A guest post by Ira Horowitz Your organization’s website is an incredible Swiss Army knife: it’s a place to provide relevant resources and information to your audience and supporters, grab the attention of potential donors and showcase your hard work and efforts....
There’s no shortage of content types your nonprofit could use when turning to your audience: Video, blog, tweet, story, educational content, survey, memes, humor, images, audio, live video and much much more. Know what type of content is very popular but isn’t used...
I’m a huge fan of 80s pop music. Let’s be honest: Huge is a massive understatement. Heck, for my 48th birthday, I went on Zoom for 24 hours straight and counted down my top 48 songs of the 80s. Just remember it’s songs I like and not what Rolling Stone considers to be...
Some campaigns are simple fundraising asks with direct mail and email appeals, along with social media posts and other marketing outlets. Other campaigns are a bit larger: They have a name, a slogan and you’re going to splash them everywhere. Billboards, TV and media...
This is a guest post by Gabrielle Perham. Nonprofits rely on marketing to attract donors, carry out their missions, and make a positive impact in their communities. However, in a crowded and competitive landscape, it can be difficult to stand out and convince people...
There are plenty of solid fundraising and marketing strategies your nonprofit should be implementing. But you should also know what to stay away from. Today let’s discuss “Spray and Pray,” a strategy that won’t help you build more relationships or raise more...
