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There aren’t too many posts I write that don’t include some mention of iParty. Along with Ocean State Job Lots –another company I’ll be posting on soon–they’re the backbone of our cause marketing program here at the hospital. . Without them we wouldn’t have started our program, and during the tough times, they keep it going with their support, friendship and the occasional whoopie cushion.
Going from a Print Newsletter to an Email Newsletter - Webinar This Thursday - Get the Details. It seems like every nonprofit I’ve talked to in the last few months is either dropping their print newsletter entirely or carefully considering ways to cut back on the expense of publishing it (e.g. publishing fewer pages or printing fewer copies). If you are considering moving from print to email, I recommend starting from scratch with your editorial calendar, because much of what you considere
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1. INSPIRATION: to touch people, help them envision the amazing possibilities they can be part of. It’s about what they can achieve, not what you need. 2. IMPACT: to compel people to action, show them the tangible difference they can make in the real world. 3. INTIMACY: to close the deal, make it personal. Or get a messager they know and love.
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Howdy all, I'm off to spend the holidays with my family -- relaxing, sleeping, eating too much and catching up. Can't wait. Hope you have the chance to do the same. Enjoy it. I'll see you in 2009! All the best, Nancy. Tags: Nonprofit Communications.
I took some advice from Rich Brooks at Flyte several months back and focused my efforts on three social media sites: Facebook , Linkedin and Twitter. I’m active on all three now, but the one I got on to last is the one I’m spending the most time on these days: Twitter. (You can check my most recent &# tweet&# in the red box on the sidebar.
I took some advice from Rich Brooks at Flyte several months back and focused my efforts on three social media sites: Facebook , Linkedin and Twitter. I’m active on all three now, but the one I got on to last is the one I’m spending the most time on these days: Twitter. (You can check my most recent &# tweet&# in the red box on the sidebar.
I did a quick review of my traffic stats for this blog and here are the top ten most visited posts, ending with the most popular: If Social Networking Isn’t Marketing, Why Bother? Moving Your Print Newsletter to Email - 7 Tips. Where to Put Keywords on Your Web Page. Bunches o’ Studies and Stats on Nonprofit Marketing. Notes from “Building Your Online Presence on a Tight Budget&#.
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If you are reading this on the blog itself, you’ll see that Nonprofit Communications has a look new. It’s not too far off from the old one, but this new template gives me some additional functionality I was missing before. I’m still playing around with it, so I apologize if the design tumbles around on you a bit. Get All of Our Webinars & E-Courses for $97.
The latest edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is now available at The Feed by The Hatcher Group. You’ll find posts related to how nonprofits are using all the major social networks (Facebook, MySpace, Twitter) and more. The next edition of the Carnival will be hosted by Joanne’s Nonprofits Blog at About.com and will cover “New Year’s Resolutions for Nonprofits.&# Have some you’d like share?
Traditional budgeting and forecasting methods can no longer keep pace with today’s rapidly evolving business environment. Static budgets, rigid annual forecasts, and outdated financial models limit an organization’s ability to adapt to market shifts and economic uncertainty. To stay ahead, finance leaders must leverage a future-forward approach—one that leverages real-time data, predictive analytics, and continuous planning to drive smarter financial decisions.
Photo by Snapr on Flickr. I’ve published the preliminary schedule for the 2009 Nonprofit Marketing Guide Webinar Series. Full descriptions and registration links are coming soon. I’m negotiating with several speakers, so we’ll be adding even more to the schedule in the coming weeks. During several weeks, we’ll host two webinars, making your All-Access Pass even more valuable.
Photo by terren in Virginia on Flickr. Email subject lines should tell us about the candy (the content), not about the wrapper (vague descriptions or formats, like “Winter Edition of the Newsletter&# ). Last week, in my Nonprofit Marketing Tips newsletter (sign up in left sidebar) , I published some advice on writing the best possible subject lines for your nonprofit’s email newsletters.
