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How to Write a Good Call to Action for Your Brochures


Last week I said that the call to action is the most important part of a nonprofit brochure. Yesterday, in my Nonprofit Marketing Tips e-newsletter (sign up here in the left sidebar) I sent out an article that explains how to write a good call to action for a brochure. That article is now available online at Nonprofit Marketing Guide.com.

We still have space in Wednesday’s brochures webinar and Thursday’s brochures e-clinic if you’d like some help with your nonprofit’s brochures. Registration closes at 1:30 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday for both events.

One Response to “How to Write a Good Call to Action for Your Brochures”

  1. Michael Says:

    Hello

    We are non-profit organization in Ghana, west Africa. This year the organization needs to inproved communication, to raise fund for our on going orphange project. Please I would very happy if you can help us to develope our brochure.
    Thank you.

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