At Nonprofit Marketing Guide, we’ve been training, coaching, and researching nonprofit communications directors and teams for more than 15 years. In that time, we’ve learned A LOT about the stages that nonprofits and their communications staff go through as they establish, implement, and grow robust marketing and communications programs. Join us for a free webinar…
Our #NPCOMMLIFE blog series is aimed at helping you by sharing tips and insights on how to create boundaries, take care of yourself, and avoid stress at work. Here are some examples: Boundaries You Need to Be Productive How to Establish Boundaries at Your Nonprofit Job How Do You Manage Your To-Do Lists? Is Time…
Happy Friday! I hope you had a good week and are ready to join me for the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. It’s time for Mixed Links… Are you dealing with Organizational Silos? How to Battle Content Chaos and Win. Julia Campbell shares 6 Tips to…
Writing is an essential skill for nonprofit communicators from communications directors on down. Wouldn’t it also be helpful if other staff members could help with storytelling, news reports, or updates from the field? We have developed a brand new type of coaching program based on our webinar series The 7 Styles of Writing Every Nonprofit…
Earlier this month, I shared some tips on How to Establish Boundaries at Your Nonprofit Job which focused on tips that will prevent you from burning out and being overwhelmed. Today we will look at a different set of boundaries – ones you need to establish with co-workers. While it’s good to focus on the…
How are all my awesome nonprofit communicators out there?!? Let’s finish this week off with the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. It’s time for Mixed Links… First off, I want to let you know about a new coaching program we are offering where you can…
Last week I shared some tips on making your blog work for you. Today we look at what NOT to do when blogging… 1. Ignoring your readers. Who do you want reading and commenting on your blog? Your posts should be written for those people, not your staff, ED or board. 2. Having too many…
Do you check work email as soon as you get up? Do you grab a coffee on the commute? Listen to a podcast? Do you have a weekly meeting? Set up your to-do list in the morning or afternoon? What about lunch? Do you make a point to go for a walk or eat with…
Happy Friday! Ready to check out the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising? We talk about being more inclusive in our branding, how much time people spend on social media, millennials, Instagram takeovers, and marketing podcasts. It’s time for Mixed Links… Please check out these 7…
Why Blog? Blogging gives you more freedom than other social networks like Facebook and Twitter while also giving you a potentially bigger audience than email. Most blog posts are between 500 and 800 words giving you the chance to fully flesh out your ideas unlike Facebook and Twitter which require brevity. Blogs are a also…
Setting boundaries at work can be hard especially for those who work at nonprofits. Being passionate about your cause can make it seem like you have to say “yes” to every task that comes your way. Of course you want to help save the world! But you can be a team player without giving everything…
Hello, friends! Having a good week? Let’s end it on a high note with the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. It’s time for Mixed Links… Are you In a summer lull with your email marketing? Hootsuite shares 20 Creative Instagram Story Ideas to Engage Your Followers. Chantal…
