through nonprofit eyes: YouTube for Non-Profits

Thursday, April 8, 2010

YouTube for Non-Profits

The good folks at Mashable.com put together a list of 5 ways non-profits can use YouTube to help their efforts. Here's the short version:

I would add that it is worth integrating into other platforms, particularly a good Facebook fan page. You can use this application and FBML to create a standalone YouTube tab on your fan page or (better yet) to incorporate the video into a great landing page. I'll dive into landing pages more next week...

Penn State incorporated YouTube into their Facebook page better than most of the fan pages I've seen. Click here for the page and see a screenshot below.

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