Seth Godin has a great post from yesterday called “Let me see.“ It’s 18 ideas of how to present data in a way that is more valuable - such as a list of doctors in my down sorted by malpractice rate or car models sorted by crash and repair data (I’d add injuries and fatalities per million passenger miles, etc.).
So, how about let me see…
- charities sorted by those that my family or friends care about
- charities sorted by the ratings and reviews of people I know
- charities sorted by their impact in my own local community
- charities sorted by those that actually perform services vs. those that fund the charities that perform services (e.g. show me Horizons for Homeless Children, not the agencies that fund HHC)
Sound good? I thought so… What do you want to see?
Filed under: Giving Patterns, Givving is Broken, Taxonomies | Tagged: seth godin
