13 Reasons Your Nonprofit Might Need to Update Its Brand
Most nonprofits don’t wait too long to rebrand on purpose — they just haven’t recognized the signs. Here are 13 of the most common triggers, and a question worth asking yourself honestly.
Most nonprofits don’t wait too long to rebrand on purpose — they just haven’t recognized the signs. Here are 13 of the most common triggers, and a question worth asking yourself honestly.
Every compelling brand story has an antagonist. For nonprofits, that’s not a competing organization — it’s the problem you exist to solve. Here’s how naming your enemy sharpens your messaging and mobilizes support.
The most successful contestants didn’t guess randomly — they used pattern recognition to solve the puzzle fast. Your audiences do the same thing with your brand. Here’s what that means for how you communicate.
After more than a decade, Mission Minded’s tagline stopped feeling like us. Here’s what it took to change it — and what the process taught us about the difference between a tagline that fits and one that merely works.
Events are a brand statement whether you plan them that way or not. Here are four ways to make sure your next nonprofit event reinforces your identity — not accidentally undermines it.
Season after season, mission-driven organizations face the same tension: stay true to your brand or bring something new. The answer isn’t a compromise — it’s a framework for doing both at once.
Most nonprofits share their brand strategy with staff and board — but not with funders. Here’s why that’s a missed opportunity, and what happens when you do it well.
The marketing and communications manager of Children’s Council of San Francisco reflects on a year-long branding engagement — what worked, what surprised her, and what other nonprofits should know going in.
A strong brand does one thing fast: it moves the right audiences toward the right action. If yours isn’t doing that, here’s how to diagnose what’s in the way.