Neon CRM
NOVEMBER 30, 2023
Storytelling for nonprofits is an avenue to connect with donors and help them relate to your work. Ethical storytelling for nonprofits produces stories that not only help nonprofits share their work and inspire donors but also honor the dignity of those the story is about. What is Nonprofit Storytelling? Stories are powerful.
The Fundraising Authority
MARCH 28, 2021
Storytelling is one of the most challenging aspects of donor cultivation. By reaching out to volunteers you can bypass much of the storytelling and advertising expense, which is traditionally required. Volunteers offer the perfect opportunity to put this theory to the test. Why not ask them to also give financially?
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Pamela Grow
SEPTEMBER 14, 2023
It’s part graphic design, part design-thinking, part storytelling, part strategic thinking and part love note to you amazing humans who work so hard for your causes, your donors, your mission, and your desire to contribute and make positive change in our world.” It’s a book you’ll be referring to every day.
Bloomerang
JUNE 15, 2021
replacing all of the immersive storytelling with a litany of the organization’s accomplishments. . If you have a boss who thinks they can do a better job rewriting your appeal, do a split A/B test to see whose appeal performs best. A few months ago, I referred the Executive Director of a nonprofit to a consultant.
Media Cause
AUGUST 9, 2021
Every once in a while though, we stumble across a resource or reference from inside our very own wheelhouse. . The people who are part of a specific community are the experts in that field, and they should be part of the creative process, not just used to “run ideas by,” or as focus groups when we conduct user-testing.
Greater Giving
FEBRUARY 22, 2022
Use A/B testing to determine which images are most effective for engaging visitors. A/B testing involves creating two different versions of a webpage and assessing which drives more engagement and conversions. When deciding what images to include in your nonprofit’s website, think about what will showcase your mission most effectively.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
OCTOBER 7, 2014
The session lead us through the design thinking process which includes: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test. We voted on what thought might be the most productive to prototype and test related to “letting go and allowing for emergence.” That is not design thinking. Next thing we know, this happened. Normalize the hump.
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