Tag: Communication
5 Influencer Marketing Mistakes For Nonprofit To Avoid
Planning an influencer marketing strategy for charitable giving requires a lot of time, effort and finances. The best you can do next is optimize you ...
Visual communication in website design: some effective ideas
As a nonprofit organization, your website is one major place where you build an emotional connection with your audience. It is also where you talk ab ...
Tips for Finding The Right Influencers For Your Nonprofit
Collaboration with influencers is an ideal strategy to really bring your nonprofit organization to the forefront, especially in terms of visibility. ...
Free Fundraising Resources for Nonprofits to Prep for Success in 2022
What if there was something quick and simple you could do to kick off this new year stronger than ever? We have put together some free fundraising re ...
Tips For Nonprofits: COVID-19 Communications and Marketing
Many of us began this year with an optimistic outlook, creating plans for the future. Even for nonprofit professionals, there were marketing strategi ...
The best ways to raise funds during recession
We are bound to experience recession and well, it has already begun. Many leaders may be prompted to take a step back by lowering contacts with prosp ...
GC Community: Stimulate nonprofit fundraising during COVID-19
In America, as March began, COVID-19 began! Many sectors have hit the bottom of their charts and the nonprofit industry isn’t showing any growing tre ...
Strategy for running a successful advocacy campaign
Around the world, nonprofit organizations and human rights defenders are standing firm with the righteous and against the unjust. One such example is ...
Fundraising for Nonprofits in the face of a Pandemic
We are all aware of the situation that the Covid-19 virus has put us in. However, that shouldn’t stop your process of planning and making efforts; th ...
Why choose GiveCentral for your year-end appeals?
There are two ‘i's’ in Fundraising – they should stand for inspiration and innovation, not imitation and irritation. Ken Burnett
Action precedes ...