Last night’s episode of The Office , where Jim, Pam, and the other Dunder-Mifflin staff battled it out over how to spend the end-of-year budget surplus brought me back to my days working at both the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and at a small nonprofit that relied primarily on foundation funding. It really was true: if you didn’t spend everything in your budget and still have a wish list a mile long at the end of the year, they didn’t give you as much money the next yea
I love when Product (RED) launches a big partnership like it did recently with Starbucks. It really thrusts cause marketing into the spotlight and gets nonprofits and for-profits talking about how they can work together to market each other and support their communities. The Starbucks/(RED) pact has also brought up lots of good comments and questions about what cause marketing is, how it works and how it differs from other types of giving.
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Last week while watching “House&# on the USA cable station I saw an ad for an Incredible Hulk comic book Sleepy’s Mattress stores is selling to benefit the American Cancer Association. With over 700 locations nationwide, it wasn’t hard to find a Sleepy’s near my house where I could pick one up. Overall, I think it’s a neat cause marketing program that’s something different from what you traditionally see in stores.
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Nonprofits take note: Google Analytics software application has shattered previous barriers to analyzing and optimizing websites. No longer do you have to spend thousands of dollars a year to track how visitors interact with your website. If that sounds too promotional, as if Google paid me to say it (they didn't), well, sorry, but it's true. And it's relevant.
Payroll compliance is a cornerstone of business success, yet for small and midsize businesses, it’s becoming increasingly challenging to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of federal, state, and local regulations. Mistakes can lead to costly penalties and operational disruptions, making it essential to adopt advanced solutions that ensure accuracy and efficiency.
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Here is my new Fundraising Success column. Thanks to Emma for the tips. I have a really good piece of advice for you. Send a fundraising e-mail the week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Dec. 30 and 31 are the biggest online days of the year, in my experience. All those generous procrastinators are just getting their acts together, so your timing is perfect if you send a last-minute reminder at year’s end.
Thanks for being a loyal reader this year! By way of thanks, I wanted to give you a link to the eBook I just helped put together with my colleagues here at Network for Good. It’s a downturn survival guide for online fundraising. Here’s what it’s about: During these uncertain economic times, having an online fundraising strategy is the perfect medicine for a bad economy.
Employee recognition has often been deemed a "feel-good" initiative, tied closely to rewards. While we understand its importance, we tend to associate recognition with intangible outcomes like engagement and sentiment, rather than direct impacts on retention and high performance. In today’s workplace, the true ROI of recognition lies in its ability to regenerate tangible, business-driven results.
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As I’ve said in this space before, there are two secrets to campaigning like Obama—a one-two punch of audience connection and infrastructure to serve the audience. 1. Audience appeal: directly appealing to the personal concerns of your audience. 2. Infrastructure: putting the human and technological engines behind your audience via community-based organizations and via online engagement.
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Happy New Year and thanks for reading the blog this year. Life is short, and if you’re taking precious time from your schedule to check the blog from time to time, I hope it’s been helpful to you. Let me know if there’s anything you’d like to see or know that’s not getting coverage here. I am always happy to hear from REAL readers.
Q: I've been researching software to use for developing marketing collateral. I have researched Adobe PageMaker, Illustrator, QuarkXPres s and more, but just can't seem to determine the best tool for me, our organization and our marketing goals. We currently Microsoft Publisher to design marketing collateral (brochures, one -pagers, etc., but I want to be able to do more with photos and graphics than I am able to do in Publisher.
"Make a gift today and I'll double it." That's the "gotta open this one" subject line of the email I received. recently from Michael Stein , nonprofit tech consultant and Idealware board president. Seems Stein and his fellow Idealware board members are putting their money where their mouths are, offering to double any contributions made by year end.
You know an idea is big when it bubbles up from various sources at the same time. That's what's been happening today with this one. Putting social media tools to work should be on your "to-do" list for 2009, although you have to take a quick look at what your communications goals are before jumping in. But even if you don't see a strong immediate match with your goals, it makes sense to experiment with a tool or two so you'll be up to speed when the time is right.
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