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The PREP Method of Design: Start with the Right Questions to Appeal to the Right Audience

NTEN

What audience am I building for?” While the characteristics of your audience are important, they should not be the first thing dictating your design direction. Your audience is yours because of who you are. Regardless of whether a visitor is a member of your specific audience or not, people are people.

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Build a Non-profit Website that Works [Steal These Ideas!]

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When you think about your site map, think about your audience. You can also emphasize your headlines and key phrases by bolding them, increasing the font size, and capitalizing the letters. Blue and green are cool, calming colors that work great for outdoorsy, environmental nonprofits. Colors: Colors are so important.

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How to Improve Your Website’s Emotional Appeals: 5 Tips

Pamela Grow

Understand your audience. Note the strategies used in each example that may also appeal to your audience. Understand your audience. Audience research is key to any effective marketing campaign. This will reveal what your audience is passionate about and willing to devote their time and money to supporting.

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The Best Social Media Marketing Resources For Nonprofits

Nonprofits Source

Guest Post Written By: Victoria Greene. They combine the perfect balance of fun and serious—as their aim is to protect the world’s oceans they can’t be too silly, but need just the right amount to keep their audience interested. The best part about Project Aware is that they connect well with their audience on social media.

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[VIDEO] The Early Bird Guide to Epic End of Year Fundraising

Bloomerang

I’m wearing my Bloomerang green today. I’ve tested it. I think Steven’s fundraising heart is feeling pretty happy today because 54% of you, the vast majority of you, do segment your appeals based on your audience so that people are getting a different message based on who they are. Test, test, test.

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10 Design Tips for Awesome Nonprofit Online Presentations

Nonprofit Tech for Good

By Beth Singer , Principal at Beth Singer Design, LLC – a design firm that specializes in creating digital slide decks with editorial clarity and design that enable nonprofits to connect with audiences and move them from interest to action. Be succinct: The less you have on a slide, the more your audience will remember. 3) First slide.

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How to write a year-in-review recap (that doesn’t sound like one of those season’s greetings letters) for your organization

Whole Whale

You open the envelope and the single sheet of green paper that was clearly at the end of an ink cartridge. Email marketing, design, and testing tool Litmus played to its strengths with its year-end email in 2016. charity: water’s 2015 holiday campaign Have a holly jolly headline Don’t forget your subject line and preheader text!

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