Please post your nonprofit marketing position here — FT or PT staff, consulting or internship opportunities.
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
1) Associate Director, Partnerships Marketing & Communications
The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (New York, NY)
2) Cause Marketing and Event Production Specialist, Wholesome Wave (Bridgeport, CT)
3) Communications Intern, CNT Energy (Chicago, IL)
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Please post your nonprofit marketing position here — FT or PT staff, consulting or internship opportunities.
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
1) Associate Director of Communications
Volunteers of America (New York, NY)
2) Brand Marketing Senior Associate and
Director, Hospital Marketing
American Red Cross (Washington, D.C.)
3) Communications & Social Media Intern Position
Center for Gender & Refugee Studies (San Francisco, CA)
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We would like to welcome guest blogger, Laura Quinn. Laura is the executive director of Idealware, and a frequent speaker and writer on nonprofit technology topics.
With the new year upon us, it’s a good time to make resolutions for both yourself and your organization. Why not resolve to improve your social media efforts? More than 800 million people are using Facebook alone, and chances are good your constituents are among them.
Planning is vital to success with social media, and thinking ahead can ensure the best return for your efforts regardless of the channel you’re using. We created our free Nonprofit Social Media Decision Guide specifically to help organizations like yours strategize their approach to social media.
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Please post your nonprofit marketing position here — FT or PT staff, consulting or internship opportunities.
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
1) Account Director, Fenton (New York, NY)
2) Assistant Director, Communications and Outreach American Jewish Committee (Milburn, NJ)
3) Assistant Director of Marketing Communications and
Marketing Communications Assistant
National Brain Tumor Society (Watertown, MA)
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Please post your nonprofit marketing position here — FT or PT staff, consulting or internship opportunities.
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
1) Account Coordinator, Fenton (San Francisco, CA)
2) Administrative and Communications Coordinator, Congregation Beth El (Berkeley, CA)
3) Associate of Development & Communications and
Director of Development & Communications, Pat’s Place (Charlotte, NC)
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I have a feeling that this year is going to be a great one for you. Here’s why – you seek out this blog and other resources to gain a fresh perspective on your nonprofit marketing and fundraising work, and to grow your own skill set. Your proaction is crucial to success in 2012. Go to it!
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
1) Assistant Executive Director for Marketing and Communications Services,
Council for Exceptional Children (Arlington, VA) READ MORE
Guest blogger Kimberlee Roth, one of our team’s valued writers, has written for the Chicago Tribune and The Chronicle of Philanthropy among other publications. She provides writing and editing services to universities, health systems and other nonprofits.
Whether told through gestures, symbols or spoken words, carvings on a cave wall or YouTube videos, we humans have used stories as a communications strategy for thousands of years. It’s intuitive in many respects to tell a story.
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I have the honor of hosting the first Nonprofit Blog Carnival of 2012. And what better topic, as we enter a new year, than your dreams for your organization, cause or the nonprofit community?
The words of Martin Luther King, born on January 15, 1929, tend to set January’s tone for me. I heard my Dad talk about King’s “I Have a Dream” speech — his transformative call for racial equality — from the time I was small. Dad had been deeply moved when he heard King’s words at the March on Washington in the summer of 1963, and that experience contributed to his lifelong involvement in social action.
The stresses of the times are dramatically affecting your organization’s relationships, and that’s likely to continue through 2012. But there’s some very good news.
Despite today’s challenges, there is a way for your organization to build and strengthen vital relationships with the people whose help you need as donors, advocates, volunteers and more. Here are my guidelines for implementing the doable, proven strategy—getting personal to get relevant—that is your single most important key to marketing success in 2012:
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Please take two minutes right now to share the most valuable marketing lesson you’ve learned this year!
I’ll summarize the trends, and share the lessons submitted by you and your peers in the field in the 2012 Nonprofit Marketing Wisdom Guide. Your guidance will be attributed to you, by name, title and organization—nice personal and professional recognition.
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