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How to Connect Your Communications With Your Mission

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

When resources are limited and pressure is high, it’s easy to fall into bad habits with our communications. This is especially true in the nonprofit world, where communicators are constantly having to raise enough money to keep the lights on while also achieving the mission. Mission-Focused Communications. So we take shortcuts.

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Mixed Links for Nonprofit Communicators – July 1, 2022

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

This week we have how to recover from an email mistake, Instagram Reels tips, old people can be influencers too, and more. Blythe Kim, a Communications Director Mentoring Program participant, shared a guide to building inclusive political campaigns that has some amazing resources for ALL nonprofit communicators.

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The new association “normal”

Aaron Wolowiec

AA: You referenced ASAE’s hybrid membership model in your opening remarks at ASAE’s annual convention in Detroit. Can you tell us more about how it will work and how other types of new membership models are working for other associations? It changes the dynamic of how people communicate. JG: Mobile!

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Broaden Your Reach to Millennials and Gen Z with Snapchat

Associations Now

Here are a few tips on how to incorporate Snapchat advertising into your next event or campaign. We also know that associations are constantly trying to find meaningful ways to connect and communicate with these populations. Snapchat is a great platform for associations wanting to raise brand awareness among younger audiences.

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5 Hooks You Can Use to Get Your Story Told

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

But if you know where and how to look, the right hook can often appear. To show you what I mean, here are five common news hooks you can use — along with examples of how those in and around the nonprofit world have used them to place opinion pieces in the media. Earlier this week, it penned this piece for the Detroit Free Press.

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Jeffrey Cufaude, Idea Architects: Leadership Limerick: Time for.

Idea Architects

Any virtual event might also benefit from an in-person option, and any face-to-face meeting should explore how to incorporate virtual participation. As Harvard economist Ed Glaeser notes, "Communications technology and face-to-face interactions are complements like salt and pepper rather than substitutes like butter and margarine.”

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NAACP Charts New Direction With National Listening Tour

Associations Now

Detroit will be the first stop on the listening tour, where NAACP national leadership will meet with local membership, supporters, and partners on August 24. In a Baltimore Sun article , Russell also said the group will be working to improve communications between its national office and its more than 2,000 local chapters.