Posts tagged “nonprofit”
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3 Lessons You Can Learn from the Re-Branding of National Equity Project
Posted by Jennie Winton on December 7th, 2010
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Copywriting, Nonprofit Messaging, Nonprofit Taglines, Nonprofit Web
Changes were afoot when Bay Area Coalition of Equitable Schools turned to Mission Minded to help them re-brand, re-name, re-message, …
Do Your Photos Tell a Good Story?
Posted by Jennie Winton on November 8th, 2010
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Design, Storytelling
Guest Blogger George Draper shares thoughts on how nonprofit organizations can take and benefit from better photography. Communicating the important …
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AIDS Ends Here: The Video for San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on August 25th, 2010
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Messaging, Social Media, Storytelling, Videos
Mission Minded recently created a video for San Francisco AIDS Foundation that highlights the organization’s bold new goals. Watch it …
The Secret to Great Pole Banners (Case Study: San Francisco Opera)
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on July 30th, 2010
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Design, Performing Arts
San Francisco Opera is about to launch its 2010-11 Season, and (Mission Minded-designed) advertisements have already hit the streets. While …
NPR and the Y: Should You Shorten Your Name?
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on July 15th, 2010
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Copywriting
Around the world, organizations like CHPL, MRCD, and PoRUG are rejoicing. NPR and the Y have officially adopted shortened versions …
Consistency, Consistency, Consistency
Posted by Zach Hochstadt on May 6th, 2010
Posted in Blog, Nonprofit Branding, Nonprofit Copywriting, Nonprofit Messaging, Storytelling
Nonprofits typically don’t have as much money to spend on marketing as for-profit companies do. But what you lack in …