Yesterday we heard from Julia Reich on why you should use responsive design. Today we hear from JoAnn Manke from WithinReach on how they used responsive design on their new website for teens. Guest Post by JoAnn Manke from WithinReach Our agency makes connections that families need to be healthy, and works to meet families where they…
Welcome to Mixed Links! This is our weekly round-up of the good stuff on the net for nonprofit communicators. M+R Research Labs has released a must-read report on multichannel marketing for nonprofits, Adventures in Multichannel Marketing. The report includes five case studies each with a different take on how to use multichannel marketing in smart ways.…
And just like that, I lost over a third of my readers before I even got started with my awesome article (what? you won’t know if it’s awesome or not – you aren’t going to read it all). When all is said and done you will probably only look over about a half of what’s…
We had so much fun last week on our free webinar sharing stupid marketing tactics that we’ve decided to share that fun with everyone! You can now watch 21 Stupid Things Nonprofit Marketers Can Stop Doing whenever you want. During this 60-minute webinar, we talked about 21 stupid marketing tactics and strategies you are totally wasting…
I hope everyone had a good week. Let’s relax with some Mixed Links… Wild Apricot hosted this month’s Nonprofit Blog Carnival with Data for Good being the theme. Contributors include Joanne Fritz, Marc Koenig, and our very own community engagement manager, Kristina. If your website and emails aren’t mobile friendly, you really need to get…
We just wrapped up today’s free webinar on Stupid Things Nonprofit Marketers Can Stop Doing. Over 1,000 people registered and about 14% participated in our community fundraiser for the homeless shelter in the small town where I live that almost had to close because of a bed bug infestation. THANK YOU! I will be dropping…
Being relevant in the lives of your nonprofit’s supporters doesn’t usually happen by accident. Use this checklist to determine if you are doing what it takes to be relevant. The more you agree with these statements, the better! 1. We know and understand the people we are communicating with. We have moved well beyond trying…
Happy Friday! Let’s have some Mixed Links… Lori Halley at Wild Apricot blog is hosting this month’s Nonprofit Blog Carnival and this month’s theme is data for good. Submissions are due this Tuesday, June 25th. Facebook added a hashtag feature last week, so you know John Haydon has some ways nonprofits can use hashtags for their…
Did you join me for a Nonprofit Communicators Free Day? Let’s cap it off with some Mixed Links! First off, Lori Halley at Wild Apricot blog is hosting this month’s Nonprofit Blog Carnival and she wants to hear about data for good. There was some social media news this week. Facebook will start linking hashtags.…
Happy Friday! Let’s kick the weekend off with some Mixed Links. Nonprofit Hub has published a new infographic, Online Fundraising is the Future, that draws from the 2013 eBenchmarks Study published by NTEN and M+R earlier this year. KISSmetrics has another infographic on how to get more likes on Facebook. Websites are more about images now…
Let’s get ready for the weekend with some Mixed Links (and the recipe to an actual mixed drink!). Congrats and Good Luck to the fabulous Amy Sample Ward who is now the CEO for NTEN. Erik Anderson had a great response to his call for letters to board members for the May Nonprofit Blog Carnival. Lori…
Happy Friday! Let’s celebrate with a round of Mixed Links. If you want to help the residents of Oklahoma who were affected by the tornado earlier this week, Network for Good has made it easy to donate to nonprofits who are helping in the disaster relief. If you hadn’t heard Katya Andresen is leaving Network for…
