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Measuring Your Nonprofit Marketing Success

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Are you ready to get serious about measuring your nonprofit marketing success? One of the reasons that measuring nonprofit marketing communications work is so hard is that we have a lot of different marketing and communications objectives to consider. Measurement Frameworks for Communications and Marketing.

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Email Marketing Benchmarks for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Email marketing platform GetResponse has released some email marketing benchmarks data you might be interested in. They only looked at active senders with at least 1,000 contacts. For nonprofits specifically, they have: Open Rate: 30.85%. To get this data, GetResponse analyzed 5.5 Click-Through Rate: 2.13%.

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Level Up Your Permission-Based Marketing and List Building

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

No matter where you are in the process of creating more effective communications and marketing for your nonprofit, you can always do more. Here’s how we suggest you level up your permission-based marketing, list building, and segmentation. But that means it is very easy to get overwhelmed! Level 1: Beginner.

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Using Psychology in Nonprofit Marketing

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

and I found myself gravitating towards Communications, Media Studies, and yes – Marketing. As nonprofit marketers, we are constantly using the laws of psychology and sociology, sometimes without even realizing it. But they are also strong marketing tools. Then, practicality kicked in (gotta pay those college loans!),

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Beyond Dollars and Cents: Creating a Winning Nonprofit Marketing Budget

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Creating a nonprofit marketing budget is much like growing and tending plants – though kind of in reverse. You have to ensure you have all the right ingredients and components necessary to help your activities grow and flourish. Your carefully nurtured marketing efforts will yield fruitful results.

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Five Ways Nonprofit Boards Can Support the Marketing Function

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

Written by: Randye S Spina, MBA Reading Time: 4 minutes I’ve served on several nonprofit boards in marketing and communications roles and have seen first-hand that marketing is often an afterthought. Even for nonprofits lucky enough to have healthy budgets, it’s often the most misunderstood function. That’s not uncommon.

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What’s the Why Behind Your Nonprofit Communications Job?

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

In the second edition of The Nonprofit Marketing Guide , I wrote. Those with corporate experience sometimes narrowly define nonprofit marketing as brand management, public relations, and advertising. In fact, marketing in the nonprofit sector is much, much more than any of these incomplete assumptions.”