Eric Jacobsen Blog

MAY 24, 2019

One good flywheel example is Amazon’s, discovered in 2001: lower prices led to more customer visits, which increased sales volume, which attracted more third-party sellers, which boosted efficiency.

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NonProfit Hub

MAY 13, 2019

If your organization already sells a product or service, raise your prices. Keep careful track of your finances, pay your bills on time and only use the credit line in times of real emergency so you don’t end up deeper in debt. Earned income. Just a small increase in cost can make a huge difference. And if you don’t, you might consider it.

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NonProfit Hub

MAY 24, 2019

Design your event around that budget, and line it up with your ticket price and your time restrictions. In any case, make sure your goal is measurable and specific. A goal you can’t evaluate is almost as bad as no goal at all. Make a budget (and stick to it!). Don’t try to go beyond your means.

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Achieve

MAY 21, 2019

Different fonts, sizes, and colors will help you emphasize the most important parts of your email, like dates, times, locations, prices, and deadlines. A “hype” or “sizzle” video embedded into your email can help build anticipation for your event and encourage new attendees to get in on the fun.

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