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The Top 10 Posts on Nonprofit Tech for Good in 2024

Nonprofit Tech for Good

The top 10 posts on Nonprofit Tech for Good in 2024 reflect the trends that nonprofits were most interested in this past year. To earn the certificates, you can attend the webinars live or view the recordingsor a combination of both. [$159]

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Strategies For Connecting With Younger Donors

Bloomerang

To attract them to your cause, you can’t rely on the same strategies you may have used for Gen X or Baby Boomers. So, let’s take a moment to explore these generations and what strategies work in connecting with younger donors. How can you incorporate their needs and expectations to develop meaningful connections with them?

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5 Ways to Use Your Digital Impact Report as a Marketing Tool

sgEngage

Here are five ways to use your digital impact report as a marketing tool: 1. Take this engagement a step further by using interactive features like polls or questions based on the report’s findings to spark conversation and encourage reflection.

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Why You Need a Full-Funnel Nonprofit Digital Marketing Strategy

Whole Whale

At Whole Whale, we see too many nonprofits with a too narrow approach to digital marketing that misses out on building long-term relationships and sustainable support at scale. To move your mission forward, you need a full-funnel digital marketing strategyone that nurtures your audience from first touch to lifelong champion.

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Building a Nonprofit Data Marketing Strategy Without Cookies

Nonprofits Source

These third-party cookies allow marketers to target users based on their behavior across different sites. Nonprofits still need more durable, privacy-conscious ways to incorporate data into their marketing strategies. Of course, that doesnt mean first-party data strategies are automatically privacy-conscious.

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Inside J.Crew’s strategy to be at the ‘center of culture’

Fast Company Tech

Wadle says the brand doesn’t expect these niche collabs to be a cash grab; instead, they’re more of a marketing play, to get in front of fans of The Bear , or The New Yorker , or the FDNY. “It’s not always a big revenue-driving opportunity,” she says. The collection was a huge hit.

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Are Marketing and Membership at Opposite Poles? Take the Journey to Collaboration

.orgSource

Is your marketing team hanging out at the North Pole while the membership group chills in Antarctica? If the marketing team promises a fabulous new website, and the results don’t include any features members want, there will be issues, not the least of which is broken confidence. We saw their loyalty as beyond commercial transactions.