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There’s nothing inherently wrong with the word “newsletter.” Unless that’s not really what you’re offering. Many organizations are selling themselves (and their content) short by hiding it behind a lackluster name that only vaguely describes its worth. Nonprofits can use their newsletter names to attract and engage subscribers by better demonstrating relevance and value.
Sending emails to your nonprofit’s mailing list is an important part of communicating with donors, volunteers, supporters and other constituents. If you’re just getting started with an email marketing service, or maybe considering a switch from your current provider, we recommend Mailchimp for nonprofits.
You want your content to grip your supporters and leave them feeling motivated, ready to join forces and help champion your cause. What if the key to that content has been staring you in the face this whole time? The benefits of user-generated content for nonprofits can be immense, as it has the power to…
Did you hear? Facebook pages for nonprofits have a new template to work with. If you missed the memo, don’t worry!
You’ve probably heard about the benefits of showing your nonprofit’s impact for several years now. But where and how do you put these things on your website? Go beyond the blog and create an interactive map that shows your mission, stories and impact on a whole new scale.
Are you getting started with your nonprofit’s first blog? Or finally finding the time to think a little more strategically about the blog you already have on your website? You’re probably worried about how you’re going to keep up with it, which is why now is the perfect opportunity to pause and put together your…
Should I do this, or will it be a waste of my time? That’s always the question that comes up with a new(ish) social media trend. There’s not exactly an easy yes or no answer to that question when it comes to nonprofit marketing on Snapchat. The answer tends to stand more in the “it…
You’re browsing stock photos for a nice hero image on your nonprofit website. After searching and searching, you finally find one that suits your needs. The next step is easy, right? Purchase the photo and fire it up onto your website and all of your printed brochures. While, yes, it is easy to buy photos…
We all know it’s important to accept online donations, but there’s a bit more to it than that. Online donation tools are meant to make the donation process as smooth and simple as possible. However, if that means sending donors off of your site, you may be losing out on dollars along the way.
Does your nonprofit have so many silos that you should invest in some land and start a farm?