It’s an email marketing best practice to keep a healthy mailing list. And that’s not just one of those shiny new things “marketing gurus” tell you to do that don’t really matter in the long run – having an outdated email list will affect your email deliverability. And email deliverability measures how successful an email…
How will you use social media in 2020? Will you share uplifting stories, ask for donations or inform followers about your programs? Do you use Facebook Groups? Instagram Stories? Streaming video? What about your email marketing plans for next year? How often do you send your email newsletter? Are new subscribers added to a welcome…
Hello, Friends! It’s cold and rainy here, but I have the hottest articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. This week we talk about Instagram likes disappearing, year-end fundraising tips, ghostwriting, inclusive stock photography and more. It’s time for Mixed Links… The big news in social media is…
Kivi has shared a few posts in recent weeks on how you can stop being a doormat at your organization. It’s a common problem especially for nonprofit communications staff since so many things can be considered “communications.” Communications Directors: “Doormat” Isn’t in Your Job Description Setting Boundaries So You Don’t Get Doormatted Also see: 7…
Did you have a good week? Let’s wrap it up with the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. This week we have trends for 2020, a new Twitter feature, free webinars, and icebreakers for introverts. It’s time for Mixed Links… Stay ahead with these Marketing Trends for…
Last week we shared some our favorite fundraising asks, and today we are back with a few more classics that work. To recap the first six: The Match Sponsor/Adopt The Menu Fighting Evil The Single Story The Emergency And, of course, we will again be using the fake organization The Center for Wayward Squirrels to…
We get lot of question about the best ways to use photos especially of clients. Today, Holly Bodner joins us to share some tips on using your own photos. ~Kristina Guest Post by Holly Bodner We’ve probably all heard by now that when it comes to nonprofit marketing, original photographs are preferable to stock images.…
As someone who is not a fan of mornings, most posts about making the most of them leave me rolling my eyes. I don’t care how many articles I read about how the most successful people get up early – I WILL NEVER BE A MORNING PERSON. (By the way, here are some fairly successful…
Happy November, Friends! Let’s warm up with the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. We have some goodies left over from Halloween, email marketing and LinkedIn news, and how not to pitch a guest post. It’s time for Mixed Links… In the spirit of Halloween, here…
Here’s what’s happening next month at Nonprofit Marketing Guide… Online Training: You can attend all of our training webinars below with an All-Access Pass. You also get exclusive online courses and downloads, access to our Private Facebook Group and more for 365 days. Learn more and get your All-Access Pass. November Nonprofit Communications CHECK IN Webinar Series…
This little guy is begging you to join us! I have no more submissions for our Day in the Life of a Nonprofit Communicator blog series. While it’s always a popular post, we can’t publish them if we don’t have everyone doing their part and submitting. So if you have ever read a Day in…
I hope everyone had a good week. Let’s wrap it up with the best articles, posts, tips, and more from around the world of nonprofit marketing and fundraising. This week, I share the next big social media platform, how to work from home, trends in social video, and more. It’s time for Mixed Links… Looking…
