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I’ve posted a new article called 10 Surprisingly Easy and Startlingly Effective Ways to Improve Your Nonprofit E-Newsletter on NonprofitMarketingGuide.com.
I used the article as the speaking notes for my presentation today on Network for Good’s Nonprofit 911 call on “bringing your e-newsletter from snoring to soaring.”Â You can listen to the free recording after they post it sometime tomorrow on thisÂ Fundraising 1-2-3 page.

Thanks to Katya and the Network for Good team for inviting me to speak!

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