The consequences of malnutrition in children are:
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Tell A Friend Spreads The Word
Everyone is talking about viral marketing. However a better description may be exponential Marketing. It is all that old Breck shampoo commercial, “She told 2 friends, who told 2 friends, who told 2 friends….” What we are talking about here is exponential growth of the number of people who are in on the secret.
Source: StayGoLinksEl sitio Browsershots nos permite ver como nuestro sitio o blog se ve en distintos navegadores y sistemas operativos. Es muy facil de usar, solo ingresamos la dirección de nuestro sitio o blog, elegimos qué navegadores nos interesan ver, en qué sistema operativo y por último una serie de parámetros como tamaño de pantalla, profundidad de color, si usa o no Javascript, Java y Flash. Como resultado nos entrega capturas de pantallas de nuestro sitio, visto en distintas combinaciones de navegadores y sistemas operativos.
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Oxfam, The Global Call to Action Against Poverty, Comic Relief, Save the Children, and others are teaming up with YouTube and Black Eyed Peas’ frontman, will.i.am to launch a new song and video. The song will inspire individuals to take action and hold their leaders to account for their Millennium Development Goal commitments. The launch coincides with the UN High Level Event on the MDGs being held September 25th, in New York. The inter-agency campaign team is blogging their experience as they build and launch the action.
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Recibí un mensaje de los responsables de un nuevo blog que nació hace pocos días atrás. El mismo se llama Biblia y allí pretenden que sea un sitio de reunión para pastores, líderes cristianos y cualquier persona interesada en el estudio de la Biblia.
Igualmente dicen que tratarán de discutir todo tipo de tema, aunque con un enfoque en las palabras de la Biblia.
Source: GeeksRoomAs I watch the growth of Compendium Blogware, it really does warm my heart that I played an early role (and continuing role as best I can) in a business that’s changing the behavior and landscape of how businesses communicate with their prospects and customers.
Chris Baggott is an amazing evangelist for the medium and his [...]
Source: The Marketing Technology BlogPeriodically we here at TechSoup like to share what we're reading. The latest blog gem that I've added to my feed reader is Cause Global, a blog which covers social media for social change and the people involved in using technology tools to make the world a better place.
Source: NetSquared, a project of TechSoup.org blogsYesterday, I wrote how to calculate your Word Count using MySQL on your blog’s postings in Wordpress. I wanted to analyze my posts to see if my blog was impacted by how long my posts were. Here are the results!
Creating Social Change is a project of Global Partnerships for Activism & cross-cultural Training. The purpose of this blog will be to share our knowledge, encounters and interests about the process of creating social change. Articles should be useful to the end user and assist them in learning more about running their own projects.
What can I do with Creating Social Change?
Source: NetSquared, a project of TechSoup.org blogsLots of do-good bloggy "Days" coming up!
Blog Day
August 31st
A day for bloggers to recommend 5 new blogs to their readers,"preferably Blogs that are different from their own culture, point of view and attitude." For more info. go to www.blogday.org.
Today was the first day of BlogINDIANA and it was fantastic. I did a lot of twittering from the event, and even ran a live feed for a little while.
The first session I attended really blew me away, it was on the legal aspects of blogging. The session wasn’t run by an attorney but by a blogger, Andrew Paradies, who really took note of all of the intricacies of the legalities associated with blogging. The topic was so compelling that I immediately edited my footer and added a Disclaimer to my Terms of Service page.
Source: The Marketing Technology BlogAbout two months ago, a small group of you participated in a short poll about the #1 reason you read the NetSquared Blog. Almost half of you said it was to read about, "Case Studies of Nonprofits Using the Social Web."
I'd love to hear more about the kind of information you are looking for. Do you want . . .
Stories about how a social web tool was used as part of an organization's campaign?
Stories about how to convince reluctant team members to try social web tools?
Stories about how to use online tools to inspire offline action?
Stories about using the social web to build community?
Source: NetSquared, a project of TechSoup.org blogsIf you’ve not bought your tickets already, be sure to get them while you can! (And for a 15% discount, use code BLOGDISC)
Whether you’re a corporate blogger or just have your own blog, one of growth factors of your blog will depend on your ability to reach new readers who are not aware your blog exists. I do this through a number of techniques… in order of importance they are:
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