1. survey results: 4th March 2010 ‘I saw the #NFPtweetuphashtag, and a whole new world opened up!’

3. ‘A really open, friendly atmosphere’

4. ‘The friendly, laid-back atmosphere was nice’

5. ‘Very well organised’100% ‘A lot better than expected, informal and informative’

6. which of the following did the event provide? ‘It was nice to hear some people being honest about the benefits and the limitations of social media’

7. Was the time suitable? Was the venue suitable? 22.2% 77.8% 97.1% The majority of people thought evenings were most suitable time. The majority of people though the venue was suitable. Thank you Breast Cancer Care! ‘Beautiful venue and great atmosphere!’

8. what topics would you like usto explore in more depth? ‘Really interesting case studies from all the presenters – and really interesting conversations with the participants’

9. are there questions or issues you still need to explore? ‘Ways that Twitter can be used to influence and raise brand awareness’ ‘Crossover between online and offline Support’ ‘Policies on staff use of Twitter etc. in the workplace’ ‘More about the process of building a social media presence’ ‘Examples of how charities got internal organization buy-in’ ‘Community building with niche audiences’ ‘How can a charity use social media without a dedicated staff member?’ ‘How should stats inform planning, campaigning etc.?’ ‘I think it all went really well – no suggestions for improvements!’

10. Did you attend in person or online or both? Would you come again? 100% ‘Thank you for making this event accessible online. I found it very useful, followed a number of like minded people and also increased our own followers’

11. which services or tools did you use to participate online? Other’s included: Twitterberry, Twitterifficand Echofon

12. how can we improve dialogue between those participating online and those attending in person? ‘Speed Twitter networking?’ ‘Live Skype link ups to questions from those watching online’ ‘Breaks to ‘talk back’ to those online’ ‘Ask questions via blog etc. pre-event and then have them discussed at the event’ ‘I think it all went really well – no suggestions for improvements!’ ‘Bring back the collaborative Slideshow!’ ‘I thought it was great – with the most participation online I've ever seen for an event’

13. Would you be interested in attending, or helping to organise, a regional event? ‘It’s a really great initiative ... thanks for sustaining it!’

14. ‘You guys rock! the NFPtweetups get better each time!’ how regularly do you think NFPtweetup should be held?

16. During the evening is still the preferred time

17. Keep events central

18. Consider the benefit of a speed networking session to start the evening?

19. Maintain the balance between presentations and group sessions

20. Allow time for a question and answer session – including questions from those online