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Design Series: Understanding Audience Needs

Forum One

Understanding audience needs is the core of good design. For mission-driven organizations in particular, forging deep connections with audiences is paramount. The questions we hear often are about how organizations can identify and adapt designs to meet the evolving needs of their audiences and ensure that the mission resonates deeply.

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The Top Ways to Make Your Sponsored Events More Interactive

The Sponsorship Collective

Before you dive in, if you are interested in event sponsorship, check out these titles in our “sponsorship for events” series: A good interactive event pays back so many dividends. For starters, you create a more immersive and memorable experience for your audience, be those attendees, donors, or customers.

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Are We There Yet? Piloting An Audience-First Donor Journey

The NonProfit Times

Mapping an audience journey can be just like that vacation plan, paying off at every stage of the constituent life cycle. A data-driven, responsive, personalized, audience-first journey results in increased retention, increased donor lifetime value and increased revenue. How old is the audience? What are their goals?

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Should Your Hybrid Event Attendees Interact With Each Other?

AccelEvents

One challenge that event planners are anticipating is audience interactions. Hybrid events involve in-person audiences with the live event portion and then remote attendees participating through the virtual event platform. . However, it can be difficult to tailor the event to both virtual and in-person audiences. .

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Five Digital Trends and Strategies to Help Museums and Cultural Organizations Reach Audiences Today

Forum One

For today’s arts and culture organizations, we’re distilling five strategies for digital engagement that meet the needs of audiences with lasting impact. Since most visitors travel with their phones, exhibitions in the physical space of the museum can incorporate digital interactive elements to add context and engagement during a visit.

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5 Ways to Build a Digital Community that will Transform Your Nonprofit

Nonprofit Tech for Good

By acknowledging these interactions, nonprofits show appreciation for their followers’ participation and reinforce a sense of community. Audiences want to see the real, unpolished side of the organization. Share quotes, stories, or images that inspire and resonate with your audience, keeping them emotionally connected to the cause.

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Trainer’s Notebook: Online Interaction Tools To Engage Your Audience in the Room and Beyond

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

This past month I’ve done several workshops where I experimented with different audience online interaction tools to engage people in the room as well as a remote audience tuning in through a live video stream. I did not have a remote audience. Conference. Stay tuned.