.

Also, a big thank you to the Tech4Good organizers and volunteers: Birgit Pauli-Haack, Donna Johnston, Mark Benson and Suzanne Fundingsland. We are very grateful for your time and work! And a huge thank you to our sponsors NTEN, Techsoup, Noble Acts, Pauli Systems, and last but not least the Unitarian Universalist Congregation for letting us use their fabulous facility at no charge! Keep you eye on the website for a posting of the meetings’ materials.

• Don’t forget to join our closed Facebook Group, where we stay in touch between meetings and provide a safe space to ask questions and help each other out.
• Resources and more information is available in an 83 page pdf document of the powerpoints

See you all on July 3, 2018 for our next meeting: Content Creation + T4GSWFL’s 5 Year Anniversary! There will be cake.

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

Apr 3- Hands-on Social Media Advice & Help at Social Media Surgery

Back again at Tech4Good SWFL!

Join us for Social Media Surgery: Tips & Tricks. Tuesday April 3, 2018 at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Naples, 6340 Napa Woods Way, Naples, FL 34116.

Do you need a hand in learning social media basics, like posting photos on Facebook or writing a tweet?

Maybe you have questions about how to track the clicks on your links, or use Facebook Insights.

Maybe you would like to chat with someone about your social media strategy.

Maybe you’re a social media pro yourself, and want to share your experience with others.

Or, maybe you just need an annual check-up!

This month we’re acting out: a social media surgery.

Register now, then follow this link to complete the survey. Two minutes of your time will help us focus the evening topics.

Social media surgery is an informal, informative, and fun event started in the UK, where anyone in the community with questions about how to use social media (“patients”) come and sit down with an expert (“surgeons”, aka “doctors” as we would say) and get one-on-one, friendly, personal advice.

Think of this as an unconference: What happens at the event depends on who comes and what they want to learn. So bring your questions! Because of the nature of the event, you never know what you might learn or discover from other participants!

On hand to help answer your questions will be experts from our community who have the knowledge and experience necessary to inform and instruct you in using platforms and tools such as Facebook, Twitter, Tweetdeck, Hootsuite, Bit.ly, Pinterest, Google+ and Tumblr and many more.

Our Social Media Experts so far:

Birgit Pauli-Haack

Colleen Brady

Evening Itinerary

5:30 set-up and new members
6:00 Dinner & introductions
6:30 Announcements
6:45 Social Media Surgery
8:00 The end and clean-up

“The Warm Up” ~ All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What are Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

We invite all local nonprofit organizations to network, learn, test and explore new technologies, to exchange ideas and best practices. #nptech #t4gswfl #nptechclub #net2

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.

Dec 5 Happy Holiday Happy Hour

Come celebrate the Joy of the Season at the Tech4GoodSWFL Holiday Extravaganza. Join us for some Holiday Cheer and networking with Tech4Good members. On the program for tonight is socializing with fellow members and guests, appetizers and a cash bar!

Tuesday, December 5 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm

Pelican Larry’s Raw Bar & Grill

7785 Davis Blvd, Naples, FL 34104

Register Now

Meeting Agenda:

• 5:30 set-up and new members
• 6:00 Welcome, Appitizers, Cash bar is open
• 8:00 The end and clean-up

The Warm Up

All first-time attendees will be greeted at 5:30 pm and will be introduced to our other members to help get the lay of the land, so to speak: What is Tech4Good, the agenda, and some of the routines we established throughout the meeting.

Register Now

Thank you to our sponsors!

Donna Johnston

Donna is a co-organizer for Tech4Good SWFL. She is retired and does a little consulting in grant writing and strategic planning.