Author: Evyn Stevens

The new year presents an opportunity to assess your previous nonprofit marketing efforts, evaluate where you can adjust and plan for the future.

Here are four marketing strategies to implement in 2024. Continue reading “Nonprofit Marketing Strategies You’ll Need in 2024”

In recent posts, we’ve touched on creating a marketing plan, developing your brand identity and defining your target audience.

Now, we’ll address setting and implementing SMART goals for your nonprofit.

Continue reading “Nonprofit Marketing Made Easier, Part 4: Setting SMART Goals for Your Nonprofit”

In previous posts, we covered how to create a marketing plan and develop your brand identity. The focus of this third article in the series is identifying your nonprofit’s target audience. Continue reading “Nonprofit Marketing Made Easier, Part 3: Defining Your Target Audience and Persona”

This is the second article in a series about developing a marketing plan for your nonprofit. The first post focused on developing high-level goals and conducting environmental and competitive analyses.

In this post, we’ll be talking about the branding elements, specifically messaging, to include in your marketing plan. Continue reading “Nonprofit Marketing Made Easier, Part 2: Brand Identity”

This is the first in a series about developing a marketing plan for your nonprofit, including setting goals and implementing different analyses. Continue reading “Nonprofit Marketing Made Easier Part 1: Creating a Plan”

Nonprofit email marketing is a two-fold challenge. The goal is to build creative email campaigns that interest subscribers enough that they 1) open them, and 2) complete your desired action. Continue reading “5 Email Marketing Best Practices for Nonprofits”

Unique, audience-focused content marketing can help you stand out in the sea of marketing messages and leave an impression on your donors, volunteers and the general public.

Continue reading “5 Content Marketing Ideas for Your Nonprofit”

Which nonprofit do you associate with a red cross on a white background?

The Red Cross, of course.

Brand recognition is knowing who or what a logo represents regardless of where it’s used. Continue reading “Creating Nonprofit Brand Guidelines”