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The world gets smaller with digital magazines

Judi Sohn

I’ve long been a fan of digital magazines. For example, if I download a magazine to my iMac, I can’t read the same file from my laptop. For example, if I download a magazine to my iMac, I can’t read the same file from my laptop. No clutter, no waiting until the mailman decides to deliver the latest issue.

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Nonprofit Technology News for May 2013: Free WiFi in Forbes Magazine and Braille Phones

Tech Soup

This month the news is about WiFi embedded in a magazine, Braille smartphones, ultramobile devices, innovation in Eastern Europe, Windows 8 Apps for Social Good Winners, a new Pinterest analytics tool, the emergence of digital wallets, and Ginny Mies pick for the mobile app of the month. Yes that's right. " With PaperKarma.

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Marketing Your Giving Tuesday Campaign to get Donors Giving

Greater Giving

Direct mail: While this may not be as popular as other forms of advertising these days, there’s still nothing quite like receiving something in snail mail. Direct mail makes its way right into someone’s hands.

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How much does marketing cost?

Roundtree

Direct mail is alive and well. If you’re mailing an annual report to 1,000 people, you should expect to pay $1,500. . Once you have a quality website with compelling videos and photos, you’ll want to make sure people know about it. The cost will go up as the needs become more complex. . Printing and Postage: $1.50-$2.00

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HOW TO: Engage 5 Generations of Donors and Supporters

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Made up of 46 million Americans who donate approximately 20 percent of all giving in the United States, this generation came of age when websites and e-mail were breakthroughs in nonprofit technology, and they have had a love affair with the Internet ever since. Baby Boomers (Born 1946 –1964, Currently Ages 50–68).

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The Death of the Open Metric (and other freak outs)

sgEngage

I typically like what I see from Bon Appetit Magazine. Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection: What This Means for Email Marketers and How to Prepare Now [AUGUST UPDATE]. It is responding amicably to a message that was sent to me. I engage fully with messages sent to me by my mom (and I usually reply back to her).

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Year-End Fundraising by the Numbers [INFOGRAPHIC]

NonProfit Hub

This infographic originally ran in our Nonprofit Hub Magazine, a free bi-monthly magazine dedicated to providing focused content on a particular topic. Plus, 100 percent polled used direct mail for their year-end campaign and only 17 percent used in-person asking to garner donations.