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7 Essentials for Your Nonprofit’s Branding Guidelines

Nonprofit Tech for Good

While some international brands may include all of the colors of the rainbow, I recommend small to midsize companies focus on a maximum of six colors. This library may include graphics like illustrations, icons, patterns, and/or photography. 7) Photography. It is almost guaranteed that your brand will utilize photography.

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Social Media for Social Good :: Your Nonprofit Tech Checklist

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Get the necessary training (HTML, digital photography, video, social media, and mobile technology). Design a custom banner, sidebar column image, and video page banner, if applicable. Claim and set up your nonprofit’s LinkedIn Company Page. Create five text-to-give images. Define your goals and objectives. 7) Blogging.

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Protecting Wild Lands Through Art

Tech Soup

Braided River, a Seattle-based nonprofit publishing company, has undertaken 16 conservation projects to date with just three staff people. Braided River combines the arts of photography and literature to create books, media campaigns, and museum exhibits about preserving North America's wild places. Large-Format Photography.

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Protecting Wild Lands Through Art

Tech Soup

Braided River, a Seattle-based nonprofit publishing company, has undertaken 16 conservation projects to date with just three staff people. Braided River combines the arts of photography and literature to create books, media campaigns, and museum exhibits about preserving North America's wild places. Large-Format Photography.

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Your Nonprofit Logo is a Spark, Not the Flame

Top Nonprofits

In my experience working with nonprofit clients, I’ve learned how much people want to be able to have one icon or image that shows the whole who, what, why all at once. A logo is like a film poster—it’s a teaser to spark curiosity so folks will want to learn more about the company or organization. It makes sense.

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Your Logo is a Spark, Not the Flame

Top Nonprofits

In my experience working with nonprofit clients, I’ve learned how much people want to be able to have one icon or image that shows the whole who, what, why all at once. A logo is like a film poster—it’s a teaser to spark curiosity so folks will want to learn more about the company or organization. It makes sense.

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Great reads from around the web on October 18th

Amy Sample Ward

."" Photographs, Digital Rights & Social Media Events | Geoff Livingston's Blog – Geoff shares a recent example of his attendance at an event where he was photographed and his images shared. Do you have examples on this topic, has this happened to you?

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