It’s finally here: a new handbook on direct mail called "Creative Deviations." It’s heavy, it’s filled with 286 pages, with nice large print, easy-to-read typeface and lots of “yous.”
As prices go up and inflation is a reality, are you worried about what’s going to happen with monthly donors? I’m right there with you. That’s why I was excited to see Enthuse’s “Donor Pulse Report: Summer 2022."
For nonprofits, there’s an exciting event to prepare for: the surge of Generation Z and the start of a new donor frontier.
Here are five tips to develop innovative nonprofit marketing campaigns that will raise awareness and let you stand out from the crowd.
Your nonprofit has its own identity, and it’s likely that you want to tell your whole story to your stakeholders. However, when nonprofits wrap everything that the organization is about into its mission and vision statements, a lot of the power and decision-making value is lost in these lofty and winding statements.
Now is the time to get your development house in order and start investing in mid-level, major and planned giving.
There are new ways to engage supporters using Facebook and Instagram messenger, where supporters never leave the platform.
Today, there are so many more ways to engage with your donors in all channels & media that you have more opportunities to practice.
Annual giving is the bread and butter of nonprofits’ operations. With these stewardship strategies, you can maximize annual revenue.
When creating your nonprofit fundraising and donations strategy, email marketing should be on the top of the list of channels to use to support your efforts. However, 70% of nonprofits do not have an email marketing strategy, despite 26% of online donors saying email marketing is what inspires them to give.
