Posts in “Email Campaigns”
Is “Thank You” On-Brand for Your Organization?
Posted by Jennie Winton on November 9th, 2021
Posted in Blog, Digital, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Fundraising, Nonprofit Messaging
When thanking supporters, avoid these 8 pitfalls and watch loyalty and appreciation for your work rise, serving you now and in the year ahead.
Nonprofits: It’s Time to Think Twice About Facebook
Posted by Rosie Powers on June 26th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Digital, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Social Media
Perhaps you’re not in a position to move away from Facebook entirely – but there are ways to reduce your organization’s dependence on it.
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How to Replace Your Biggest Event with an Online Campaign
Posted by Sarah Moore on May 12th, 2020
Posted in Blog, Digital, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Fundraising
How your organization can use digital fundraising campaigns after a canceled fundraising event.
The Ever-Changing Digital World: How to Feel Less “Arghh” and More “Ahh”
Posted by Abbey Meyers on December 12th, 2019
Posted in Blog, Digital, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Social Media
Social and digital media have become vital components of most modern marketing strategies. They are cost-effective, easy to manage, and …
Look Behind the Brand: San Francisco Village
Posted by Jennie Winton on November 20th, 2019
Posted in Blog, Digital, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Social Media, Storytelling
Mission Minded strategist, Rosie Powers, led the creation of a communications campaign to help San Francisco Village reach new members. …
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3 Ways to Ensure Your Next Email Solicitation is On Brand
Posted by Jennie Winton on February 4th, 2015
Posted in Blog, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Fundraising, Nonprofit Messaging
Do your emails align with your organization’s brand strategy? Do they send a clear, consistent message about the value of …