January 4th, 2007

Mapping your donors with a widget

I have to point you over to Beth Kanter’s post about the new ChipIn mapping widget that mashes Googlemaps with GEO-IP tracking of donations.

This is the best application of Googlemaps I’ve seen since the Be the Full Stop campaign I posted about in October.

Also worth a read is this post by Idealware’s Laura Quinn about distributed online fundraising tools.

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By Steve Bridger filed under giving, googlemaps, web 2.0, widgets

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2 Responses to “Mapping your donors with a widget”

  1. Louise Cook Says:
    February 6th, 2007 at 2:51 pm

    Steve

    Came across your blog via my colleague Adrian Melrose. So I thought I would take a look at some of your old posts.

    I read this with interest and thought you may which to look at my post which talks about the Charity Conversation Gap using tools created by Steve Rubel and Niall Cook.

    You may also want to read Niall’s blog post on viral mapping. Both are informative on looking at understanding who is talking to whom or about what in the web.

  2. Steve Bridger Says:
    February 6th, 2007 at 5:54 pm

    Thanks for stopping by, Louise. I found the Charity Conversation Gap post, but it was the viral mapping that really caught my attention. I’m sure Beth would like to visualise (if she hasn’t already) how her personal fundraising campaign spread virally…

    Steve

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