Posts tagged “communications”
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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 …
Amplifying the Good from 2015
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on December 14th, 2015
Posted in Blog, News, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications
At Mission Minded, we try our best to live up to our brand promise and tagline—amplify the good—all year round. …
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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 …
How to Show That Your Arts Organization is Critical
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on February 3rd, 2014
Posted in Blog, Email Campaigns, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Copywriting, Nonprofit Fundraising, Nonprofit Messaging, Performing Arts
If you’re responsible for raising money for an arts organization, you know this challenge: your donor appreciates your mission and …
The Minute Message Model in Action: Women’s Vision
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on March 19th, 2013
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Messaging, Nonprofit Training, Storytelling
Joanna Murray, CEO of Women’s Vision, expertly employs Mission Minded’s Minute Message Model in this clip from Denver’s ABC 7 …
Framing the Issue: How Obama Won the War of Words
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on November 8th, 2012
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Messaging, Storytelling
“To frame an issue is to reduce it to a story for which there is only one possible outcome.”—Geoff Nunberg, …