Mark Schaefer
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Mark Schaefer writes about marketing, blogging, social media, and content strategy, with posts on content shock and influencer tools.
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itsprofitbaron · 2013-03-17
It depends on the niche as NGO's still provides a large scope.
For instance if your NGO's is a non-profit I would immediately go to: http://www.google.com/grants/ and apply for the $10,000 per month Adwords Grant.
After that I would start by reaching out to sites listed in:
http://nonprofit.alltop.com/ and http://www.businessesgrow.com/2011/05/08/the-worlds-best-non-profit-bl…
I would reach out to them with the intention of getting a post written about the non-profit in them and/or offer them a guest post to post on their websites.