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Culture, Community, and Technology—A Successful 2022 Convergence

.orgSource

With the introduction of culture to a digital environment, we saw interpersonal dynamics in a new light.orgCommunity , our professional development and networking organization, was thrilled to host two in-person events that brought people together to explore those themes and discuss significant issues that emerged from our post-pandemic experience.

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How to Communicate Meaningfully with Nonprofit Supporters in an Election Year

Media Cause

Understanding your nonprofit audiences—their hearts and minds, wallets and worlds—is critical to successfully communicating in an election year. It’s more important than ever to share your mission in a way that is real, relevant, and sensitive to what’s going on within your organization’s environment and the impact of your work.

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Top Do’s and Don’ts for Fundraising While Navigating the News Cycle

Media Cause

At any given moment, world events, social movements, and all manner of crises can shift the fundraising environment as they unfold. If it does, contextualize the moment in your ongoing strategy, when appropriate, by making your messaging current and any ties to headlines prominent. The nature of the news is frenetic and fluctuating.

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Building Blocks of Effective Creative: Relevance

M+R

It’s how we communicate compassion and outrage and hope, how we turn abstract and complex issues into concrete and immediate action. But here’s the thing: The audience for a piece of creative must believe the content is relevant to them, or they will ignore it. The question here is: what is already top of mind for our audience?

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Does My Nonprofit Need a New Website?

Allegiance Group

In the ever-evolving digital world, it’s essential that nonprofit websites are visually appealing and functional to engage with their audience effectively, convert visitors to donors, and achieve their goals. A microsite is a small, focused website that serves a specific purpose or caters to a particular audience.

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grist.org: Measuring Along the Ladder of Engagement

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Says Giller, “Environmentalists will lecture you much about how the polar bears on the Arctic ice cap are so hopeless that you’ll want to jump off the iceberg yourself or ignore the issue. The idea is that biking to work is not only is good for the environment but can also help local economies. Source: grist.

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How To Build Community Using Social Media

CauseVox

But It’s not the size of your audience that matters – it’s how engaged they are. Controversial and provocative topics, large international events, and clickbait news headlines always float to the top due to the amount of engagement they receive (positive and negative). Visuals are imperative on social media channels.