Posts tagged “best practices”
School’s Out—But You Should Be In
Posted by Jennie Winton on June 12th, 2018
Posted in Blog, Independent Schools
Ahhh. Admissions season is over, summer is nigh, and it’s time to recharge before the fall frenzy starts up again. …
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Your Case for Support: Good Design Will Make it Stronger
Posted by Jennie Winton on April 6th, 2016
Posted in Blog, Capital Campaign, Fundraising Case, Fundraising Case For Support, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Design, Nonprofit Fundraising, Storytelling
We can’t reiterate this enough–injecting emotion into your next capital campaign is essential to its success. Emotion, after all, is a …
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Your Target Audience: A Lesson from Politics
Posted by Stephanie Swain on January 15th, 2016
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Fundraising, Nonprofit Messaging
It’s election season. While you might get tired of the constant commercials, news clips, and solicitations, we have to give …
Writing for the Web—How to Get it Right
Posted by Stephanie Swain on August 17th, 2015
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Copywriting, Nonprofit Messaging, Nonprofit Web
One of the most rewarding parts of executing a new brand is rolling out a new website. Seeing your organization’s …
Who’s Responsible for Your Organization’s Brand?
Posted by Stephanie Swain on July 17th, 2015
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications
For years we have told our clients that brand is just another word for reputation. And your organization has one, …
On the Radio: Great Examples of Stories Bringing Life to Complex Issues
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on June 28th, 2012
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Annual Report, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Copywriting, Nonprofit Messaging, Storytelling
There’s no question that stories are an essential gateway to understanding complex issues. This was as true in Shakespeare’s and …