Technology

Your interaction online should reflect and add to your overall brand. Colors, logos, fonts, and language should be consistent. Here are some tips on transferring and integrating your brand online.

Google Sites is one of the tools found in Google's nonprofit resources, it allows you to display a variety of information in one place – including videos, slideshows, calendars, presentations, attachments and text – and share it for viewing with a small group, an entire organization or the world. You always control who has access to your site.

Social media is everywhere today! This guide will teach you the basics to using online tools and networks to get the word out about your cause or project. Be sure to know who your audience is and go where they are. That could mean reaching them on their cell phone, at the coffee shop, or on Twitter. Don't forget social media can also help you motivate staff, reach out to potential partners, or even raise money

Your organization might be small now, but planning for your technology needs is still a good idea. There are plenty of ways to get affordable or free tech stuff. Just be sure to plan ahead!

George Weiner, CTO of Do Something, shows us how to make a website for less than ten bucks. Really.

Presenting information through video will engage viewers while also entertaining and informing them. Follow these steps to create effective videos that will encourage people to care about your project or organization:

Do not start this before you have a logo and clear vision for your organization.