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Social Media and Newsletter Ideas for November 2019

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

You can use them for social media, blog posts, newsletter articles, and more. Social media is great for these kinds of things. Pop Culture, Events, and News. The New York City Marathon is November 1st. Both will have lots of new original programming that is sure to get social media talking.

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Nonprofit Social Media and Newsletter Ideas for July 2023

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

We’ve got you covered for social media, blog post, or newsletter ideas for July. Create social media posts with truths about your cause that supporters can use on their networks or counter any lies your detractors are spreading. Can you communicate your mission or other aspects of your organization just using emojis?

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Retaining Support: Types of Content Your Donors Want to See

Achieve

A strong communication strategy helps accomplish exactly that! For example, embed a powerful video on your crowdfunding page to communicate your case for support, which might look like this: 2. Frequent updates Around 41% of donors would give again if they received personalized communications on their impact.

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Charity: Water versus Water.org and the Tide of Social Media Storytelling (#npcomm Showdown)

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Earlier this summer, we started tracking the communications of pairs of national nonprofits working in the same space. Contributing writer Antionette Kerr is back with another edition, this time on social media storytelling and some bonus tips on Snapchat. Many communications pros struggle with that balance.

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Social Media and Shiny Object Syndrome

Associations Now

Resist the urge to jump head first into social media. Find out how two association marketers developed a streamlined social media strategy for their national and affiliate offices to complement and enhance their overall marketing plan.

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How to find free things: nonprofit students edition 

Candid

This fall, a year into my master’s program, I started an internship on Candid’s communications team. Candid posts reports as they launch, sector news from PND and other respected sources, and additional valuable information on their social media (@ CandidDotOrg ). Foundation Directory . Grants to Individuals .

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A Day in the Life of a Quarantined Nonprofit Communicator – Kimberly Green

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Here is another submission for our Day in the Life of a Nonprofit Communicator – Quarantine Edition. Kimberly’s Bio: Kimberly Green is the Community Outreach Manager for PAWS NY. and of course still fundraising, so I still have plenty of things to communicate and work on these days. Kimberly Green and Franklin.