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Mixed Links: Good Stuff for Nonprofit Communicators
If you find a little time over the holiday weekend to catch up on your blog reading, start here:
Still mulling over your year-end appeal? FrogLoop’s got a procrastinator’s guide to year-end fundraising.
Here are some great tips on giving presentations from Chris Brogan that go well beyond the usual advice you already know. (Tipped by The Agitator)
The Copywriting Maven compared two direct appeals from Planned Parenthood and asked her readers which one was stronger. What do you think?
Nancy at Getting Attention has posted a nice case study on how a museum drastically increased both visitors and donations through a savvy marketing campaign.
Soha at Wild Apricot has interviewed Jason King about web design for nonprofits.
Rosetta Thurman has some thoughts on keeping your Gen Y employees happy (much can also apply to Gen Y volunteers).
Michele at Bamboo Project shares ideas on keeping online communities going. Big social networking sites aside, many nonprofits use listservs and other basic tools to create communities and struggle with the same issues.
Duct Tape Marketing explains the proper way to stalk a journalist (in other words, how to get reporters to think of you as a resource) via a 3-minute video.
Have a safe, hassle-free Thanksgiving!
One Response to “Mixed Links: Good Stuff for Nonprofit Communicators”
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November 21st, 2007 at 1:07 pm
Great resources, Kivi! Thanks for sharing. Have a happy Thanksgiving, too. I’m definitely grateful for blogging women like you!