tweetsgiving

A new style of gratitude

by Kari Dunn Saratovsky on Wed, 11/25/2009 - 18:09
THANK YOU

We couldn’t let the Thanksgiving holiday week slip by without a quick post of gratitude – in honor of you. You are our co-conspirators, our inspiration for new ideas and fresh content, and you push us to produce more thoughtful conversations here on Social Citizens. Let’s face it, 2009 has been a tough year no matter who you are - but it’s nice to know that our social networks (both in real life and right here online) are helping us be even better when it comes to showing our thanks. 

Think about it, you can “friend” someone or “retweet” what they say. You can “like” and “rate” and “vote” and “comment” - all are gestures of gratitude even if you could never get your Uncle Al to understand what it is you do all day, while reaching across the table to pass him the bowl of cranberry sauce. But, these gestures of gratitude are built in to what we do – they are our new social currency and in this economy, the great thing is, they won’t cost you a thing.
 
In case you haven’t shown your gratitude as part of Tweetsgiving, learn more from the great folks at Epic Change and help The Twitterkids raise money to build an additional classroom, cafeteria, and library in Arusha, Tanzania.
 
This Thanksgiving remember what you’re grateful for – there are plenty of ways to do so.  From our blog to your feed, Happy Thanksgiving!
 
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Give Thanks, Tweetsgiving Style

by Kari Dunn Saratovsky on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 17:51 1

Earlier today I tuned in (via my laptop, of course) as marketing consultants Chris Garrett and John Haydon shared tips with nonprofits on how to best navigate social media – namely Twitter, Facebook, and the wild world of blogs. Not surprisingly, the number one question from online participants was where/how do I get started, and when will it pay off? 

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