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Items tagged with strategy Information About How New Media Works (5244) in New Media WorksUpdated 16 weeks ago, Tagged by: nmw
 Pablo Halkyard (17)Updated 24 weeks ago, Tagged by: Pablo Halkyard
 May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comMoney, it's a hit...don't give me that do goody-good bullsh#t.
Capital is one of the crucial elements to pushing the social enterprise uphill. No cash limits the orgs options. Share some of your earned income strategies and various income streams...Updated 30 weeks ago, Tagged by: Peter Rees
Comment (8) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comA new earned income strategy
ok here goes. I am so excited about an idea I've got floating in my brain it's hard to set it down in written words. If this can work, I may have invented a new way of sourcing social investment capital that could be ve...Updated 33 weeks ago, Tagged by: Christina
Comment (5) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comI am trailblazing in developing some new revenue generating mechanisms for the LiA community right now. Very excited about a new website I am working on for launch later this month - part of it at least should be up by next week. This version is gett...Updated 33 weeks ago, Tagged by: Christina
Comment (15) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.commission based does not mean non-profit exclusively. In fact on this website the minority of mission based organizations are non-profits. It seem to me one of the key opportunities of social enterprise is to move beyond the constraints of non-profit...Updated 34 weeks ago, Tagged by: Peter Rees
Comment (5) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.com"Share some of your earned income strategies and various income streams if you desire. How much from where? Who pays and why? What else could they buy from you? Who are your customers? What is most important to your customer, quality, service or pric...Updated 34 weeks ago, Tagged by: Peter Rees
Comment (64) on <Ned> Marketing Efforts and Sales Channels from & in Kampala (0) in Ned moved to Ned.comHi Sebastian,
Your thinking is not exactly flawed, IMO, but I'm a couple of steps ahead in implementing some of your ideas and have experienced some significant snags. I have been experimenting with ways to overcome ecommerce barriers from Uganda si...Updated 35 weeks ago, Tagged by: Christina
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