Difference Nptech Spam Strategy 
TechImpact
MARCH 19, 2014
Writing, and sending, your nonprofit’s email newsletter takes creativity, precision strategy, and even a little finesse. Proof reading, avoiding spam triggers, ensuring it’s mobile optimized, creating alluring subject lines are all imperative to the success of the newsletter and what the content inside is promoting.
NTEN
SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
We also discussed the importance of creating not just a contest for fans, but an entire strategy around that contest, reinforced on your website and via email. The solution that came out of the group was to check out the Twitter search function ( [link] ), and to try using different combinations. Thanks to everyone who came.
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NTEN
MARCH 26, 2009
User generated content, regardless if you like it or not, is now part of your content strategy. What if they become viral or even SPAM? . As you spread the word through all of these different channels, it's critical your content is well written, concise and consistent. And with that, comes the responsibility to manage it.
NTEN
NOVEMBER 3, 2010
But here’s the challenge: despite the centrality of bulk email outreach in nonprofit communications strategies, most organizations don’t do the required due diligence to find the right email service provider (ESP) to send out their emails, or use the selected tool -- when they do find it -- for all its worth.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JUNE 20, 2005
In 1998, I was teaching web strategy workshops in which I described a number of strategies for failure on the web. Obviously, I support all three of these blogging strategies and I think that together they represent a resurgence of a community based form of organizing, whether in support of social service or social change.
NTEN
SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
Even if your organization is focused on a single issue like, say, rescued Pomeranians, various cross-sections of your constituents will respond differently to your messaging – in spite of their shared interest in your mission. Sometimes just the subject line is different, sometimes the entire message changes; it depends on the segment.
NTEN
JANUARY 27, 2010
We recommend you: clarify your strategy, invest in automation, and get everyone participating. Clarify Your Strategy. If you have already done the strategy work, now is a good time to make sure you have shared it with everyone (not just the communications department). How do you do that? Define Your Audience. Cross post.
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