Just one more day remains in the NonProfit Technology Network’s 2012 San Francisco Nonprofit Technology Conference and we’re sad to think about leaving. But we couldn’t be more excited about the people we met and all we learned at the … Continue reading
Hey, listen, I screwed up. If you attended the Beyond the Like: Social Media Birds of a Feather (12NTCBirds) session, you probably noticed that no one from Giveo showed up to moderate the session. We are sorry; here’s what happened. We submitted … Continue reading
Less than one day till the festivities begin and there’s still time to ENTER TO WIN a $150 gift certificate to Newton Running! As promised however, the follies of team Giveo must continue. This time, in his own words, our … Continue reading
All of us here at Giveo, being a generally active crew, have had our fair share of athletic trials and tribulations. But as a crew, we’ve all bonded around our team runs. And at Boulder, CO’s lofty 5400 foot elevation, … Continue reading
Since our humble beginnings in 2010, we at Giveo have made it our mission to help marketers make positive social change in the cause marketing space. We’ve been privileged to work with organizations like AARP, ASPCA, the Unreasonable Institute, Shell Foundation, the … Continue reading
In 2006 I read this article by Jakob Nielsen about a phenomenon that he dubbed “participation inequality” in community Web sites. His research revealed something exceptional about how people participate in community sites. After exploring the volume of comments in a … Continue reading
Social media messaging often revolves around one singular objective: acquiring the highest possible fan count. Companies willingly pour resources into obtaining followers, likes and email addresses without blinking, believing they’ll provide the one or two additional channels they might need … Continue reading
This week on Efforts for Good, we’re pleased to present an incredible crowdsourcing contest collaboration between Grand Trunk Goods and Giveo. To quote their website, “Travel is about experience, something that stays with you for the rest of your life.” … Continue reading
From Trailhead Terrace to Marmot Mountain to Pipsqueak Pond, the Mordecai Children’s Garden, part of the Denver Botanic Gardens, offers youngsters a place to play, explore and discover what nature has to offer. With over three acres of flora and … Continue reading
A few weeks back, we introduced you to a revolutionary new organization called CauseBeats that connects popular recording artists, fans and nonprofits to causes with a mission to fundamentally change the face of philanthropy in the music industry. Currently, they’re … Continue reading