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Nonprofit Marketing: 3 Easy Ways To Grow Your Audience

Top Nonprofits

Otherwise, they might take their support to a different organization that better communicates its purpose and inspires its audience to take action. One of the best ways to build your audience and stay connected with current supporters is to leverage one of the resources you already have: your nonprofit’s website.

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Engagement Analytics 101: Setting Your Association Up for Success

Association Analytics

Your association can also learn what membership benefits and opportunities resonate most amongst your various audience segments. Basing decisions on what members did 10 years ago could leave you with an outdated picture and skew results in the wrong direction. Keep things recent to get the most accurate data.

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5 Steps to Prepare for a Successful Nonprofit Website Redesign

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Here’s the good news: with preparation and a pulse on the right data and information, it is possible to get a handle on the task and get a big picture of your organization’s needs. Recommended resource: How to conduct a content inventory and audit. Recommended resource: How to write a project charter. Content to be rewritten.

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What to expect when you’re expecting to rebrand your nonprofit

Candid

Effective branding also gives potential donors an accurate and compelling picture of your organization that encourages their vital support. Before you commit to a complete overhaul of your nonprofit’s branding , make sure you understand what a rebrand entails: Your audience’s perception of your nonprofit will change.

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To Get Close to Members, Follow MarTech Trends

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Entrepreneur, Social Media Today, Adweek, and Adage are a few of the resources on my radar. Market in Real Time Here’s an idea that requires imagination and an eye to the big picture. And imagine live tours of your annual conference, reports from the exhibit hall floor, or committee meetings with audience feedback.

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Build a Board for the Digital Future

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They should want to know what you are doing and how you are doing it, but they must also trust in the CEO’s decisions and strive to discover how they can be assets and resources. We can’t just bring a diverse audience to the table; we need to make sure that their contribution is noted. Everyone must have a voice.

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New year, new social media plan: Using data to inform our strategy 

Candid

I’ll share what I’ve learned from the big-picture analytics, insights from my deep dive into content, and how they inform my approach to our social media plan (which you’re welcome to borrow for your nonprofit). The top-level analytics The first thing I do is look at the big picture. Facebook is an interesting one for us.