There are so many ways to promote your organization online today.  Indeed, you may be returning to work with a raft of 2013 resolutions to do just that.

Social communities have exploded over the past few years.  In working with our clients in the Support Department as well as promoting my own after-work projects, I know it feels like you have to be everywhere at once.  It seems that if you aren't taking advantage of every angle, then you are missing something. But just try to keep up with Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, LinkedIn, Feedburner, the new MySpace and on and on and on... not to mention your own website... it can be exhausting.

So get smart about it.

If you're looking to import data into Salesforce for your nonprofit organization, there are a number of training resources you have at your disposal from Salesforce.com and the Salesforce.com Foundation.

As a Project Manager at PICnet, I often give clients advice on how to optimize their web content for search engines. However, when posting some items to eBay the other day, I realized just how easy it is to make fatal Search Engine Optimization (SEO) flaws.

After spending a fairly tedious two hours posting nine items to eBay, here is what I have been reminded of when writing content for the web: