20 Point Crisis Communications Checklist for When Disaster Strikes
During the time of a crisis, it's important that an organization has a well thought out and strategically planned crisis communications plan that emphasizes accountability, guidance of expert counsel, preparation for media and public scrutiny, and a turnaround strategy.
How to Use Social Media to Fundraise, Recruit Volunteers, & Build Cause Awareness
Is your non-profit still scratching the surface and experimenting with social media? Do you need a better understanding of how to use Twitter to engage new and younger audiences?
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A Case Study of How Nonprofits Are Using Social Media to Fundraise, Recruit Volunteers, & Build Cause Awareness
So you have a social media plan, right? How can social media be used to fundraise in support of your organization’s development goals? A survey of non-profit executives explores how non-profits are using social media to meet goals.
7 Tips to Accomplishing Marketing Goals in 2012
What marketing challenges is your organization faced with? Is it generating media visibility, deepening brand awareness, defining your core message, or integrating social media into your marketing strategy?
Branding a Non-profit: Definition of a Brand?
Since one of the great challenges faced by non-profits relates to brand, the next series of posts will teach non-profits the importance of designing a multi-layered marketing strategy that effectively brands and positions their organization.
10 Reasons Your Non-profit Should Be Active on Twitter
How is your non-profit using Twitter to fundraise, brand, and activate potential donors? Here's 10 reasons why you need to be doing so.
Brand Activation, Social Media Engagement
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Lessons on How to Make Your Non-profit Successful
The truth is that while non-profits serve a greater good, many are ran as if it's a sin to grow financially and in size. Often times I find that non-profits dismiss the fact that they are to have the elements of a for-profit business in order to be sustainable.
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Tweetsgiving is a social media charity drive that mobilizes the Twitter community to Tweet their gratitude and fundraise for a specific social causes in a 48-hour time period. The following case study highlights a successful social media fundraising strategy that resulted in close to $11,000 raised in 48 hours to build a classroom in Tanzania. The... [Read more of this blog posting]
People get so caught up in the news release when the truth is that most are poorly written, are filled with so much self puffery and very little news, and/or sent to the wrong people who can’t do anything with the release in the first place. Small businesses especially fall for the belief that press releases will product magical results. That... [Read more of this blog posting]
The last few weeks of 2011 saw an astonishing number of public crisis arise at corporate giants, colleges and universities, and even well respected brands. When they needed a plan the most, many of these organizations failed and severely bruised their reputation, public humiliation, and sometimes even sales. The truth is that is not about whether or... [Read more of this blog posting]
In just the blink of an eye, 2011 will be behind us and 2012 will be staring us dead in the face. Besides the normal challenges that come with planning for a new year, many companies simply struggle to maintain top of mind awareness and this eventually has a negative impact on brand positioning, public perception, and ultimately, sales. What other... [Read more of this blog posting]
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