Here at CauseVox, we try to bring you the best in nonprofit fundraising tips. But here’s a little secret – we get a lot of our ideas from other fantastic nonprofit marketing blogs out there.
Today we thought we’d do a little roundup of some of the top content at our favorite websites.
Here are eight must-read articles:
1. How To: Set Up New Facebook Pages & The Types Available For You
by Nonprofit Marketing 360
Facebook policies and interfaces seem to change every other day. Here’s a guide for updating your Facebook page with the latest information.
2. Why Your Nonprofit Should Be A Big Listener
by Beth Kanter
Listen to conversations happening on the internet, it could make or break your organization. This post covers everything from why listening is important, how to make smart decisions based on those insights, and the nitty-gritty of figuring it out.
3. Strategies to Manage an Online Crisis
by Frogloop
Things can take an unexpected turn for the worse when someone important puts their foot in their mouth. Here’s how to recover from a big online “whoops.”
4. Bringing Social Inside: Social Media Staffing, Culture, and Policies
by Community Organizer 2.0
Social media is obviously a bit part of your fundraising strategy these days. But how do you staff for it? This article talks about how to make it work from the inside.
5. Planning for Re-engaging Disengaged Members
by Wild Apricot
If you want to reconnect with members who have dropped off the map, learn a few strategies from this post first. Start revitalizing your support base in the new year.
6. Four Recommendations for Personal and Professional Branding
by Amy Sample Ward
It’s not always possible to keep our personal and professional lives separate in a social media age. Here are tips on how to blend (or divide) your online presence.
7. How Crowdsourcing Can Help Your Nonprofit
by Idealware
This post gives you the know-how for understanding and effectively using crowdsourcing to boost your nonprofit. Use it to raise awareness, recruit volunteers, and lots more.
