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5 Email Personalization Strategies for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

By Joe Frye , Account Group Director, Nonprofit and Cause at Town Hall Agency – a full-service marketing & advertising agency built to serve organizations that do good, shape futures, and make the world a better place. This is one of the key reasons that more than 60% of nonprofits already use personalization in their email marketing.

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How To Troubleshoot Your Fundraising Email

Bloomerang

You’ve sent a fundraising email to your nonprofit’s email list. What happened , you think, where did we go wrong with this email? And that’s when you know it’s time to troubleshoot your fundraising email. And that’s when you know it’s time to troubleshoot your fundraising email.

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How Ignoring Staff Emails Drains Nonprofit Momentum

Bloomerang

Emails and important requests from staff frequently go unanswered or receive delayed responses from board members. When their emails are met with silence, it signals that their time, effort, and contributions aren’t valued and appreciated. However, responding to staff communications is not a task that can be placed on the back burner.

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5 Nonprofit Emails That DON’T Ask For a Donation

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Your emails can do wonders in connecting people with your mission and raising money for your cause. Sending email communications is your chance to ignite strategic conversations with your donors, members, volunteers, and subscribers. 1) Welcome email. And the proof is in the email statistics. First impressions matter.

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5 Ways to Give Your Nonprofit’s Email Newsletter a Makeover

NonProfit PRO

When marketers think of their email newsletters, they may be placing too much emphasis on “news” and not enough on the “letter” aspect, and Ann Handley, chief content officer at MarketingProfs, sees this as an opportunity. Here are five email newsletter makeover tips that she shared.

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Email Marketing for Nonprofits: The Ultimate How-To Guide

Bloomerang

Email marketing for nonprofits is a powerful tool that can do much more for your brand than just raising awareness. and Canada find email to be the communication channel that most inspires them to contributebeating all other platforms. Well cover: Why is investing in email marketing for nonprofits worth it?

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6 Ways to Grow Your Nonprofit’s Following on Social Media

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Where to place social media icons on your nonprofit’s website depends upon whether social media is a high priority at your nonprofit. If it is a high priority, then placing icons in the upper right of your header and in the footer is the best option. 2) Include social media icons in your email newsletter.