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Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog
JUNE 4, 2020
So without preaching to the choir, coddling, or providing a history lesson, I’ve divided nonprofit responses into these categories: Silence Statements Solidarity. If you are quiet because you do not understand statements like Perry’s…then you will need to seek more than THIS blog post for help. I had no words. Kimberly Perry.
Selfish Giving
JANUARY 3, 2012
It’s easy to use, powerfully visual, populated with cause marketing-loving women and growing like crazy. The heavy presence of women 25-44 on Pinterest is what distinguishes it from other new social media platforms, which are generally populated by men 18-24. 4,000 percent in six months! That's growth!
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iMarketSmart
AUGUST 23, 2023
See 6 Reasons Why Donor Surveys Work. These work. Why do they work? The more you can learn about major donors before you meet them, the more effective you will be at that first meeting. A good first meeting is more likely to lead to a second meeting, and eventually a transformational gift for your organization.
Selfish Giving
APRIL 4, 2018
The money is raised from the customer. For example, a chain of coffee shops will use donation boxes to raise money from customers at checkout. With Sponsorship. A company sponsors your nonprofit's event or program so that they can market their business to your supporters. With Cause Marketing. So let me ask you: Are you successful with sponsorship?
iMarketSmart
JUNE 6, 2022
This is key for understanding the power of gift restrictions. Gift restrictions can be powerful for story. Making the donor’s character more important works. Fundraising is story world: The power of un-restrictions. 3] Why did this work? In commerce world, the power of an un-selected restriction makes no sense.
iMarketSmart
APRIL 10, 2023
Socratic fundraising can still work. Justify asking questions Questions can work. But questions won’t work if people won’t answer. For example, don’t ask, “Should we continue our award-winning work that is transforming the lives of so many in desperate need?” But sometimes that isn’t feasible. Or they’re too far away.
Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog
FEBRUARY 3, 2012
Last week on the main Nonprofit Marketing Guide site (you are reading the blog now), I published an article called, “ Blah, Blah, Blah: What to Do When You Write Too Much. So you’ve got to make your words work. Just’ : The word ‘just’ downplays your work and your impact. That’s what will be different because of your work.
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