60-Minute Webinar
Presented by Kivi Leroux Miller
December 7, 2023
1:00 – 2:00 pm ET (10:00 – 11:00 am PT)
Stop reacting and be strategic! Learn how to build an editorial calendar that works.
Registration for this webinar is $99.
This webinar is FREE with an All-Access Pass. Pass Holders, please RSVP here.
Recording available if you can’t attend live, but you must register before we close registration.
Here are the facts . . .
Nonprofits with effective communications are three times as likely to use an editorial calendar as those who say their communications are ineffective. Effective communicators are also twice as likely to invest significant time into editorial planning as ineffective ones.
Editorial planning works.
An editorial calendar is a great management tool to help you feel more organized and efficient. But the right editorial calendar does even more than that. When you connect the dots between all the content you are creating in an editorial calendar, you are creating an even bigger, bolder, more powerful work product. You are also sewing together a story that your supporters and program participants will see and understand much more clearly. And you help your staff internally better understand how to help you tell that story too.
Whether you use it alone or with your whole team, managing your communications with an editorial calendar can greatly improve your effectiveness.
During this webinar, we’ll show you how to make your editorial calendar work for you.
During this webinar, you’ll learn:
While not the focus of this webinar, we will also show you a few of the most common and affordable online tools for organizing editorial calendars, including basic office productivity software like spreadsheets and layered calendars as well as project management tools like Asana and Monday.
What Others Have Said About This Webinar
“The webinar helped me realize that strategic communications doesn’t require magic abilities; anyone can do it if they get organized. It’s worth the time!” – Kimbal Cartwright, Common Ground
“Very impressed.” – Jill Schacter, City of Evanston
“Kick ass editorial calendar training!” – LB
“Great – very informative! Kivi is also always helpful with managing expectations and letting us know it’s OK not to implement everything all at once, but the important thing is to pick something to start with and to start NOW.” – Michele Soli, Mi Casa Resource Center
“Loved it!” – MW
“Great, practical tips. Very helpful!”
“It’s a how-to crash course on using an editorial calendar to plan ahead and prioritize to stop the endless cycle of putting out fires and putting strategic goals first. Thanks for a great webinar!”
“Useful and practical discussion about how to plan, how to make your editorial life easier, and how to use the process as part of your strategic planning.”
Meet Kivi Leroux Miller
Kivi Leroux Miller is the founder and CEO of Nonprofit Marketing Guide, where she helps nonprofit communications professionals learn their jobs and love their jobs through a variety of training and coaching programs.
She is the award-winning author of three books, as well as a popular blog:
CALM not BUSY: How to Manage Your Nonprofit’s Communications for Great Results (2018, Bold & Bright Media)
Content Marketing for Nonprofits: A Communications Map for Engaging Your Community, Becoming a Favorite Cause, and Raising More Money (2013, Jossey-Bass). ** WINNER of the 2014 Terry McAdam Book Award **
The Nonprofit Marketing Guide: High-Impact, Low-Cost Ways to Build Support for Your Good Cause (Second Edition – March 2021, Jossey-Bass)
Kivi is also a popular keynote, workshop, and webinar presenter, speaking dozens of times each year. She is also the co-founder of Bold & Bright Media.
After many years in the San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, DC, Kivi gave up big city life to raise a family in rural North Carolina with her husband, two daughters, six cats, and countless backyard wildlife. She enjoys writing; gardening; volunteering with Girl Scouts, her church, and her local farmers market; hiking; vegetarian cooking; and teaching her kids how to bake.
