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Which Event Formats Work Best?

Greater Giving

Tips for How to Choose To maximize attendance and engagement at your next nonprofit event, you need to choose the best event format for your audience. Examples of in-person nonprofit events include galas, walk-a-thons, workshops, and volunteering sessions. For example, think about their age and interests.

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4 Ways to Enhance Your Association’s Online Presence

Achieve

Identify and target your audience. First, you’ll need to identify and learn about your target audience. With software, the steps to recognizing and researching your target audience will look something like this: Collect and organize data. Experiment with a variety of media and formats to see what best engages your audience.

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5 Tips For Event Sponsorship Success

Bloomerang

Understand your audience to identify target sponsors The first step in event sponsorship success is to understand the audience for your event. Identify and describe your event attendees, including interests and demographic profiles. Your audience data should always drive your sponsor outreach.

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How to Succeed With Nonprofit Direct Mail Fundraising

Allegiance Group

Additionally, audiences are likely to open and engage with direct mail. Direct mail can benefit your nonprofit in many ways, from connecting with donors in a personal way and yielding a high ROI. Direct mail reaches different audiences. On average, direct mail has an open rate of 57.5% Research and exploration.

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4 Reasons to Start Planning Ahead for GivingTuesday

sgEngage

Throughout the year, conduct preparation, strategy development, and stewardship efforts to make your audience eager to give when the big day arrives. For example, if you discover your donor retention rate is falling, you can focus on donor stewardship in the months leading up to Giving Tuesday to boost retention.

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Are your online campaigns raising or losing money?

Get Fully Funded

Nonprofit budgets are often tight, and each of your campaigns should aim to hit as high a return on investment (ROI) as possible. To better analyze your campaigns, you’ll need to understand a few fundamental metrics, including ROI, cost per dollar raised (CPDR), and cost per acquisition (CPA). ROI = (Output / Input) X 100.

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Your Brain On Good Stories: Why Storytelling Matters For Nonprofits

TechImpact

For example, donating money to charities that are associated with that great story or narrative. While the ROI of storytelling is a difficult one to measure , what’s important to understand is that it does work. Another example story to tell is how your nonprofit got its start. If so, how often is it updated? The formula.

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