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Messages and Tag Lines
Top 5 Words to Avoid to Achieve Messaging Awesomeness
by Kris on February 3, 2012
in Guest Bloggers,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications
The Accidental Rebranding of Komen for the Cure
by Kivi Leroux Miller on February 1, 2012
in Advocacy,Fundraising,Media Relations,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications,Nonprofit Marketing Strategy,Nonprofit Personality
How to Make a Stat Work in Marketing
by Kivi Leroux Miller on January 25, 2012
Decide How You Are Different, Be It, and Forget the Rest
by Kivi Leroux Miller on January 19, 2012
in Media Relations,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications,Nonprofit Marketing Strategy
Clean Up Your Language! Refining Organizational Rhetoric
by Kris on October 18, 2011
in Copywriting,Guest Bloggers,Messages and Tag Lines,NCGives,Nonprofit Communications
Are You in the Joy Business? Maybe You Should Be
by Kivi Leroux Miller on October 12, 2011
in Fundraising,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications,Nonprofit Personality,Video
5 Ways Nonprofits Blow Their Asks
by Kivi Leroux Miller on September 12, 2011
in Copywriting,Fundraising,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications
Let Your Clients (Customers, Consumers, Constituents) Tell Your Story
by Kivi Leroux Miller on August 30, 2011
in Copywriting,Guest Bloggers,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications
7 Ways to Show Your Nonprofit’s Personality
by Kivi Leroux Miller on June 1, 2011
in Copywriting,Ideas for Nonprofit Writers,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications,Nonprofit Personality
Your Org’s Personality in Three Words?
by Kivi Leroux Miller on May 6, 2011
in Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications,Nonprofit Personality
Do Not Ask Your Board to Fundraise or Friendraise!
by Kivi Leroux Miller on April 28, 2011
in Copywriting,Fundraising,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications
“Calls to Action” That Just Don’t Work
by Kivi Leroux Miller on April 22, 2011
in Copywriting,Ideas for Nonprofit Writers,Messages and Tag Lines,Nonprofit Communications






