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The Voice of Your Community: The Strategic Role of Stakeholder-Generated Content

On Demand Seminars Now Available:

The Voice of Your Community: The Strategic Role of Stakeholder-Generated Content

How many students:

“On Demand” means that this seminar is available anytime that works best in your schedule. Also included is a 30 minute phone consultation with the instructor, so you can ask questions and get feedback on your particular situation.

Detailed Description

New media has given every one of your stakeholders the means to communicate in much the same ways as you do, whether it’s news, information, action alerts, fundraising appeals, organizing, recruitment, teaching, or community building. Organizations are all looking at so-called “user-generated content” programs, but most of our actual efforts are banal failures. In this ninety minute workshop, we’ll teach you how to:

  • scale your community efforts to your resources and get the best ROI
  • motivate your stakeholders to contribute productively
  • apply Fair Use principles to the content developed
  • find exactly the right strategic positioning for your organization
  • apply the single most powerful, and least obvious, strategy for building your online capacity

You probably have a sense that stakeholder-generated content may be a boon to your cause and your strategies, but do you know what to do with it? If you’re looking for guidance on how to choose the right approaches for your organization, your cause, and your resources, then this workshop is right for you.
 

Testimonials
    “This was a TERRIFIC seminar!! The content was the BEST I have ever heard. Michael is brilliant and a visionary who can really see the big picture. He is so RIGHT! We plan to develop our “community” area and this is exactly the way to do it. Of COURSE we should listen first.”
     

Faculty:

Michael Gilbert

Michael C. Gilbert

This seminar is taught by Michael C. Gilbert, the author of Communication Centered Technology Planning, 2nd Edition, the designer of the Nonprofit Blogging Strategies seminar, and a long time coach and consultant on matters related to information and effectiveness in work and civil society. Michael has helped over 1000 organizations build their communication resources, has conducted over two dozen studies of nonprofit communication practices, and is the Editor of the Journal of Networks and Civil Society. He is also the Editor of Nonprofit News, the sponsor and organizer of the Gilbert Authors Network, and the Founding President of the Nonprofit Technology Network. For more information about Mr. Gilbert, please see his bio.
 

Delivery Options

Our pre-packaged online seminar here consists of a 90 minute session.

Live Online Seminars: These are presented at a scheduled date & time, broadcast live, and include live Q&A time with the instructor. Live online seminars presented by The Gilbert Center are open registration seminars, which means that anyone can attend. You can read the technical requirements and other basic facts for live online seminars.

On-Demand Online Seminars: On-demand means you can attend at a time that is most convenient for your schedule. Each one consists of the recording of the most recent live presentation for you to watch, and comes packaged with a phone consultation with the instructor so you can ask questions about the seminar materials and how they can best be put to use in your particular situation. You can also read technical requirements and other basic facts for on-demand seminars. The list of seminars available on-demand is listed down the right-hand side of that same page.

Private Sessions: If you have a group of people to whom you would like to offer training, please consider our private packages. You can hire us to present any of the seminars listed on this site, or custom sessions, for your group privately; online or in person at your location. Read example package outlines here. Please contact us with any questions you have, or to discuss scheduling a seminar for your group.