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9.5 Tips to Writing Cleaver Headlines – Nonprofit newsletter subject line examples

Whole Whale

To make sure your newsletter gets opened, you need to write clever (not the knife) headlines that cut to the point and entice people to click. . Here are some examples of nonprofit newsletter templates from great organizations when you’re ready to work on what’s inside. The best headlines are usually shorter than six words.

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3 Rules to Create Awesome Content that Gets More Engagement

Association TV

Usual suspects are headlines about post time, a hook, putting the right content in the right place and in front of the right people. Of course, posting a boring read with a jargon headline at 2 a.m. for your age 45+ audience is going to bomb. But is it just because you posted it in the wee hours while your audience is asleep?

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Practical, Actionable SEO Tips for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

While it can be hugely helpful, AI doesn’t do an amazing job writing for the searcher’s intent or your audience. Tailor content to your audience: For instance, Eventgroove enables nonprofits to easily run online raffles. Highlight authentic stories: Share real-life examples of the impact your nonprofit has made.

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Thought Leaders Blaze Trails of Discovery and Engagement

.orgSource

My YouTube examples don’t quite fit this lofty definition. This advice is especially relevant for anyone looking to attract a younger audience. Thought leadership is a powerful way to engage an audience that prefers to be educated versus sold to. Industry events—Monitor the headline speakers and their audiences.

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3 Rules to Create Awesome Content that Gets More Engagement

Association TV

Usual suspects are headlines about post time, a hook, putting the right content in the right place and in front of the right people. Of course, posting a boring read with a jargon headline at 2 a.m. for your age 45+ audience is going to bomb. But is it just because you posted it in the wee hours while your audience is asleep?

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7 Essentials for Your Nonprofit’s Branding Guidelines

Nonprofit Tech for Good

When your brand is consistent and strong, you can increase your organization’s visibility in your community and move your audience to action. For example, you may have a very horizontal logo with both an icon and text you use for your website’s header, and a version that is just the icon you only use for social media where space is limited.

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Upworthy Type Headlines: To Like or Dislike?

Care2

Upworthy, a site that focuses on curating social cause related videos and content has been receiving a lot of media attention for changing how bloggers write headlines. But is this a signal that people are growing weary of the “and you won’t believe what happened next” headlines? What about Facebook?