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Thursday, 17 December 2009
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
Enterprising Charities Event
Enterprising Charities is a series of events which encourages organisations to 'go the extra mile' to boost their income by exploring enterprise and trading opportunities.
Tuesday 15th December 2009
Wearmouth Community Development Trust, Sunderland
9.45 for 10.00am–12noon
An event to help third sector organisations from Tyne and Wear consider social enterprise and trading as a sustainable way to generate unrestricted income to complement other funding sources.
Delivered in partnership with SES (Sustainable Enterprise Strategies), this event will be a chance to look at the following topics:
- Social Enterprise: something that you ARE, or something that you DO?
- Enterprise alongside other sources of funding (grants, contracts, donations)
- Legal technicalities – trading arms, CICs and charity law
- Support available for enterprising organisations
If you like what you hear at the event...
...and you want to further explore social enterprise as an addition to your existing work, SES will work with you to share their in-depth knowledge of social enterprise, offering one to one support and mentoring to organisations keen to develop their enterprising activity.
Enterprising Charities Event
Enterprising Charities
Enterprising Charities is a series of events which encourages organisations to 'go the extra mile' to boost their income by exploring enterprise and trading opportunities.
When
Tuesday 15th December 2009
Where
Wearmouth Community Development Trust, Sunderland
Time
9.45 for 10.00am–12noon
An event to help third sector organisations from Tyne and Wear consider social enterprise and trading as a sustainable way to generate unrestricted income to complement other funding sources.
Delivered in partnership with SES (Sustainable Enterprise Strategies), this event will be a chance to look at the following topics:
* Social Enterprise: something that you ARE, or something that you DO?
* Enterprise alongside other sources of funding (grants, contracts, donations)
* Legal technicalities – trading arms, CICs and charity law
* Support available for enterprising organisations
If you like what you hear at the event...
...and you want to further explore social enterprise as an addition to your existing work, SES will work with you to share their in-depth knowledge of social enterprise, offering one to one support and mentoring to organisations keen to develop their enterprising activity.
Click here to download a booking form for this event"
Enterprising Charities is a series of events which encourages organisations to 'go the extra mile' to boost their income by exploring enterprise and trading opportunities.
When
Tuesday 15th December 2009
Where
Wearmouth Community Development Trust, Sunderland
Time
9.45 for 10.00am–12noon
An event to help third sector organisations from Tyne and Wear consider social enterprise and trading as a sustainable way to generate unrestricted income to complement other funding sources.
Delivered in partnership with SES (Sustainable Enterprise Strategies), this event will be a chance to look at the following topics:
* Social Enterprise: something that you ARE, or something that you DO?
* Enterprise alongside other sources of funding (grants, contracts, donations)
* Legal technicalities – trading arms, CICs and charity law
* Support available for enterprising organisations
If you like what you hear at the event...
...and you want to further explore social enterprise as an addition to your existing work, SES will work with you to share their in-depth knowledge of social enterprise, offering one to one support and mentoring to organisations keen to develop their enterprising activity.
Click here to download a booking form for this event"
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Top 7 websites to teach yourself SEO
Design Aid provides all it's charity websites hosted on a Heart Internet resellers account the little gem of info and links to SEO resources below was in their latest newsletter and I thought it was worth sharing with others on my blog.
So, here are some words and links from Matthew...
"When I first got into online marketing many moons ago, my main focus was on paid search (Google AdWords et al) and my job revolved around creating campaigns, bids, clicks, conversions etc however, although it wasn’t part of my job at that time, I found SEO equally as interesting and wanted to learn more. Without any on the job experiences to learn from I went looking online for websites that would help me, and they did. Since then SEO has become part of my job in a couple of positions and I can honestly say the following websites were a big reason why I knew enough about the subject to be able to work in that field.
Whether you are a complete beginner or you an SEO master, these sites have enough of a back catalogue and regular new information to keep you going for months!
1. http://www.seomoz.org/blog: Starting as an SEO agency they have used their blog to position themselves as a global resource for the industry
2. http://www.seobook.com/blog: A mix of practical advice, industry news and personal opinion
3. http://searchengineland.com/columns/: one of my favourite sites, the columns section covers all aspects of search marketing
4. http://searchenginewatch.com/sew_archive_experts&type=sew_experts/sem-101&issue=2009: Really good introductory articles to various aspects of online marketing
5. http://www.wolf-howl.com: This site has been around for years and it mixes advice with commentary and personal opinion
6. http://econsultancy.com/blog: The volume of posts each day can be a bit too much and some articles don’t go in to a lot of detail, but the percentage that do hit the money make it worth it.
7. http://www.toprankblog.com/: Good traditional ‘how to’ blog with some great advice for all levels of knowledge
These are the sites that I relied on to get me up to speed early on and the ones I still read each week, and I’m sure many have your own, so if you’d like to share them leave a comment and link below…
P.S. For a great list of online marketing sites check our AdAge’s Power 150"
So, here are some words and links from Matthew...
"When I first got into online marketing many moons ago, my main focus was on paid search (Google AdWords et al) and my job revolved around creating campaigns, bids, clicks, conversions etc however, although it wasn’t part of my job at that time, I found SEO equally as interesting and wanted to learn more. Without any on the job experiences to learn from I went looking online for websites that would help me, and they did. Since then SEO has become part of my job in a couple of positions and I can honestly say the following websites were a big reason why I knew enough about the subject to be able to work in that field.
Whether you are a complete beginner or you an SEO master, these sites have enough of a back catalogue and regular new information to keep you going for months!
1. http://www.seomoz.org/blog: Starting as an SEO agency they have used their blog to position themselves as a global resource for the industry
2. http://www.seobook.com/blog: A mix of practical advice, industry news and personal opinion
3. http://searchengineland.com/columns/: one of my favourite sites, the columns section covers all aspects of search marketing
4. http://searchenginewatch.com/sew_archive_experts&type=sew_experts/sem-101&issue=2009: Really good introductory articles to various aspects of online marketing
5. http://www.wolf-howl.com: This site has been around for years and it mixes advice with commentary and personal opinion
6. http://econsultancy.com/blog: The volume of posts each day can be a bit too much and some articles don’t go in to a lot of detail, but the percentage that do hit the money make it worth it.
7. http://www.toprankblog.com/: Good traditional ‘how to’ blog with some great advice for all levels of knowledge
These are the sites that I relied on to get me up to speed early on and the ones I still read each week, and I’m sure many have your own, so if you’d like to share them leave a comment and link below…
P.S. For a great list of online marketing sites check our AdAge’s Power 150"
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