“Karma Goes Both Ways” Photo by LexnGer on Flickr If you like this blog and all of its mostly wholesome goodness, please do me a favor by taking five minutes to do these four things below. If you whip right through them, I really do think you can pull it all off in five minutes,…
Claire Meyerhoff and I are thrilled to have Nancy Schwartz of Getting Attention as our guest for the Magic Keys Radio Show and Podcast this Friday because she has just released her new Nonprofit Tagline Report. We air live from 1:00 – 1:30 p.m. Eastern (10:00 – 10:30 a.m. Pacific) on Fridays on Blog Talk…
The response to the “Parties with a Purpose” webinar scheduled for this Wednesday has been phenomenal. I know nonprofit folk like to party, but this is crazy! 🙂 We sold out over the weekend, but I’ve added more lines, so we now have about 30 spaces left, but that’s it. Register now if you want…
Photo by Annie Mole on Flickr I didn’t let a cat or my kid pick the webinar pass winners this time. I used a legit random number generator! Thanks to everyone who completed my recent survey on which webinar topics you want to see most and least. I’ll be adding these four topics to the…
Please, oh please, nonprofits who I love so much, don’t send me another invitation to a stuffy dinner with stuffy speakers and stuffed chicken (or a stuffed tomato for us vegetarians). Instead, invite me to something fun, that I’ll actually look forward to attending, and that I’ll RSVP for early because I genuinely want to…
I’m teaching Nonprofit Storytelling: How to Write Your Nonprofit’s Best Stories this Wednesday, September 10, at 1:00 p.m. Eastern (10:00 a.m. Pacific). Join the webinar for just $35. Every nonprofit has great stories to tell, although it’s not always clear exactly how and when you should tell those stories. One story that ALL nonprofits should…
I’m one of the guests for the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s online chat tomorrow (Tuesday, Sept. 9, at Noon Eastern). The topic is “Creating a Better Annual Report.” These chats are always loaded with great information, so I hope I can keep the trend alive. You can help by asking some great questions . . .…
It’s the fourth and final day of Media Relations Week here at Nonprofit Communications. Since I skipped Monday, I’m answering two reader questions today. But before I do that, I have a little favor to ask. Can you please help me decide what I should put on the webinar schedule this winter? If you haven’t…
It’s Day 3 of Media Relations Week. Claire Meyerhoff and I hosted a press release writing webinar with tons of tips and some great real-world examples today, including advice on pitching your stories to the press. If you have the Nonprofit Marketing Guide All-Access Pass, you can listen to it right now or whenever you…
Photo by Peter Kaminski on Flickr It’s Media Relations Week, Day #2 (I skipped Labor Day, but will make it up with a bonus at the end of the week). Here is today’s question: “What kind of timeline should you follow when marketing a special event or fundraiser, especially with regards to press releases and…
Jason Dick at A Small Change Fundraising Blog has posted the latest edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, our twice monthly roundup of the most interesting stuff in the nonprofit blogosphere. Following the Carnival by subscribing to it is great way to keep up with what’s going on. Jason highlighted interesting posts from several…
Which Way Do I Take the Webinar Schedule? Tell Me Which Topics You Like Most I need your help deciding which new webinars to put on the Nonprofit Marketing Guide schedule for November and December. Do me a quick favor and rank 10 possible topics from 1 – 10, with 1 = most interesting to…
